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The City of Hamilton has more than 600,000 square feet of empty office space that could accommodate up to 4,000 city workers. That’s according to local real-estate agency Coldwell Banker, which has a five-person team specialising in commercial rental...

Interest in Bermuda real estate is strong from overseas, say realtors looking for a boost in business from a recent change in property laws that will make more homes available to foreign buyers. Rego Sotheby’s International Realty has noticed thousan...

A controversial law forcing Bermudians married to non-Bermudians to obtain a licence for the purchase of their own homes has been rolled back in the House of Assembly. However, such couples will still require approval to buy a second home — which One...

A controversial law forcing Bermudians married to non-Bermudians to obtain a licence for the purchase their own homes has been rolled back in the House of Assembly. However, such couples will still require approval to buy a second home — which One Be...

Developer Gilbert Lopes is planning to proceed with his third condo development in Hamilton, offering some of the lowest prices in Bermuda for brand new upscale one and two-bedroom units. Mr Lopes’ planned Seven Park Road, which he hopes to begin bui...

International buyers with at least several million to spare can now snap up some of the Island’s most prestigious estates after major changes to Government land holding policies finally took effect. “Our inventory for non-Bermudian houses has increas...

Bermudians are no longer restricted from selling their homes to non-Bermudians as a result of a series of long-awaited changes to Government land holding policies. Local realtors hailed yesterday’s announcement by Government as “exciting” news for th...

Three of Hamilton’s landmark office buildings are undergoing makeovers and have come under new commercial management with a view to securing new tenants. Cumberland House on Victoria Street, Chevron House on Church Street and Craig Appin House on Wes...

A US energy tycoon at the centre of a shareholder storm spent more than $30 million on Bermuda homes to which he and his family fly by corporate private jet. Aubrey McClendon is the CEO of Chesapeake Energy, the second-largest US natural gas producer...