What is the VAT on Bahamas real estate for foreign buyers?

Non-Bahamian buyers pay 10% VAT on property purchases over $100,000 (effective July 2023). Purchases under $100,000 are taxed at 2.5%. Customarily split 50/50 between buyer and seller. VAT also applies at 10% to professional services.

How does the buying process work for foreigners?

60-90 days from accepted offer to closing: search, offer, sign agreement with 10% deposit, attorney title search, register with Investment Authority, close and register deed. Bahamian attorney handles all legal work.

What types of property are on the Bahamas MLS?

All types: single-family homes, condos, townhouses, vacant land, commercial, multi-family, beachfront estates, waterfront homes, and private islands. Filter by type, price, island, and features.

Are there off-market properties not on MLS?

Yes. Ultra-luxury communities like Lyford Cay, Old Fort Bay, and private islands are often marketed privately. A well-connected agent accesses both MLS and off-market inventory.

Are private islands for sale on the MLS?

Some are listed; many marketed privately. Prices from $500K (undeveloped cays) to $50M+ (developed). Glenn searches both MLS and off-market island inventory.

How do I get MLS listing alerts?

Through Glenn's MLS portal, save search criteria and receive automatic email alerts for new listings and price reductions matching your preferences.

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Q: Is there a Bahamas Zillow?

No. Zillow does not operate in The Bahamas. The equivalent is the Bahamas MLS operated by BREA. Access requires a licensed agent. Glenn Ferguson provides free MLS portal access to search by island, price, property type, and save favorites.

Q: What are the closing costs when buying in The Bahamas?

Total buyer-side costs are approximately 7-8%. VAT on conveyance is 10% for non-Bahamians (split 50/50, your share ~5%). Legal fees 2-2.5%. No income taxes, capital gains taxes, or inheritance taxes.

Q: Can I get Bahamas residency by buying property?

Yes. $250K+ qualifies for Annual Residence Permit. $1,000,000+ qualifies for Economic Permanent Residency (EPR). $1.5M+ gets expedited 21-day processing. No minimum stay requirement.

Q: What are property taxes in The Bahamas?

Owner-occupied: under $300K exempt, $300K-$500K 0.625%, above $500K 1%, max $120,000/year. Non-owner-occupied: up to $500K 0.75%, $500K-$2M 1%, above $2M 1.5%. Grand Bahama exempt. No income tax, capital gains tax, or inheritance tax.

Q: Can I get a mortgage as a foreign buyer?

Yes. RBC, CIBC FirstCaribbean, and Scotiabank offer mortgages to non-residents. Expect 30-50% down, 6-8% interest, 15-25 year terms. ~75% of international transactions are cash.

Q: Do I need a real estate agent to buy in The Bahamas?

Strongly recommended. Your agent provides MLS access, negotiation, attorney coordination, and foreign investment registration. The seller pays the 6% commission, so buyer agent service is effectively free.

The Bahamas MLS is the official database of every property listed for sale in The Bahamas — homes, condos, waterfront estates, vacant land, commercial buildings, and private islands across Nassau, Paradise Island, Exuma, Eleuthera, Grand Bahama, and all Family Islands. As a BREA-licensed agent and MLS member, I give you full access to search, save favorites, and request showings — at no cost.

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Understanding the Bahamas MLS

What Is the Bahamas MLS — and Why Does It Matter?

The Bahamas Multiple Listing Service (MLS) is the centralized, official database of all properties listed for sale across The Bahamas. It is operated by the Bahamas Real Estate Association (BREA) on the Xposure platform. Every BREA-licensed agent shares listings through the MLS — so working with one trusted agent gives you access to every listed property across all islands. Think of it as The Bahamas version of Zillow or Realtor.com, except access requires a licensed agent.

Unlike the U.S. where sites like Zillow, Redfin, and Realtor.com let you browse freely, Zillow does not operate in The Bahamas. The Bahamas MLS is the primary search tool, and it is significantly more comprehensive than any individual brokerage website. When you work with me, you get a free MLS portal where you can search by island, price, bedrooms, property type, and features — save favorites and set up automatic alerts for new listings that match your criteria.

