The Q3 2025 Bahamas real estate market reflected a resilient and opportunity-rich environment across Nassau & Paradise Island, Abaco, Eleuthera, Exuma, and Grand Bahama. While new listings tightened in most markets, motivated buyers continued to secure homes and land across the islands—supported by improving days on market, stronger list-to-sale price ratios, and renewed engagement in mid- to high-value properties.



Nassau & Paradise Island led the way with stronger pricing and efficient sales timelines, supported by a re-energized luxury sector. Abaco continued to show solid buyer commitment despite reduced inventory, with higher-value transactions pushing pricing upward. Eleuthera balanced fewer home listings with faster sales and improving seller confidence, particularly in mid-market homes. Exuma, though still the most limited inventory market, saw steady demand and solid seller results, even as small sample sizes produced sharper price swings. Meanwhile, Grand Bahama continued its steady climb, with tighter supply, improving prices, and buyers stepping in when quality listings hit the market.



Land activity varied by island, but sellers generally secured stronger ratios to asking price, even as buyers became more selective. Across The Bahamas, the story of Q3 is clear: supply is tightening, buyers remain active, and opportunities exist for both sides of the market heading into Q4.



Explore the full Q3-2025 Market Reports for each island to compare home and land performance, pricing trends, and key takeaways.