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The idyllic Exuma chain has become the hot new place to invest and live.
The Bahamas Investor February 2007

The Bahamas' Exuma chain is the hot spot for high end investors.
February Point and similar developments have become the catalyst for  unprecedented growth and critical change on the main Family islands  that have until now lived in the shadow of the fast tourism trade of  the Bahamian capital of Nassau and Freeport.
Newsweek May 2007

Wired up In the Bahamas - The latest technology links the Bahamas and  its remote islands to the world. “Having all this technology allows  people who are visiting on business or pleasure to remain connected  to their companies or home, not only through voice but also through  data”, says  Leon Williams, BTC's (Bahamas Telecommunications  Company) President and Chief Executive Officer.
Newsweek April 2007

  In a bid to feed the growing appetite for second homes among U.S.  residents, a number of major developers are building luxury projects  on far-flung Caribbean islands.
Americans have been buying vacation or retirement places for years on  well-known Caribbean islands like St. Thomas, Barbados and St. Croix.  But the latest wave of building involves real estate that doesn't  register on most people's radar - islands with names like Great  Exuma, Roatan and Scrub - and is geared toward everyone from small- time investors looking for a bargain to wealthy executives seeking a  tax haven.
Wall Street Journal March 2007

The Ocean Club is part of the Atlantis complex created by Kerzner International. Lots at the Ocean Club, with a marina and a golf  course designed by Tom Weiskopf, doubled in price in the first four  years and doubled again in the last two years, said Robin Brownrigg,  an appraiser and president of Bahamas Realty. A $1.3-million lot now  could sell for $3 million to $5 million, he estimated.
International Herald Tribune October 18th 2007

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