Grand Bahama
 

The Grand Bahama housing market cooled slightly in Q3, with fewer homes hitting the market — yet buyer interest strengthened, especially for mid- and higher-value properties. While supply tightened, motivated buyers continued to step in, leading to stronger pricing and stable selling times across many neighborhoods.



Here’s what defined the quarter:

📉 Fewer new home listings, signaling a wait-and-see seller mindset

🔄 Buyer demand increased, even with limited supply

💰 Prices surged, supported by mid- and high-value transactions

⏱️ Homes sold efficiently, with faster timelines than last year

🌴 Land market slowed, with fewer listings and softer demand

🤝 Negotiation strengthened for buyers on land, even as prices rebounded