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In this new series of articles, Alistair Wade aims to demystify Cayman real estate law. Here he explains important changes to Stamp Duty for Caymanian buyers.

Whether buying your first home, upgrading to your forever home or buying an investment property, navigating the waters between the first viewing and seeing your name on the land register can seem daunting.

The Cayman Islands has recently seen the passing of a number of laws to improve the Island's regulatory framework in support of the international financial system's integrity.

Buying property in the Cayman Islands has many benefits. With limited restrictions on foreign ownership of property, no local income, capital gains, or annual property taxes...

It is common for the developers of resort hotel and condominium developments to seek to control future rentals of condominium apartments within the resort that are to be sold to third party owners.

In this guide, Diarmuid Mawe, Craig Kenny and Katelin Toomey provide an overview of real estate laws and regulations in Ireland.

The Cayman Islands is particularly geared to embracing new business to our shores when it comes to property ownership, and it does so in a variety of ways.

Members of Walkers' European Banking & Finance team attended UKREiiF 2026 in Leeds, gathering insights from intermediaries and lenders about current market conditions.

Properties located within a Strata can be an attractive option for buyers looking to have sophisticated facilities, a "ready-made" community or perhaps address concerns for a unit...

Purchasing a residential property is often the single biggest financial transaction of a person's life.

Welcome to the first edition of Inside Track - the new guide to everything related to the Cayman property world from Ogier's specialist team.

The job of a court when interpreting a written contract, including a lease, is to work out what the document means, not what either party thinks it means.

The decision is of interest for what it says about what happens to such rights when (1) the hotel and resort cease to operate; and (2) certain of the facilities cease to be usable.

This briefing considers the requirements for foreign nationals (meaning non-Caymanians and persons who are not married to a Caymanian) not wishing to work in the Cayman Islands but to reside there.

On 7 March 2023, the Cayman Islands Court of Appeal delivered its judgment in Cayman Shores Development Ltd et al v Registrar of Lands et al.

Since our Cayman Islands Beneficial Ownership Regime Alert in May 2017, the Cayman Islands Government has amended the beneficial ownership regime under the Companies (Amendment) (No. 2) Law, 2017 ...

The Cayman Islands has been a popular tourist, recreation and business destination for many years. Beautiful beaches, spectacular dive sites, high quality modern hotels and tropical weather combine to attract the tourists in large numbers year after year.