The MLS typically contains 1,500+ active listings updated in real time — new listings, price reductions, and status changes appear immediately. However, not every property appears on the MLS. Some sellers prefer off-market or “pocket” listings. After 24 years in this market, I maintain a network that gives you access to both MLS and off-market inventory.

Glenn’s Insider TipYou only need one agent in The Bahamas. Because every BREA-licensed agent has access to the entire MLS, you do not need to contact multiple agents or brokerages. Pick one agent you trust and they can show you any property from any firm — including Damianos Sotheby’s, H.G. Christie, Bahamas Realty, and Engel & Völkers listings. The seller pays the commission, so my services cost you nothing.

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Glenn’s MLS portal gives you real-time access to every listed property in The Bahamas. Search by island, property type, price, bedrooms, lot size, and features. Save your favorites, set up automatic email alerts for new listings, and request showings directly — all at no cost.

Click below to open the full Bahamas MLS search — or tell Glenn what you want and he’ll send a shortlist.

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Glenn’s Insider TipDon’t just browse — tell me what you want. The MLS search is powerful, but it can’t tell you which buildings have the best HOA management, which neighborhoods are appreciating fastest, or which listings are overpriced. That context comes from 24 years on the ground. WhatsApp me your criteria and I’ll send you a curated shortlist with insider notes on each property.

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Property Types on the Bahamas MLS

The Bahamas MLS lists every property type: single-family homes, condominiums, townhouses, vacant land, commercial properties, multi-family units, beachfront estates, and private islands. You can filter by type, price, island, features, and more.

Single-Family Homes

$250K – $40M+

Suburban family homes, gated estate residences, and beachfront villas across all islands. Freehold ownership, no HOA restrictions.

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Condominiums

$300K – $15M+

Branded residences, beachfront condos, marina-front units. Turnkey with amenities, on-site management, and rental programs.

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Vacant Land

$50K – $10M+

Residential lots, beachfront parcels, hillside acreage, and development sites. Build your custom home on your timeline.

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Waterfront & Beachfront

$400K – $50M+

Oceanfront estates, canal-front homes with private docks, marina residences, and beach cottages across all islands.

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Commercial Properties

$200K – $20M+

Retail, office, hospitality, mixed-use, and development opportunities. No VAT on commercial sale price — only on professional fees.

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Private Islands

$500K – $50M+

Undeveloped cays to fully serviced private islands. Some listed on MLS, many marketed privately. Glenn accesses both.

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Not sure which property type fits your goals? Tell Glenn your budget, timeline, and whether you want rental income, personal use, or residency — he’ll recommend the right category and send matching listings.

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Where to Buy

Bahamas Islands & Locations — Where Should You Look?

New Providence (Nassau) dominates transaction volume, followed by Paradise Island, Grand Bahama, Exuma, and Eleuthera. Each island offers a different lifestyle, price range, and investment profile. Nassau has the widest selection from $90K to $40M+. Family Islands offer privacy and natural beauty at lower price points but with less infrastructure.

Nassau / New Providence

Most Listings · $90K – $40M+

Capital city. Cable Beach, Lyford Cay, Old Fort Bay, Sandyport, Palm Cay, Eastern Road. Widest inventory, best infrastructure, international schools, hospitals.

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Paradise Island

Resort Living · $400K – $35M+

Ocean Club Estates, Reef at Atlantis, One&Only resort area. Ultra-premium location, highest nightly rental rates, world-class amenities.

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Exuma

Privacy · $200K – $50M+

Great Exuma and the Exuma Cays. February Point, Grand Isle. Swimming pigs, crystal-clear water, private island opportunities.

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Eleuthera

Natural Beauty · $150K – $15M+

Harbour Island (pink sand beaches), Governor’s Harbour, Spanish Wells. Growing investment interest, strong appreciation potential.

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Grand Bahama

Value · $80K – $5M+

Freeport, Lucaya. Tax-free zone (no property tax in Freeport). Strong value proposition. Rebuilding market with development momentum.

