International investors are discovering what Bahamians have unwittingly kept as a local secret which is that The Bahamas is more than a single destination. The Bahamas is an island nation with Seven 700 islands and 2,400 cays spanning 100,000 square-miles extending southeast from Florida in the United States of America to northern Hispaniola. The Regional Group is committed to introducing The Bahamas to international investors as a multifaceted jewel of investment possibilities, ready to accommodate a full spectrum of real estate development. Professionals within the group and those sourced by the Group to provide services to  the Group’s clientele  have over the past two decades facilitated investments ranging from high end mixed use resort projects to private single family residential investments, usually coupled with securing immigration status for the individual investor.

James Bond loves his Dom Perignon, his Aston Martin, and his martinis shaken not stirred - but he loves the Bahamas more…

This island nation of 2,400 heart stoppingly beautiful cays covering 100,000 of the Atlantic off the coast of Florida has been Bond’s store front in four separate movies.

The reason for this is simple – The Bahamas exemplifies the natural playground of the internationally wealthy better than anywhere else in the world.

Since the financial firestorm tore through the world markets there has been an inordinate amount of finger-pointing and scapegoating.  The stockbrokers and bankers have felt the crack of the whip, the hedge fund managers have had their swaggers beaten out of them, and now the offshore financial centres are being broadsided.

The Moody rating confirms the Cayman Islands’ status as one of the most highly rated financial services jurisdictions in the world.

Investment Opportunities abound in St.Vincent and the Grenadines

St.Vincent and the Grenadines (SVG) is a sovereign state situated in the Eastern Caribbean at the Southern end of the Windward Islands chain. It is an English speaking archipelago. St.Vincent is the mainland. The Grenadine islands include: Bequia, Mustique, Canouan, Mayreau, Union Island, Palm Island, Petit St.Vincent and other uninhabited states and privately owned islets.