Luxury Locations Magazine Issue 27 Antigua & Barbuda

FEATURE

Thinking of taking the plunge? Investment Q&A: Join us for a deep dive into Antigua’s current property market W hether looking for a sound investment or a holiday home in an idyllic location, a property purchase is one of the

Carly: “Investors typically ask about rental potential as well as location differences.” What sets Luxury Locations apart from competitors? Nadia: “Our media presence. Through our YouTube channel, magazine, and social media platforms, we try to provide as much information as possible so that buyers can educate themselves about the market before they even arrive in Antigua. “We also spend a lot of time showcasing Antigua itself. Most people buying second or third homes are comparing destinations. If they’re from the UK, they might be considering

biggest decisions you’ll ever make. One thing is for sure: No one knows the market like Luxury Locations. Experts Nadia Dyson and Carly Davies give us the lowdown on the current state of play – and their projections for what’s to come. What were sales like during the first half of 2026?

Nadia: “The last six months have been the strongest I have seen since I started in real estate in 2007. We have tripled our sales, had multiple discovery calls, and seen numerous inspection trips being planned. It’s seriously exciting. I think a lot of that is due to changing global circumstances and the strength of Antigua’s Citizenship by Investment Programme, which continues to attract buyers from around the world.” Carly: “Sales activity has been strong and we are seeing more and more interest and conversion.” What are the key questions investors ask?

Europe. If they’re from North America, they may be looking at places like the Bahamas, Bermuda, or Cayman. “The Caribbean as a whole deserves more attention. It remains relatively unspoiled, has an incredible culture, and offers an amazing quality of life. “I also think we’re different in how we look after our clients. We work very closely with our buyers, while

collaborating with all the other agents on the island. This means clients feel supported throughout the entire process. For sellers, we continually invest in new technologies, marketing strategies, and media channels to ensure their property receives the best possible exposure. Carly: “I agree that our media presence has a lot to do with it, and also our initial sales process; we tend to really tailor our search to the clients’ needs rather than availability on our own website.” What gives Antigua the edge over other Caribbean islands? Nadia: “Geographically, we’re a hub for the Caribbean so we’re easy to access internationally, and well connected to neighbouring islands. We’re also one of the safest islands. The government is supportive of international investment, there are attractive tax advantages, and the lifestyle is exceptional.

Nadia: “They want to know, is this a good area to buy? Is the rental income strong? How long would it take to sell if I needed to liquidate? More recently I get asked, which one would you choose? “That’s always a difficult question because it really depends on the individual. I ask them, how do you like to live? What are your goals? What makes financial sense for you? What feels like the better fit for your family and lifestyle? “As agents, our job is to provide facts, local knowledge, and the pros and cons of each area. Different locations suit different people. It’s a very personal decision, and I help clients by giving them the information they need to make an informed choice.”

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