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Abaco & Other Islands

Boating · $100K – $20M+

Baker’s Bay, Hope Town, Winding Bay. Long Island, Cat Island, Andros. Boating lifestyle, fishing, diving, true island seclusion.

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Glenn’s Insider TipIf you’re buying for the first time in The Bahamas, start with Nassau. It has the most inventory, the best infrastructure (hospitals, international schools, restaurants, international airport), and the strongest resale market. Once you know the country, you can confidently explore the Family Islands for a second property.

International Buyers

Can Foreigners Buy Property in The Bahamas?

Yes — with full freehold ownership rights, identical to Bahamian citizens. Non-Bahamians can purchase residential property up to five acres without prior government approval. You register the purchase with the Bahamas Investment Authority after closing. There are no restrictions on nationality, no special permits for owner-occupied homes, and no limit on the number of properties you can own.

Key facts for foreign buyers: The Bahamian Dollar (BSD) is pegged 1:1 to the US Dollar — no currency risk for American buyers. You can repatriate 100% of sale proceeds including profits, provided you register the original purchase with the Central Bank’s Exchange Control. There is no income tax, no capital gains tax, and no inheritance tax in The Bahamas. VAT on property conveyance is 10% for non-Bahamians, customarily split 50/50 between buyer and seller.

A Bahamian attorney is required for all real estate transactions — they conduct the title search, prepare conveyance documents, and provide an Opinion on Title (which functions like title insurance, backed by the law firm’s indemnity insurance). Attorney fees average 2–2.5% of purchase price. I connect all my foreign clients with experienced real estate attorneys and guide you through every step.

Do not browse multiple agents for the same property. In The Bahamas, if you contact multiple agents about the same property, you may create commission disputes that complicate your transaction. Choose one BREA-licensed agent and let them show you everything on the MLS.

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What It Costs

Bahamas Closing Costs & Taxes — The Full Breakdown

Total buyer-side closing costs are approximately 7–8% of purchase price. The largest cost is VAT on conveyance (your half: ~5%). Legal fees add 2–2.5%. There are no annual income taxes, capital gains taxes, or inheritance taxes. The Bahamas is one of the most tax-friendly jurisdictions in the Western Hemisphere for property owners.

Cost	Rate / Amount	Paid By
VAT on Conveyance (Foreign Buyer)	10% on purchases over $100K; 2.5% under $100K; split 50/50	Buyer share: ~5%
Legal Fees (Buyer’s Attorney)	2–2.5% of purchase price + 10% VAT on fees	Buyer
Real Estate Commission	6% improved / 10% vacant land + 10% VAT	Seller (usually)
Title Insurance (Optional)	0.5–1% of purchase price	Buyer
Real Property Tax (Annual)	0% under $300K; 0.625% $300K–$500K; 1% above	Owner
Property Tax Cap	$120,000/year max (properties over $6M)	Owner
Income Tax	None — 0%	—
Capital Gains Tax	None — 0%	—
Inheritance / Estate Tax	None — 0%	—

Glenn’s Insider TipVAT is negotiable in practice. While the standard is a 50/50 split, in a buyer’s market or for properties listed for a long time, I’ve negotiated for sellers to cover a larger share. On a $1M property, shifting to a 60/40 split saves you $10,000. This is one of many reasons to work with an experienced local agent who negotiates regularly.

Want a personalized cost estimate? Tell Glenn your target price and he’ll provide a complete closing cost breakdown including VAT, legal fees, insurance, and ongoing carrying costs.

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Step by Step

How to Buy Property in The Bahamas — The Complete Process

The typical purchase takes 60–90 days from accepted offer to closing. All transactions require a Bahamian attorney. Cash transactions close faster. Foreign buyers follow the same process as Bahamians with one additional step: registering the purchase with the Bahamas Investment Authority.

Define Your Criteria

Budget, property type, island, bedrooms, intended use (personal, rental income, residency qualification). Glenn helps you determine which island and property type best match your goals.

Search & Shortlist

Glenn searches the full MLS plus off-market inventory, sends curated options with comparable sales, HOA details, rental projections, and neighborhood insights — not just links.

