
BSD 8,200,000
Nassau,

2,532 homes and apartments for sale in Nassau, Bahamas.
24 properties shown

BSD 8,200,000
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BSD 8,900,000
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BSD 8,500,000
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BSD 9,250,000
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BSD 9,650,000
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BSD 8,200,000
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BSD 7,900,000
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BSD 7,900,000
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BSD 35,000,000
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BSD 47,500,000
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BSD 28,600,000
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BSD 45,000,000
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BSD 45,000,000
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BSD 7,500,000
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BSD 40,000,000
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BSD 43,500,000
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BSD 7,600,000
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BSD 25,000,000
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BSD 22,000,000
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BSD 7,250,000
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BSD 6,999,000
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BSD 7,000,000
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BSD 7,000,000
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BSD 7,200,000
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Buyer's guide: Nassau
Property for sale in Nassau starts well under €150,000 for a smaller unit and runs past €800,000 for the best homes: current listings on RealEstateAbroad show 1,158 properties with a median asking price of €452,798. The Bahamas allows foreigners to own freehold property, taxes holdings lightly and has no income, capital gains or inheritance tax, which is the heart of its appeal.
The listings are asking prices converted into euros. The lower quartile is €138,566 and the upper quartile €826,927, a wide spread reflecting everything from modest homes in the mainland suburbs to waterfront estates on Paradise Island and in gated communities. The median price per square metre is €1,920, and the median size is 279 m², far larger than the typical city flat.
| Indicator | Nassau |
|---|---|
| Listings | 1,158 |
| Median asking price | €452,798 |
| Lower quartile | €138,566 |
| Upper quartile | €826,927 |
| Median per m² | €1,920 |
| Median size | 279 m² |
| Bedrooms: 1 / 2 / 3 / 4 / 5+ | 60 / 139 / 170 / 82 / 93 |
Our database does not classify Nassau listings consistently by property type, so use the bedroom split as a guide: three-bedroom homes (170) and two-bedroom homes (139) are the biggest groups, followed by five-plus bedrooms (93), four bedrooms (82) and one bedroom (60). Larger houses and villas tend to sit on gated or waterfront plots, while apartments and condos cluster near Cable Beach and Paradise Island.
Use the category pages for houses, apartments, land and commercial property to see how the whole country compares, or look at cheaper Bahamas listings for lower-priced entry points.
Nassau is the capital and main city of the island of New Providence. Paradise Island, connected by bridge, has Atlantis and the Ocean Club Estates, a luxury enclave of private homes. Cable Beach is a resort and condominium strip west of downtown, and further west are gated communities like Lyford Cay, one of the most exclusive addresses in the Caribbean. Eastern Road and Old Fort Bay offer coastal residential streets, and Sandyport is a canal-side townhouse development popular with expatriates.
The Lynden Pindling International Airport has direct flights to Miami, New York, Toronto and London. Buyers are second-home owners from North America and the UK, entrepreneurs who relocate for the tax regime, and investors in short-term rentals. Hurricane risk is the key physical hazard: ask about roof ratings, shutters, generators and the property's elevation.
Foreigners can buy most freehold property without permission, though purchases of five acres or more, or of more than two lots within certain development areas, generally require approval from the Bahamas Investments Authority. The Central Bank may require registration of foreign currency inflows. Because rules are updated, confirm everything with a Bahamian attorney.
Costs to plan for:
Property purchasers can apply for a homeowner's resident card, and higher-value purchases may qualify for permanent residency. Read our Bahamas buying guide and the financing guide; local banks lend to foreigners, often at 20-30% down.
Within the archipelago, look at New Providence and Paradise Island, Grand Bahama and Freeport, Abaco, Eleuthera, Exuma and Long Island. Island properties are typically cheaper but harder to finance and insure. The Bahamas country page gives the wider picture.
Nassau sells lifestyle and tax efficiency, not bargains: budget for stamp duty, hurricane insurance and import costs on top of the sticker price.
Last updated 8 October 2026
Yes. Non-Bahamians can own freehold property in the Bahamas. Larger purchases, such as five acres or more, require approval, and foreign currency inflows are normally registered with the Central Bank. Always use a Bahamian attorney.
Stamp duty on conveyances is high for properties above B$100,000, around 10% in the bands we are aware of. The parties can agree who pays, and the amount may change, so confirm the current rate.
The Bahamas has no personal income tax or capital gains tax. Business licence fees and VAT can apply to short-term rental operators, so register properly if you rent.
The median asking price in our listings is €452,798 and half of listings fall between €138,566 and €826,927. Prices quoted locally may be in Bahamian or US dollars, which are pegged.
Property ownership can support a resident card, and higher-value purchases may allow applications for permanent residence. Thresholds and conditions change, so check with the Department of Immigration or your attorney.