Turks & Caicos Islands Real Estate Winter/Spring 2017/18
This magazine contains MLS listings from the Turks & Caicos Islands Real Estate Association members. It is the most up-to-date magazine of local real estate. It also includes features on the industry.
This magazine contains MLS listings from the Turks & Caicos Islands Real Estate Association members. It is the most up-to-date magazine of local real estate. It also includes features on the industry.
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Grand Turk, South <strong>Caicos</strong> and<br />
Salt Cay were in the direct path of<br />
both hurricanes and suffered much<br />
damage. Relief operations kicked in<br />
almost immediately, including volunteers<br />
from the other <strong>Islands</strong> and a<br />
contingent of military from the UK,<br />
including the HMS Ocean, which<br />
is the only aircraft carrier and largest<br />
operational warship in the Royal<br />
Navy. The UK also sent huge cargo<br />
planes of relief supplies and Blue<br />
Haven Marina frequenter megayacht<br />
Dorothea III and the Yacht Aid<br />
Global Team delivered clean water<br />
and provisions to Grand Turk as<br />
well. Military helicopters ferried supplies<br />
to South <strong>Caicos</strong> and Salt Cay.<br />
Highlighting the UK’s commitment<br />
to the <strong>Islands</strong>, over 120 military personnel<br />
were instrumental in assisting<br />
with post-hurricane security, reopening<br />
the Providenciales airport and<br />
essential government buildings, clearing<br />
debris, repairing schools, and even<br />
helped get Radio <strong>Turks</strong> & <strong>Caicos</strong><br />
running.<br />
To aid those who suffered loss<br />
from Hurricanes Irma and Maria, the<br />
TCI Government signed a customs<br />
import duty exemption from October<br />
31 to December 31 to allow residents<br />
to apply for exemption from payment<br />
of duty on hurricane repair supplies<br />
including household furniture and<br />
some kitchen appliances.<br />
The upside of the natural disaster<br />
is that the economy is moving<br />
forward with the extra clean-up and<br />
repair work required. This provides<br />
employment through all levels, from<br />
landscaping and construction laborers<br />
to contractors, builders, tradespeople,<br />
architects and, of course, building<br />
supply stores.<br />
As well, TCI’s deep-rooted sense<br />
of community formed over generations<br />
was revealed. Helping hands<br />
were abundant, from cooking and<br />
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