Tour & Evaluate

In-person or virtual tours. Glenn points out what photos don’t show — construction quality, noise issues, flood risk, planned development nearby, HOA financial health, and true condition.

Offer & Negotiate

Submit written offer through your agent. Negotiate price, VAT split (often 50/50 but flexible), closing timeline, contingencies, and what stays with the property (furnishings, appliances, dock rights).

Sign Agreement & Deposit

Execute the Agreement for Sale. Pay 10% deposit into your attorney’s escrow account. Deposit is held securely until closing — not released to the seller.

Due Diligence & Title Search

Your attorney conducts a 30–60 day title search, verifies ownership chain, checks for liens and encumbrances, reviews survey, and issues an Opinion on Title (the Bahamian equivalent of title insurance).

Close & Register

Pay balance, VAT, and legal fees. Attorney records the deed at the Public Registry. Foreign buyers register the purchase with the Bahamas Investment Authority and Central Bank Exchange Control.

Post-Closing Support

Glenn assists with utility setup (BPL electricity, water), property insurance, property management for absentee owners, and EPR residency applications for purchases of $1M+.

Ready to start? Browse listings or tell Glenn what you’re looking for. He handles everything from search through closing and beyond.

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Residency by Investment

Bahamas Residency Through Real Estate Purchase

Buy property worth $250,000+ and qualify for an Annual Residence Permit. Invest $1,000,000+ for Economic Permanent Residency (EPR). Invest $1,500,000+ for expedited 21-day EPR processing. No minimum stay requirement. No income tax. Permanent residents have the same rights as Bahamian citizens — except voting.

Why EPR matters: Economic Permanent Residents pay zero income tax, zero capital gains tax, and zero inheritance tax. You can live and work in The Bahamas full-time, open local bank accounts, and pass through immigration without restrictions. Your EPR card is permanent and does not require renewal. For high-net-worth individuals seeking tax-efficient residency, The Bahamas offers one of the most attractive programs in the Caribbean.

Important: The EPR threshold was updated to $1,000,000 in January 2025 (previously $750,000). The threshold is based on property value, not necessarily purchase price. Glenn handles EPR applications alongside the property purchase — coordinating with Immigration, preparing documentation, and ensuring your property qualifies. He has guided many clients through the entire process from MLS search to residency approval.

Glenn’s Insider TipEPR threshold is property value, not purchase price. If you buy a property at $950K that appraises at $1M+, you may qualify for EPR. Conversely, if you negotiate a $1.1M listing down to $980K, you may not. I help clients navigate this distinction and ensure the purchase supports their residency goals from day one.

Interested in Bahamas residency? Glenn is a licensed Residency Consultant who handles the entire process — property search, purchase, and EPR filing — as one coordinated service.

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Tell Glenn What You’re Looking For — He’ll Do the Rest

Fill out the form below and Glenn will send you verified MLS listings that match your criteria — with comparable sales, closing cost estimates, and residency guidance. No obligation, no spam.

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Your Agent

Why Work with Glenn Ferguson?

I am not a team, franchise, or call center. I am a single licensed agent with 24+ years in The Bahamas. When you call me, you get me — not an assistant, not a junior agent, not a voicemail system.

I know every neighborhood, every building, every HOA board, and most attorneys, bankers, and government officials involved in real estate transactions. I don’t just search the MLS — I tell you which properties are overpriced, which HOAs have problems, which neighborhoods are appreciating fastest, and which sellers are motivated.

I negotiate the VAT split, coordinate your attorney, handle utility setup, arrange property management, and file your residency application — all as one seamless process from search to keys to residency card.

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Frequently Asked Questions

Bahamas MLS & Property Questions Answered

What is the Bahamas MLS and how does it work?

The Bahamas Multiple Listing Service (MLS) is the official centralized database of all properties listed for sale across The Bahamas, operated by the Bahamas Real Estate Association (BREA) on the Xposure platform. All BREA-licensed agents share listings through the MLS, so working with one trusted agent gives you access to every listed property across all islands. You do not need to contact multiple agents or brokerages. Glenn provides free MLS portal access at listings.thebahamasmls.com.

