Freeport Town Centre

Freeport Town Centre is the planned commercial core of the city, the administrative and business hub created under the Hawksbill Creek Agreement free-trade zone. It clusters the island's banks, offices, shopping, the regional hospital and the bulk of Grand Bahama's everyday services, surrounded by established residential subdivisions of single-family homes and apartments. It is the practical, year-round side of Freeport, drawing workers, businesses and budget-minded residents rather than tourists. For investors it is the affordability-and-yield base. Homes and apartments here commonly range from US$200,000 to US$700,000, typically US$250-$450 per square foot, the lowest entry of any major Bahamian market. Steady long-term rental demand from the working population supports gross yields of 7-9%, while the free-trade-zone concessions create distinctive commercial and mixed-use opportunities. As the cruise-port and airport projects boost employment and demand into 2026, Town Centre offers low-cost entry, dependable cash flow and infrastructure-led upside.

Freeport Town Centre in Freeport, Grand Bahama Island, Bahamas