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The Trifecta RevisitedThe Trifecta Revisited In a recent article I wrote for Anguilla Life Magazine I discussed the Trifecta I envisioned on the real estate horizon, whereby a Trifecta (for those who don’t gamble on horses) relates to picking the first, second and third place winners in a race—not an easy trick. At the time […]
Golf, Anyone?Golf, Anyone? As Anguilla heads into general elections (which will in all likelihood be held in early 2010) the issues concerning the golf course and resort development at Rendezvous Bay may well be a key component of the political discussions–regardless of whether or not the golf course is open or construction has recommenced by […]
Back to the FutureBack to the Future With the worldwide economic recession upon us all, it will be interesting to see how Anguilla real estate fares—as a wonderful destination boasting world class natural amenities and deluxe resorts, restaurants, mega villas, private villas and managed branded communities for those seeking the quieter more sophisticated Caribbean experience, […]
Anguilla’s Real Estate Nuance: Developing for the Future / Protecting the PastAs everyone who is familiar with Anguilla is aware, there was a substantial amount of real estate investment in marketing, construction and purchasing during the period from 1994 thru 1997—most notably in the arena of larger managed hotel residences featuring preconstruction sales efforts. The […]
Anguilla Real Estate: Progress & ProcessThe real estate market on Anguilla has undergone changes of substantive proportions over the past few years, with 2004 / 2005 being the watershed period—anything anyone knew about real estate on island before that time had to be radically revised in order to keep abreast of the rapidly changing conditions […]
Multiple MoratoriumsAs Anguilla attempts to accommodate and adjust to the rapid pace of development that has occurred over the past few years, Government has (quite logically, in my opinion) resorted to development and sales moratoriums in an to attempt to moderate the growth of the economy—for while there are numerous benefits associated with economic progress, […]
The More Things Change…The More Things Change The overall economic activity on Anguilla is impressive—not only in the real estate sector (which is usually the most obvious area of change, as it impacts the immediately visible physical environment) but across all lines of economic activity. In addition to real estate, with regard to my areas […]
Moratoriums and ThingsMoratoriums and Things The increased (and increasing) interest in real estate on Anguilla has induced Government to declare a moratorium on large foreign owned development projects—which is, I believe, a correct decision. The primary impetus behind this temporary freeze was the proposed hotel and golf course project in the east–the scale of which […]
HIGH VALUE / LOW VOLUMEThe recent real estate boom on Anguilla that I discussed in my last Anguilla Life article (“The Rock Rocks”) has gained momentum—not only with regard to the sale of undeveloped coastal land (the availability of which is now more scarce than I’ve ever seen) but also with regard to the sale […]
Anguilla’s Real Estate OutlookOver the past number of years, the American stock market has been slumping while the US real estate market has been doing very well–as have all of those sectors of the US economy involved in the property process (i.e. realtors, contractors, financers, etc) with the primary reason for this dichotomy being historically […]