Buying your piece of Paradise

There are 700 islands and cays (pronounced keys) making up The Bahamas creating a vast selection to choose from when it comes to buying your own piece of paradise in The Bahamas.

From remote out island homes or beachfront properties where you can listen to the sound of the waves and just relax, to the city life of Nassau where just about everything is at your fingertips, The Bahamas has something to offer every potential purchaser.

With so many choices available, speaking with a qualified real estate agent can help in locating a property that meets your personal investment objectives. Some people that have visited The Bahamas before may know exactly what they are looking for, and for others the decision may not be so clear. As a real estate agent, our goal is to uncover what type of property will meet your specific needs and assist you in buying that little spot to call paradise.

The first thing a potential purchaser should do after selecting the right agent will be to discuss what you are looking for regarding your potential purchase. By asking you questions and listening to what your specific needs are, getting to know you and your lifestyle, dreams and goals, along with gathering other important information, your real estate agent will then be able to guide you to properties that meet many or all of your criteria making the process much easier and therefore giving you the right options to choose from.

If you are looking to purchase your idyllic spot in The Bahamas, let a qualified RE/MAX real estate agent assist you in making the right decision to achieve your real estate goals.

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New Grand Bahama resort opens

A new resort has opened on the west end of Grand Bahama.

Nandana, which means 'paradise' in the Indian language of Sanskrit, is designed in the style of a Thai beach mansion. The resort comprises more than 18,000 square feet of living space and offers guests the luxury of a five-star hotel, with the intimacy of an opulent private home.

In the center of the resort is the Great Hall, a soaring main house with living and dining areas and a 40-foot-high ceiling. Surrounding the main house are five one-bedroom suites, including two 1,000-square-foot beach front pavilions, two garden bungalows, and a 2,000-square-foot luxury canopy suite.

The resort also has a 5,100-foot landing strip, for guests arriving by private jet, as well as a deep-water canal leading to two sheltered on-site docks able to harbor a pair of 100-foot yachts.

On-property staff provide the services of an estate manager, concierge, chef, masseuse, personal housekeeper, butler, chauffeur and boat captain.