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CIREBA News

Another First-Time Caymanian Buyer Receives Support Through CIREBA’s Grant Programme

Another first-time Caymanian buyer receives support through CIREBA’s grant programme, helping make homeownership more accessible in the Cayman Islands.
01 Sep, 2026
Another First-Time Caymanian Buyer Receives Support Through CIREBA’s Grant Programme

Pictured from left: Pamela Ebanks-Small, CIREBA agent; Andy White, grant recipient; Brian Wight, CIREBA President and Director; and Dena Rousseau, Chief Operating Officer of CIREBA.

CIREBA’s First-Time Caymanian Homebuyers Grant Programme continues to help Caymanians step into homeownership, with Andy White becoming the latest first-time buyer to receive support through the initiative.

Andy received his grant alongside his CIREBA agent, Pamela Ebanks-Small, joined by CIREBA President Brian Wight and Chief Operating Officer Dena Rousseau.

The programme provides eligible Caymanian first-time buyers with grants of up to CI$5,000 towards qualifying costs associated with purchasing their first home. Backed by a dedicated CI$200,000 fund, it was introduced to help ease some of the additional financial pressures buyers can face beyond the purchase price.

“Every new recipient is another example of what we set out to achieve with this programme — providing practical support to Caymanians buying their first home,” said Brian Wight, President of CIREBA. “There are many additional costs that come with buying your first home, and the grant can help ease some of that financial pressure.”

CIREBA agents also play an important role in the programme, helping eligible buyers understand the grant and guiding them through the application process. Andy was assisted by CIREBA agent Pamela Ebanks-Small throughout his homebuying journey.

Dena Rousseau, Chief Operating Officer of CIREBA, said CIREBA hopes to see more eligible Caymanians take advantage of the programme.

Applications Remain Open

Applications for the CIREBA First-Time Caymanian Homebuyers Grant Programme remain open, with grants of up to CI$5,000 available to eligible Caymanian first-time homebuyers.

Those considering purchasing their first home are encouraged to speak with a CIREBA member agent to learn more about the programme and application process.