Barbados | Your Ultimate Guide to Purchasing, Owning, and Managing Vacation Real Estate in Barbados.
Exciting news! 🎉🌴🌊🏝️ This is the first interview in our new series, “Island Hopping with Jason” and we're thrilled to begin this journey in Barbados!
This is an in-depth and exclusive interview with Jason Pilon (Broker) from the Pilon Group RE/MAX Hallmark, and Rachel McCartney (Leader) Terra Luxury Knight Frank, on buying, owning, and managing vacation property on the beautiful island of Barbados.
As a seasoned Realtor in Barbados, Rachel provided some amazing insights and tips that anyone considering buying a vacation property in Barbados won’t want to miss.
We covered everything from the best places in Barbados to buy real estate, local developments to consider, the current real estate market in Barbados, and how to easily manage your real estate from a distance.
Interested in learning more about buying and selling real estate in Barbados? Get in touch and we’ll connect you with Rachel and her team at Terra Luxury.
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Very informative and to the point, thank you. Hope to hear about more places soon.
Great interview. Looking forward to the next edition.
@Pilongroup
Жыл бұрын
Thank you
Great job!
@Pilongroup
Жыл бұрын
Thank you for watching 🇧🇧
Hi there would love to be connected to Rachel and her team please.
@Pilongroup
11 ай бұрын
Hi there, please send us an email at info@pilongroup.com and we would be happy to connect you.
This is great but what are you doing to protect the integrity,lands and the indigenous aboriginal people there? They should be treated like Kings and Queens and respected not having their lands bought by European foreigners.
@ironiedusort
4 ай бұрын
Barbados has no indigenous aboriginal people. The majority of our population today is of African descent. The government is the one who allows foreign investment so this really has nothing to do with the real estate agents. If the same government hadn't run the sugar industry into the ground (thankfully it's back in the hands of the private sector who knows how to manage it better!) and hadn't made a lot of bad decisions which has placed us in a foreign debt crisis then we wouldn't need to depend on foreign investment as much. It's almost become a "joke" that one day Bajans will wake up to the realization that they own virtually nothing in Barbados.