The Agency Bahamas has announced an extraordinary 68 percent increase in annual sales for 2025 compared to the previous year, heralding what the firm characterizes as an unprecedented period of growth. This performance has established a new benchmark for the brokerage and prompted the setting of aggressive expansion objectives for the coming year.
According to an official release, this substantial growth is attributed to robust demand emanating from both domestic and international property buyers, coupled with sustained vigor within the premium real estate market. Danny Lowe, the Founder and Managing Partner, emphasized that these results are a direct indicator of escalating confidence in The Bahamas as a premier destination for high-value property investments.
“These milestones are not merely numerical achievements; they symbolize the trust we have cultivated, the enduring relationships we have forged, and our profound comprehension of the evolving desires of contemporary buyers in The Bahamas,” Mr. Lowe stated.
In its annual assessment, the company celebrated its highest achievers, bestowing Dexter Avney with the title of Top Producer of the Year. James Galantis was honored as the runner-up, while Condra Driver received recognition as Rookie of the Year.
With an optimistic outlook for 2026, The Agency Bahamas is targeting sales exceeding $100 million. Its strategic growth plan includes geographical expansion into the islands of Eleuthera and the Abacos. Furthermore, the brokerage intends to establish a specialized development and advisory division. This new arm will be dedicated to providing comprehensive support to investors, developers, and landowners undertaking larger, more intricate projects.
Market dynamics continue to be propelled by high-net-worth individuals seeking properties that enhance their lifestyle. Notably, demographic shifts are occurring, with Millennials and Generation X exerting a greater influence on the market. Their investment decisions are increasingly driven by an interest in multi-generational living arrangements and long-term legacy planning.
Mr. Lowe affirmed that The Bahamas maintains a strong position within global luxury real estate trends, bolstered by consistent foreign interest and the nation’s dual appeal as an idyllic lifestyle haven and a sound investment location.
“Our strategic focus for 2026 is to solidify our role as the essential partner for buyers and investors who seek more than just a transaction—they desire a long-term vision for living, creating a legacy, and achieving growth within this dynamic market,” he concluded.