Leading real estate firm, The Agency Turks & Caicos has launched the third edition of its signature magazine in collaboration with Grey Door Publications, aiming to educate buyers, highlight unique property listings, and promote the untapped potential of the islands beyond Providenciales.
The launch took place on Thursday, March 27, 2025, at prominent jewellers and perfume store, Jai’s Turks and Caicos, located in Grace Bay, Providenciales.
In an interview with the local media at the launch, Sean O’Neill, Managing Partner of The Agency Turks & Caicos, described the magazine as part of a broader mission to inform and empower buyers while showcasing the diversity and beauty of the Turks and Caicos Islands.
“This is a great opportunity for us to not just highlight some of the listings and great partners we work with,” said O’Neill, “but to create a publication that educates people on the purchase process here in Turks & Caicos.”
While previous issues have focused on real estate in Providenciales (Provo), this edition takes a broader view — emphasizing the development prospects in North, Middle, and South Caicos, as well as Grand Turk, where O’Neill himself was born.
“So many people are familiar with Provo, but there’s a whole country to explore. This issue lets us dive into the opportunities and growth happening across all the islands.”
Among the featured topics is the work of Potcake Place, a beloved local dog rescue and adoption charity, which is prominently showcased in this issue. The inclusion reflects The Agency’s interest in balancing luxury real estate with cultural and community-focused content.
Each edition of the magazine is tailored to current trends and seasonal highlights, and this one, O’Neill said, reflects a growing interest in the outer islands, especially as key projects begin to take shape.
“There’s strong interest in North and Middle Caicos,” he said, pointing to developments like the North Caicos Yacht Club, Royal Reef, the St. Regis refurbishment, and ongoing airport upgrades. “These projects will help build the infrastructure and workforce needed to support sustained growth.”
While the magazine serves as a powerful marketing tool, O’Neill was quick to downplay any direct correlation between its release and a spike in property sales.
“I’d love to take credit, but it’s really about long-term education,” he explained. “We’ve got $3.8 billion in development in the pipeline — the interest is already here. What we’re doing is helping people navigate the process and integrate into the community.”
The magazine is distributed to all clients and available around the islands, particularly aimed at international buyers who may be unfamiliar with the local property market.
“People have questions about ownership, the legal process, and investment potential,” O’Neill said. “We want to answer those questions and give them a real sense of what it means to live and invest here.”
On the topic of regulation, O’Neill also spoke briefly about the Real Estate Ordinance, which has been in place since 2004 but has recently come under renewed scrutiny. He noted that The Agency’s team is made up entirely of Turks and Caicos Islanders and emphasized the importance of responsible growth within the industry.
“There are a lot of great agents doing great work,” he said. “We support the direction government is going in, especially when it comes to ensuring professionalism and long-term sustainability.”
As The Agency continues to champion both luxury living and local knowledge, its magazine is becoming a key part of how the company shares its vision — one that puts the country first.
“Our goal has always been to support the Turks and Caicos Islands,” said O’Neill. “If people decide to buy something, great. If they buy it with us, even better. But first and foremost, we want them to fall in love with this place — and understand it.”
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