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Bermuda

Bermuda enters the atlas as a case-study market centred on the Bacardi on the Rocks estate in Smith's Parish. ValueAtlas has built a peer-property, sale-history, cap-rate and policy dashboard around the Astra High Model 6 analysis, with a NO BUY verdict at the $5.85M ask.

Key figures

2025 average home (closed)
$1.00M
2011–2025 closed CAGR
-1.27%
2024 registered sales
204
Verdict at $5.85M ask
NO BUY

Signals the model weights highest in Smith's Parish, Bermuda

  • Non-Bermudian licence fee, progressive conveyance duty and ARV-driven land tax
  • Official tourism arrivals, registered transaction counts and stamp-duty outturns
  • Work-permit policy, EIRC investment flows and residency-rule changes
  • Canadian-US tax asymmetry and its effect on high-net-worth demand
Read the Bacardi on the Rocks case study

Closed sales · brokerage year-end averages of registered closings

What Bermuda property actually closed at, 2010 to 2025

Bermuda publishes no register of closed sale prices and no house-price index. The prices below are the year-end averages that Coldwell Banker Bermuda and Rego Sotheby’s printed for sales already recorded in Government registry data, with every source attached. The general-market record runs from $1.20M in 2011 to $1.00M in 2025 — -1.26% a year over 14 years, and -18.7% against the 2015 peak of $1.23M.

2025 average home
$1.00M
2011–2025 CAGR
-1.26%
2024 registered sales
300
-33.3% vs 450 balanced
Vs 2001 peak volume
-53.8%
650 sales that year

Printed general-market average, reported rows only

  • 2011$1.20M
  • 2012$1.10M
  • 2013$1.10M
  • 2014$1.10M
  • 2015$1.23M
  • 2016$1.21M
  • 2021$1.02M
  • 2025$1.00M

Live price band on the $5.85M subject ask

11 September 2026 entry → 11 September 2036 exit, Astra’s own dated horizon.

Midpoint of the printed record and Astra's own cases. Measured record CAGR -1.26%; Astra base +2.0%.

bear

$4.48M

-2.63% / yr · -23.4% total

base

$6.07M

+0.37% / yr · +3.7% total

bull

$7.39M

+2.37% / yr · +26.4% total

These are unweighted stress cases, not probabilities. None of them clears a 7% compounded hurdle, which is why the case study carries a NO BUY verdict at the ask.

