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CIG looks to 100 days and beyond
The coalition government marked its first 100 days in power on Friday and, while the milestone was celebrated, leaders say the hard work is only just beginning. Compass journalist Sarah Bridge has this story.
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Cayman Compass
Q2 real estate sales still up despite properties taking longer to sell
More Cayman Islands real estate properties were transferred in the second quarter of 2025 compared to the first quarter even though it is taking longer to sell them.
Statistics for the second quarter of the year showed that it took more than five months longer on average for a property to change hands that it did between January and March.
The figures, compiled by real estate body Cayman Islands Real Estate Brokers Association, showed that the average time to sell a home had jumped from 252 days to 416 – a 65% increase over the period.
