The Lands and Survey Department (LSD), under the Ministry of Planning, Lands, Agriculture, Housing & Infrastructure (MPLAHI), has released the 2025 Residential Property Price Index (RPPI) alongside annual residential transaction statistics. The data confirms a broadly stable real estate market characterized by steady pricing and a
significant increase in total consideration.
In 2025, the Total Cayman Islands index was 282.8, compared to 286.7 in 2024--a marginal decline of −1.4%. This suggests a broadly stable market with slight cooling after previous periods of growth.
George Town mirrored the national trend, rising 1.4% from 245.2 to 248.6, while Other Cayman Islands saw a modest increase of 0.9%, moving from 218.2 to 220.2.
West Bay emerged as the fastest-growing district, with a 12.1% increase from 263.8 to 295.6. In contrast, Seven Mile Beach experienced the largest decline, falling −11% from 311.9 to 277.7.
Beyond price indexing, the Department reported a total of 2,188 residential transactions for the year. Despite a slight decrease in the number of transactions, the Total Consideration (the total price paid for property exchanged) rose by 10% to reach CI$1.36 billion, up from CI$1.24 billion in 2024.
Furthermore, the Average Consideration per transaction saw a robust 14% increase, rising from CI$544,000 to CI$620,000.
Mr. Uche Obi, Director of Lands and Survey, stated:
"The 2025 RPPI and transaction data show a resilient market. While we are seeing a marginal decline in the overall index, the overall stability and the 10% increase in total consideration highlight continued confidence in Cayman's real estate sector".
Residential Property Price Index (RPPI) 2022-2025
Detailed data and reports can be accessed via the official Lands and Survey website at: https://www.caymanlandinfo.ky/