Beachfront Home for Sale on Jimmy Hill Beach, Great Exuma

Just Listed! Beachfront Home for Sale on Jimmy Hill Beach, Great Exuma

Beachfront homes in Great Exuma are always in demand — but properties that combine direct beach access, airport proximity, and strong rental appeal are rare. 

We’ve just listed a beautifully maintained 3-bedroom, 3-bathroom beachfront home on Jimmy Hill Beach in Great Exuma, located just minutes from Exuma International Airport (GGT) and a short drive to George Town.

If you are searching for:

• A beachfront home for sale in Exuma

• A Jimmy Hill beach house

• An Exuma home near the airport

• A Bahamas vacation rental investment property

• An oceanfront property in Great Exuma

This listing deserves a closer look!

Why Exuma? Why…

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Is It Cheaper to Build a House in The Bahamas? Weigh Pros and Cons Before You Decide

When people ask us, “Is it cheaper to build a house in The Bahamas?” they’re usually hoping for a simple yes or no. But the real answer depends on many factors, like what’s available at the location you’re interested in and your goals and timeline.

In some cases, building your own home can give you exactly what you want, especially on islands where listings are limited. But it’s not always the budget-friendly route people imagine. 

On the flip side, buying an existing home might seem more expensive up front, but it can save you time, stress, and surprises, particularly in places like Nassau or Paradise Island, where more options are available, and neighbourhoods are already established.

In this guide, we’ll break it all down from a general…

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Tax in The Bahamas Explained + What Foreign Property Investors Need to Know

Buying real estate in The Bahamas can be part of a smart investment strategy. While most people know this island nation is a tropical paradise, fewer realise it’s also a tax haven that offers some of the most attractive conditions for foreign property investors.

One of the biggest draws for foreign investors is The Bahamas' tax neutrality. With no income tax and no capital gains tax, it's an ideal environment for planning long-term returns.

In this guide, we’ll walk you through how real estate tax works in The Bahamas, what taxes you actually pay, and how foreign buyers can take full advantage of local exemptions and strategies to maximise profits. 

Disclaimer: This blog is for informational purposes only. Please consult a licensed tax or…

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Real Estate Marketing Ideas That Actually Work in The Bahamas: How We Market Your Listing

Listing a home is the easy part. It’s the marketing that really matters, especially here in The Bahamas, where demand is high, inventory is limited, and your buyer might be local — or halfway across the world. 

We don’t just put your property online and hope for the best.

In our kind of market, a smart marketing strategy makes the difference between sitting on the market and getting sold. You can’t afford to list your property online and just hope for the best. 

At ERA Dupuch Real Estate, we’ve been helping sellers navigate the real estate market for over 30 years. We guide you through every step, from pricing and prepping to photography, promotion, and negotiation.

In this post, we’ll show you exactly what that process looks like and share a…

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Simple Upgrades That Can Boost Your Home’s Value in The Bahamas

You don’t need a full renovation to increase the value of your home in The Bahamas. In fact, small, strategic upgrades can have a far bigger impact on ROI, especially when you know what buyers care about most.

At ERA Dupuch Real Estate, we’ve spent over 30 years helping homeowners across the islands sell smarter. From Nassau to private islands and the Exumas, we’ve seen which upgrades truly add value, and which ones aren’t worth the cost. In this guide, we’ll break it all down so you can focus on what really works.

TL;DR: How to Increase Home Value in The Bahamas

• Start small with easy wins like fresh paint, decluttering, and minor repairs to make a big first impression.
  

• Lean into island life by creating comfortable outdoor…

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What Happens After You Accept an Offer on Your Home? (Bahamas Closing Timeline)

You’ve accepted an offer on your home—congrats! Now what happens? When can the keys change hands?

If you’re wondering how long closing on a house takes in The Bahamas, or what the process looks like from here on, you’re not alone. 

The answer depends on whether you’re paying cash, using a mortgage, or buying from abroad. Cash deals can move quickly, while financed deals or purchases by foreign buyers often take longer due to the additional steps these transactions may involve.

In this guide, we’ll walk you through exactly what happens after you accept an offer, and how long each step can typically take when you buy or sell a property in The Bahamas.

TL;DR: How Long Does Closing on a House Take

• How long does closing on a house…

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How Much To Save For A House in The Bahamas + Tips To Hit Your Saving Target

When you’re planning to buy a home in The Bahamas, one of the first things to get clear on is your finances: how much you’ll need to save, and what extra costs might crop up while you’re picturing life in paradise.

The truth is, there’s no magic number that works for everyone. How much you need to save depends on your situation and goals: Are you buying the home to live in or rent it out? Are you building from scratch or moving into something turnkey? Financing through a bank or paying cash?

That said, here’s a rough idea to help you start planning:

Local buyers usually need to save at least 10–12% of the purchase price, based on standard mortgage requirements. Foreign buyers often require 30% or more, as most Bahamian banks typically offer…

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How Long A House Should Be On The Market Before You Reduce The Price

If your house has been sitting on the market in The Bahamas with little to no interest, it’s normal to start wondering: Should we lower the price?

Even in a fast-moving market like ours, where demand is strong and well-priced homes often get snapped up, pricing still matters. We see this play out every week at ERA Dupuch Real Estate.

But, if you’re not seeing any (or negligible) traction — no calls, no showings, no offers — it’s time to investigate. 

Remember, this is not a call for panic but introspection.

That’s exactly where we come in. At ERA Dupuch, we don’t just put a sign in your yard and hope for the best. We walk our sellers through this process strategically, using data from our listing platforms, feedback from buyers, and…

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3 Types of Real Estate Property Deals in The Bahamas (And What’s Actually Worth Chasing)

Snagging a valuable property deal in The Bahamas isn’t impossible, but it is rare. With limited inventory averaging just 49.35 listings/quarter, steady demand, and high prices, especially for anything on or near the water, real estate here tends to hold its value and sell quickly.

That doesn’t mean deals aren’t out there. They just don’t show up in bulk, or stick around long when they do. 

The best opportunities often move through local networks before ever making it to listings. Which is why, if you’re hoping to score one, it pays to stay connected and know what to watch for.

TL;DR: Property Deals in The Bahamas

• True deals are rare due to high demand and limited inventory.
• Not all deals look like discounts. Value often hides in…

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How Can I Find Income-Producing Property in The Bahamas? Buyer’s Guide

An income property is any real estate you rent out to earn money, plain and simple. And here in The Bahamas, we’ve seen an increasing number of buyers interested in investing in rental properties. 

There’s a strong rental demand, thanks to year-round tourism, with a record 11.22 million international visitors in 2024, and many tax-friendly laws. So the rental market in our country has a lot going for it. But finding the right income property takes more than just browsing listings.

We’ve helped all kinds of investors, from first-time buyers to seasoned investors, and even individuals who simply want a vacation home that pays for itself. In this guide, we’ll walk you through what to look for, where to buy, and how to get the best bang for your money.

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