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Turks & Caicos Islands Real Estate Winter/Spring 2023/24

This magazine contains MLS listings from the Turks & Caicos Islands Real Estate Association members. It is the most up-to-date magazine of local real estate. It also includes features on the industry.

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SOUTH CAICOS<br />

With the Atlantic Ocean surrounding the island,<br />

North Creek slicing into its north end and centuries-old<br />

salinas spanning the interior, on the nation’s capital of<br />

Grand Turk you are never far from water . . . or a water<br />

view. The Grand Turk Cruise Center, which features a<br />

state-of-the-art pier, 13-acre recreation complex and<br />

nearly 20 shore excursions, spurred the market here.<br />

Grand Turk offers several small hotels in town, some of<br />

which are converted great houses with glorious, seafaring<br />

pasts; other properties away from town have been recently<br />

renovated or built. There are residential and commercial<br />

undeveloped beach and ridgetop properties, as well as<br />

homes and villas, available.<br />

Tranquil and charming, with the ruins of the<br />

once-thriving salinas still intact, Salt Cay is being rediscovered<br />

as one of the few remaining Caribbean outposts.<br />

Folks who enjoy adventure have restored and refurbished<br />

some of the historic salt-rakers’ homes for rental to visiting<br />

tourists.<br />

With its abundant rainfall and fertile soil, the<br />

“Garden Island” of North <strong>Caicos</strong> is distinguished by lush<br />

vegetation and a laid-back, rural flavor. Land values have<br />

increased over the last several years. Beachfront residential<br />

subdivisions are available and the northwestern shore near<br />

Sandy Point is home to multi-million dollar villas and<br />

the North <strong>Caicos</strong> Yacht Club and Marina, an exclusive<br />

waterfront development currently on the market. Plans are<br />

in place to re-open the airport, which could dramatically<br />

improve access.<br />

While off the beaten track, visitors to Middle <strong>Caicos</strong><br />

will find rocky bluffs and beautiful inlets along its dramatic<br />

and picturesque north shore. Property of equal quality<br />

as that in Providenciales can be bought at a fraction of<br />

the price. There is now a causeway linking the islands of<br />

North and Middle <strong>Caicos</strong>, drastically improving access; it<br />

is likely to affect future land sales.<br />

South <strong>Caicos</strong> is the country’s fishing center and one of<br />

its original centers of commerce. Tourist facilities include<br />

the upscale Sailrock residential/resort project and East<br />

Bay Resort. Development is expected to flourish when<br />

the new Norman B. Saunders Sr. Airport terminal opens<br />

and upgrades are put in place. Scuba diving, bone fishing,<br />

kayaking and exploring are prime on South <strong>Caicos</strong>. At<br />

nearby Ambergris Cay, exclusive residential homesites and<br />

homes are available.<br />

The West <strong>Caicos</strong> Reserve – an exclusive retreat – was<br />

under construction on the secluded island of West <strong>Caicos</strong>.<br />

The project featured villas, custom homes, cottages and<br />

marina townhomes. It is currently in the process of being<br />

brought back to life. v<br />

16 <strong>Turks</strong> & <strong>Caicos</strong> <strong>Islands</strong> <strong>Real</strong> <strong>Estate</strong> – The Official Magazine of the <strong>Turks</strong> & <strong>Caicos</strong> <strong>Real</strong> <strong>Estate</strong> Association

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