Mario Carey.
NASSAU, BAHAMAS Restrictive covenants imposed on vast chunks of undeveloped land decades ago are placing a chokehold on much-needed economic activity that could help The Bahamas pick up the slashed financial pieces left by the COVID pandemic and get back on track for true economic growth, said one of the country’s most successful businessmen.
Mario Carey, founder of Better Homes and Gardens MCR Bahamas, Mario Carey Realty and his most recent company, Mario Carey Ventures, said several newly proposed and long-pending projects on the drawing board are being hampered because of what he called “antiquated, outdated covenants” that prevent a wide range of uses for large parcels of property.
Better Homes and Gardens Real Estate MCR Bahamas Group, from left, Mario Carey, Timothy Smith and Tim Rodland.
NASSAU, BAHAMAS For top-producing estate agent Timothy Smith, 2021 is off to a promising start as he is taking on a new role as partner in Better Homes and Gardens Real Estate MCR Bahamas Group.
Smith a real estate pro with industry honors, an entrepreneurial spirit and a social media following that numbers in the thousands joins founding partner and real estate guru Mario Carey and Tim Rodland, managing partner.
Rodland announced Smith’s appointment last week.
“We are happy to bring on Timothy Smith as a partner,” he said. “He has demonstrated a level of dedication and professionalism that embodies the core values of the company and has proven to be a valuable asset to our team.”