Nassau & Paradise Island
 

Nassau’s housing market stayed active this quarter, with 151 new home listings (+12.7% from Q1), reflecting renewed seller confidence. Buyer demand surged, with 106 contracted sales—a 47% quarterly jump and nearly 40% higher year-over-year—though 44 completed sales fell slightly from Q1. Prices cooled, as the median price fell to $552,500 (–26.3%), pointing to a shift toward mid-range activity after luxury-driven highs earlier in the year. Homes took longer to sell, with median days on market rising to 118, though sellers still captured 93.3% of asking prices, showing solid alignment with buyers.

The land market showed even stronger momentum. 75 new listings came online (+53% from Q1), while demand strengthened with 74 contracts signed and 34 completed sales, more than double Q1’s total. Prices held mixed, with the median land price edged down to $132,000. Sellers achieved excellent results with a list-to-sale ratio of 95.9%, one of the highest across the islands, and parcels sold faster with median days on market down to 135.



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