Every printed price point

YearSegmentAverage closeBasisSource
2025Mainstream$1.00MreportedColdwell Banker Bermuda (Susan Thompson), Royal Gazette, May 2025"Bermuda's residential real estate market continues to hover around an average home price of $1 million." Single-family sweet spot $1.05M–$2.5M; condos $500K–$850K+.
2021Condominium (entry)$322,000reportedRego SIR, Bermuda Real Estate Market 2021 ReviewCondominiums under ARV $25,800, +30% on 2020.
2021Land$1.00MreportedRego SIR, Bermuda Real Estate Market 2021 ReviewLifted above $1M from $331,000 in 2020 by the Riddell's Bay estate lots — a one-off mix shift, not a market-wide trebling.
2021Luxury$6.00MreportedRego SIR, Bermuda Real Estate Market 2021 ReviewLuxury residential average in the strongest year on record for the segment — the same $6M level printed for 2012. Nine years, no luxury appreciation.
2021Mainstream$1.02MreportedRego SIR, Bermuda Real Estate Market 2021 ReviewNon-luxury residential average sale price, +17% on 2020 — the pandemic-era peak of the mainstream market.
2020Condominium (entry)$248,000derivedDerived from Rego SIR 2021 review (+30% to $322,000)
2020Land$331,000reportedRego SIR, Bermuda Real Estate Market 2021 Review
2020Mainstream$874,000derivedDerived from Rego SIR 2021 review (+17% to $1,023,000)Rego SIR printed the 2021 average and the year-over-year change; the 2020 level is the arithmetic implication, not a separately printed figure.
2017Condominium$650,000reportedColdwell Banker Bermuda Realty, Sales Market Update Jan 2018"The average price of condominiums sold in 2017 continued to decrease to around $650,000." Condominiums were 26% of closed sales and about 40% of buyers paid cash.
2016Condominium$681,000reportedColdwell Banker Bermuda Realty, Jan 2017 market update
2016Land$366,000reportedColdwell Banker Bermuda Realty, Jan 2017 market update
2016Single-family$1.21MreportedColdwell Banker Bermuda Realty, Jan 2017 market updateFull-year average of sold single-family dwellings registered in Government records.
2015Condominium$590,000reportedColdwell Banker Bermuda Realty, Jul 2015 sales update
2015Single-family$1.23MreportedColdwell Banker Bermuda Realty, Jul 2015 sales updateAverage of single-family homes sold and registered in Government records; single-family was 28% of sales.
2014Mainstream$1.10MreportedColdwell Banker Bermuda Realty 2014 Market Report (Jan 2015)Same $1.1M island-wide average, on registered sales; single-family rose to 40% of transactions from 26% in 2013, and Warwick led the parish table.
2013Mainstream$1.10MreportedColdwell Banker Bermuda Realty 2014 Market Report (Jan 2015)"Average property prices have maintained consistency when compared over the last two years with the average hovering around $1,100,000." Pembroke and Paget led 2013.
2012Condominium$650,000reportedColdwell Banker Bermuda Realty, Sales Market Update Jul 2013Island-wide calendar-2012 condominium average, which the firm called comparable to 2003–04 prices.
2012Condominium (entry)$387,000reportedRego SIR 2012 figures, Royal Gazette (Jan 2013)Condominiums under $32,400 ARV, down from about $670,000 in 2008 — a 42% peak-to-trough fall in the entry segment.
2012Land$500,000reportedColdwell Banker Bermuda Realty, Sales Market Update Jul 2013Island-wide 2012 land average, described as close to 2004 levels.
2012Luxury$6.00MreportedRego SIR 2012 figures, Royal Gazette (Jan 2013)Luxury average rose from about $5M in 2008 to about $6M in 2012, median $4.1M to $4.8M — on seven closed luxury sales to non-Bermudians, against 17 in 2008. Price held; liquidity did not.
2012Single-family$1.10MreportedRego SIR 2012 figures, Royal Gazette (Jan 2013)Homes under $153,000 ARV: average about $1.1M, median about $940,000, against $1.25M average and $1.15M median in 2008. The cycle low.
2011Condominium$473,000reportedRego SIR 2011 figures, Royal Gazette (Jan 2012)Condominiums under $32,400 ARV, down 16% on 2010 on just 18 recorded sales.
2011Single-family$1.20MreportedRego SIR 2011 figures, Royal Gazette (Jan 2012)Homes under $153,000 ARV: "just under $1.2 million", down 6% on 2010, on 66 recorded sales — a 38% volume collapse.
2010Condominium$563,000derivedRego SIR 2011 figures, Royal Gazette (Jan 2012)Implied by the printed 2011 average of $473,000 and the printed 16% year-over-year fall.
2010Single-family$1.27MderivedRego SIR 2011 figures, Royal Gazette (Jan 2012)Rego SIR printed the 2011 average for homes under $153,000 ARV as "just under $1.2 million" after a 6% fall from 2010; the 2010 level is the arithmetic implication of that printed change, not a separately printed figure.

What this data cannot tell you

  • Bermuda publishes no register of closed sale prices and no house-price index. Every price on this page is a brokerage year-end average of registered closings, not a government statistic.
  • Averages are unweighted and mix-sensitive: the 2021 land average trebled purely because the Riddell's Bay estate lots closed that year, and 2014's single-family share jumped from 26% to 40% of sales.
  • Registry lag runs six months to two years, so a year's recorded count is always below the eventual total. Where a firm printed both, this page shows both.
  • Coverage is uneven. 2018, 2019, 2022, 2023 and 2024 have printed volumes or commentary but no printed island-wide average sale price, so those years carry no price point here.
  • Segment definitions changed: Rego SIR reported by ARV band (under $153,000 ARV homes, under $32,400 ARV condos) while Coldwell Banker reported by property type. They are not perfectly splice-able.
  • Only mainstream and single-family rows feed the growth rate below. Luxury has two printed points nine years apart and cannot support a trend.

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