Is there a Bahamas Zillow or Realtor.com?

No. Zillow, Redfin, and Realtor.com do not operate in The Bahamas. The Bahamas MLS is the equivalent — the centralized database of all listed properties. Unlike U.S. portals, MLS access requires a BREA-licensed agent. Through Glenn, you get a free portal to search by island, property type, price, bedrooms, and more — with automatic email alerts for new listings matching your criteria.

Can foreigners buy property in The Bahamas?

Yes — with full freehold ownership rights identical to Bahamian citizens. Non-Bahamians can purchase residential property up to five acres without prior government approval. Register the purchase with the Bahamas Investment Authority after closing. No nationality restrictions. The Bahamian Dollar is pegged 1:1 to the US Dollar with 100% profit repatriation. Read the complete foreign buyer’s guide.

What are the closing costs when buying in The Bahamas?

Total buyer-side closing costs are approximately 7–8% of purchase price. The breakdown: VAT on conveyance is 10% for non-Bahamians, customarily split 50/50 (your share ~5%). Attorney/legal fees run 2–2.5% plus 10% VAT on fees. Optional title insurance adds 0.5–1%. There are no income taxes, capital gains taxes, or inheritance taxes. See the full tax and cost guide.

What is the VAT rate on Bahamas real estate for foreign buyers?

Non-Bahamian buyers pay a flat 10% VAT on property purchases over $100,000 (effective July 2023). Purchases under $100,000 are taxed at 2.5%. Bahamians pay a graduated scale from 2.5% to 10%. The 10% is customarily split 50/50 between buyer and seller, though this is negotiable. VAT at 10% also applies to professional services (legal fees, agent commissions, inspections).

Can I get Bahamas residency by buying property?

Yes. $250,000+ qualifies for an Annual Residence Permit. $1,000,000+ qualifies for Economic Permanent Residency (EPR) — threshold updated January 2025 from $750,000. $1,500,000+ qualifies for expedited 21-day EPR processing. No minimum stay requirement. No income tax for residents. Glenn is a licensed Residency Consultant who handles EPR applications alongside your property purchase. See the residency guide.

How long does it take to buy property in The Bahamas?

60–90 days from accepted offer to closing is typical. The attorney’s title search and due diligence takes 30–60 days. Cash transactions close faster than financed. Foreign buyer registration with the Investment Authority is handled concurrently and does not add significant time. Complex transactions (multiple parcels, commercial) may take longer.

Do I need a real estate agent to buy in The Bahamas?

Strongly recommended. Your agent provides full MLS access, property evaluation, price negotiation, VAT split negotiation, attorney coordination, and foreign investment registration guidance. The seller pays the 6% commission (10% for vacant land), so your buyer agent’s service is effectively free. Without an agent, you lose access to the MLS and professional representation.

Can I get a mortgage as a foreign buyer?

Yes. RBC Royal Bank of Canada, CIBC FirstCaribbean, and Scotiabank offer mortgages to non-residents. Typical terms: 30–50% down payment, 6–8% interest rate, 15–25 year terms. However, approximately 75% of international transactions are cash. Pre-approval from a Bahamian bank takes 4–6 weeks. Glenn can connect you with mortgage officers he works with regularly.

What are property taxes in The Bahamas?

Owner-occupied residential: Under $300,000 — exempt. $300,000–$500,000 — 0.625%. Above $500,000 — 1%. Maximum $120,000 per year. Non-owner-occupied / rental: Up to $500,000 — 0.75%. $500,000–$2,000,000 — 1%. Above $2,000,000 — 1.5%. Grand Bahama (Freeport): Exempt from property tax. There is no income tax, no capital gains tax, and no inheritance or estate tax. Rental income is not taxed.

What does it cost to maintain a Bahamas property annually?

