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- Completed real estate sales in the Turks and Caicos Islands rose 63.5 percent year over year in the third quarter of 2026, per a report from The Agency Turks and Caicos.
- Sales volume jumped more than 55 percent during the same period.
- Average and median prices declined even as transaction activity increased, indicating buyers focused on value.
- Full price figures, property-type breakdowns and methodology were not available in the published excerpt.
Completed real estate sales in the Turks and Caicos Islands rose 63.5 percent year over year in the third quarter of 2026, according to a market report from The Agency Turks and Caicos.The same report said sales volume jumped more than 55 percent, even as average and median prices declined. The report described a market where buyers remain active but increasingly focused on value.The figures cover the third quarter of 2026 and compare completed sales with the same period a year earlier. The Agency Turks and Caicos is the source of the underlying market report.Details beyond the headline numbers were not available in the published excerpt, which was limited to the opening section of the report. Specific average and median price figures, a breakdown by property type, and the full methodology behind the 63.5 percent and 55 percent comparisons were not disclosed in the accessible text.The report did not provide further context in the available excerpt on the size of the transaction base behind the percentage gains, whether the increase was concentrated in a particular segment or island, or how the price declines compare with earlier quarters.











