Yntegra advances on private Bahamas development

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Yntegra Group, a Miami-based private investment company, is advancing on its long-term strategic vision of unlocking the unrealised investment and economic potential of the Exumas, the Bahamas.

The completion of 367 acres of ultra-prime real estate, covering two private islands on the Bahamian archipelago, cements Yntegra’s position as the largest active developer in the region and bolsters its mission to deliver a new ultra-luxury residential community and destination, in one of the world’s most exclusive locations.

A prime location

The Florida-based developer’s multi-phased vision for the Exumas results from four years of meticulous planning, analysis, and detailed discussions with the Bahamian Government. 

The government has supported the approval to develop two islands, Sampson Cay (147 acres) and Cave Cay (220 acres), into branded mixed resort and residential projects. The management group remains unknown at this stage. 

Robust support

The Exumas, an archipelago of 365 islands, is just 60 minutes from Miami. There are plans for two boutique resorts, branded residences, and full-service superyacht marinas. 

Yntegra received over $70 million of initial private funding over the past three years, and construction on the projects is set to begin next year.  It is expected to create 500+ jobs for Bahamians and $2.5 billion in economic impact.  

“We have a long-standing history of identifying unique investment opportunities. The Exumas archipelago is a secret jewel that offers a once-in-a-generation opportunity to create a lifestyle that transcends any other. With a commitment to sustainability, our vision for the Exumas was to aid its renaissance and sculpt legacies of ultra-luxury living and immersive experiences. We look forward to a new golden era of the Exumas,” said Felipe MacLean, President and CEO of Yntegra Group.

Please note: Information regarding project details—including but not limited to opening dates, room counts, and branding—for hotels under development can change as projects progress. The information in this article reflects the most accurate details available at the time of writing and may not be updated afterward.

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