Annual carrying costs include: property tax (0–1% depending on value), homeowner’s insurance with hurricane coverage (1.5–3% of replacement value), electricity from BPL ($250–$500/month, approximately $0.28–$0.36/kWh), water ($30–$60/month), HOA fees if applicable ($400–$2,500+/month depending on building and amenities), and property management for absentee owners (20–30% of rental income). No income tax on rental earnings.

Is Bahamas real estate a good investment in 2026?

Strong fundamentals: zero income, capital gains, and inheritance taxes; stable USD-pegged currency; record tourism numbers; major new developments (Goldwynn, Four Seasons Paradise Island, Montage Cay). Nassau luxury values have appreciated steadily. Well-located condos with rental programs yield 4–7% net. EPR adds residency value on top of investment returns. Properties in established communities like Cable Beach, Old Fort Bay, and Palm Cay continue to see strong demand.

Are there off-market properties not listed on the MLS?

Yes. Ultra-high-net-worth communities like Lyford Cay, Old Fort Bay, and Albany often have properties marketed privately. Private islands are frequently sold off-market. Above $5M, off-market access becomes critical. After 24 years, Glenn maintains relationships that provide access to both MLS and off-market inventory across all islands and price ranges. Contact Glenn about off-market opportunities.

Can I rent my Bahamas property on Airbnb?

Yes — and rental income is not taxed in The Bahamas. However, HOA rules vary by building — some restrict short-term rentals or require minimum stay periods. Developments like Goldwynn, Palm Cay, and several Cable Beach condos have established rental management programs. A business license may be required for scale operations. Glenn verifies rental rules and income potential for every property before you submit an offer.

What is the most affordable island for buying property?

Grand Bahama (Freeport) — homes from ~$80K, condos from ~$100K, and no property tax in the Freeport area. Eleuthera and Long Island offer affordable beachfront land parcels. Nassau outer suburbs (south and western New Providence) have homes under $300K. However, lower prices often mean less infrastructure and fewer services. Glenn helps balance your budget against your lifestyle requirements.

Are private islands for sale on the Bahamas MLS?

Some are listed on the MLS; many are marketed privately through agent networks. Prices range from $500K for undeveloped cays to $50M+ for fully developed private islands with infrastructure. Glenn searches both MLS and off-market island inventory. Private island purchases involve additional considerations including utilities, dock permits, seawall requirements, and environmental approvals.

What types of property are listed on the Bahamas MLS?

All types: single-family homes, condominiums, townhouses, vacant land (residential and commercial), commercial buildings, multi-family/income properties, beachfront estates, waterfront homes with docks, and private islands. The MLS lets you filter by property type, price range, island, bedrooms, bathrooms, lot size, and specific features. Search the MLS now.

How do I set up Bahamas MLS listing alerts?

Through Glenn’s MLS portal, save your search criteria and receive automatic email alerts whenever new listings or price reductions match your preferences. Alternatively, fill out the shortlist form and Glenn will manually flag the best matches with insider notes on each property.

What is the most popular island for real estate purchases?

New Providence (Nassau) accounts for the majority of all real estate transactions in The Bahamas. It offers the widest range of properties ($90K to $40M+), best infrastructure (international airport, hospitals, international schools, restaurants), strongest resale market, and most rental demand. Paradise Island, Grand Bahama, Exuma, and Eleuthera follow in transaction volume. Explore Nassau listings.

How do I contact Glenn Ferguson?

Call or WhatsApp: 1-242-395-8495. You can also fill out the shortlist form above or email glenn@homesforsaleinnassaubahamas.com. Glenn is a BREA Licensed Agent (#1247), Bahamas MLS Member, and Residency Consultant with 24+ years experience. He provides free MLS access, property showings, cost estimates, and residency filing assistance.

Who to call for Bahamas MLS listings?

Call Glenn Ferguson at 1-242-395-8495 (also available on WhatsApp). Glenn is a BREA Licensed Real Estate Agent (#1247) and Bahamas MLS Member with 24+ years of experience across all islands. He provides free MLS portal access, curated shortlists based on your criteria, property tours, closing cost estimates, and residency application guidance. The seller pays the agent commission, so Glenn’s services cost you nothing as a buyer. Learn more about Glenn and his credentials.

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