
The two-hour event opened with a welcome from RICS Chairman Andrew Gilbert, followed by the much-anticipated presentation of the new Residential Property Price Index (RPPI) by Uche Obi, Director of the Lands and Survey Department. This landmark tool provides valuable data and insights into pricing and market performance, marking an important step forward for the industry. The evening continued with a Market Review Panel moderated by Jeremy Hurst of IRG, featuring experts Amanda Bodden, Eric Cameron, James Bovell, Denton Cole, Ruth Watson, and Matthew O’Keefe. Together, they explored the latest trends in investment, affordability, and development. A central theme was how the industry can work collectively to support and align with Cayman’s national development plan, ensuring sustainable growth for the years ahead. Over 230 professionals attended, underscoring the importance of collaboration across real estate, valuation, and construction. Photo Caption: Jeremy Hurst, Broker/Owner, IRG and Uche Obi, Director of Lands & Survey, Cayman Islands Government Photo Caption: James Bovell, Broker / Owner, RE/MAX Cayman Islands and Uche Obi, Director of Lands & Survey, Cayman Islands Government The forum also provided an excellent opportunity for networking, with CIREBA representatives engaging with peers to strengthen partnerships and exchange ideas on how best to support Cayman’s evolving property market. Photo caption: Jeremy Hurst, Broker/Owner, IRG and Dena Rousseau, COO, CIREBA CIREBA was proud to sponsor this forum alongside fellow industry leaders. By supporting initiatives such as the RICS Property Update Forum, we ensure our members have access to the latest market knowledge and tools they need to thrive in an ever-changing environment. Photo caption: James Bovell, Broker / Owner, RE/MAX Cayman Islands; Jeremy Hurst, Broker/Owner, IRG; and Uche Obi, Director of Lands & Survey, Cayman Islands GovernmentKey Highlights from the Evening
Building Connections
Our Commitment
The event reinforced how open dialogue, reliable market data, and collective action are vital to the industry’s progress. CIREBA remains committed to advancing these efforts and to playing a leading role in shaping the future of real estate in the Cayman Islands.