Our impression is that property prices have been a little weak in the Bahamas. However, nowhere do we see widespread price falls, with the arguable exception of houses on the Abaco and Grand Bahama waterfront, which (according to our figures) are on average down around 15% on last year. However this may be some kind of statistical blip, because condominiums in the same location are firm, as are other types of properties elsewhere in the Bahamas.
The Bahamas has traditionally had quite high yields, though so much property is seasonal, that it is hard to get good figures. Among the different types of properties that we surveyed, inland houses on Nassau have the highest average yields at around 9.00%, versus under 6% for houses along the water.