AGP Executive Report
Last update: 5 hours agoProperty Market: Turks and Caicos is attracting second- and third-home buyers, with local agents pointing to strong air links and new Denver service as selling points. Luxury Development: The Bahamas and TCI account for 40.6% of the Caribbean’s branded-residence pipeline. Aman Group’s Janu resort and beachfront residences on Providenciales are planned for 2030. Workforce: Government has agreed to work with the International Labour Organization on a $2.1 million labour-market system and skills audit to guide training and foreign-worker decisions. Coastal Protection: Cabinet approved a Caribbean Development Bank appraisal of a proposed shoreline-protection project; costs, locations and timing have not been disclosed. Air Access: Frontier has dropped its Atlanta–Turks and Caicos route and has not scheduled it to return in 2027, a potential setback for visitor connections. Housing: Governor Dileeni Daniel-Selvaratnam says growth and rising costs are putting home ownership out of reach for working residents, and called for affordable homes supported by community infrastructure. SIPT Proceedings: Confiscation hearings begin October 26, with prosecutors seeking more than $129 million from three people convicted in the corruption case.
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