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We’re recruiting: Real Estate Office Manager

We’re in search of a detail-oriented real estate office manager to oversee our daily operations, supervise administrative staff and ensure…

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We’re recruiting: Real Estate Agent

If you are, you could be ideal for our team. We’re expanding and are looking for agents with five to ten years’ relevant experience with CIREBA, who can hit the ground running.

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Summing up the Cayman Islands

Although Cayman born and bred, I’ve lived and worked in the UK. While I was there, I was asked countless times what it was like. I’d mention an aspect of our history or culture and then get talking about the seafood and then I’d be off, waxing lyrical about the lifestyle or the clear blue waters. I guess I gave a different answer every time.

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Relocating to Cayman makes perfect sense. Here’s why.

For a business considering opening a branch in the Cayman Islands, the attractions are obvious. The islands are a major financial centre, home to a wealth of high-quality global organisations. You almost have to have a base here to be taken seriously. The infrastructure is excellent. Several key projects are delivering innovative, world-class commercial facilities and of course, there is the very favourable tax regime.

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We’re sticking rigidly to a flexible approach

One of the key advantages of being a small, independent company is flexibility. Decisions can be made rapidly, and necessary changes implemented fast. When the market moves on, or where technology disrupts the old ways of doing business, it’s easier to respond.

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Cayman cuisine – the way to a man’s heart?

The old saying would have it that the stomach is the way to a man’s heart. If that’s the case – and who am I to argue? – it’s another reason why my love affair with my Cayman home will never wane.

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Perfect conditions for real-estate growth

If a dozen people sat together trying to decide which factors make property investment successful, each would probably have a slightly different list. Combine their ideas and you would come up with something that looked very much like the Cayman Islands.

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Not being nosey, but where did you get your money?

When we meet a new potential purchaser, we like to spend a bit of time getting to know them. Understanding their needs and aspirations is all part of our job, so we ask a few questions. It’s rare, but we do find the odd client who is concerned when we include requests for ID and personal details. On the surface, their logic seems fine – they are the customer, and we should be running around looking after their interests, rather than expecting them to give us proof of their address and providing copies of their passport. If only it were that simple.

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Are you a dedicated real-estate professional?

If you are, you could be ideal for our team. We’re expanding and are looking for agents with five to ten years’ relevant experience with CIREBA, who can hit the ground running.

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A grown-up conversation about global finance

The Paradise Papers story has named several famous people who have investments in Cayman. Once again, the attitude seems to be that this investment strategy is shameful, some sort of clever-clever manipulation of rules and regulations to avoid paying tax. Now, we won’t deny that there are tax advantages in the island’s fiscal policies, but we feel it’s time for a little less hysteria. It’s time for a grown-up conversation about global finance.

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