Ryan Knowles
Ryan Knowles is the founder and chief executive of Maison Bahamas, a prominent real estate firm in the Bahamas. He has been actively involved in the high-end property market, particularly catering to high net worth individuals and families seeking luxury real estate in the region. Knowles has highlighted the impact of changes in UK tax law on the influx of buyers from the UK, as well as the favorable exchange rate for Canadian and UK investors due to the declining value of the US dollar. He remains optimistic about the resilience of the Bahamian real estate market amid global economic uncertainties.
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Ryan Knowles, founder and chief executive of Maison Bahamas, is forecasting a 10-15 percent increase in business for 2026 due to a surge in inquiries from wealthy international buyers.
Realtor eyes 10-15% growth after ‘inundated’ 2026 start
Bahamas· 2026-02-18Ryan Knowles, founder and chief executive of Maison Bahamas, praised the Atlantis school proposal for enhancing Paradise Island's appeal.
Atlantis plans to build $10m PI SchoolBahamas· 2025-09-08
Ryan Knowles, founder and chief executive of Maison Bahamas, discussed the revitalization of the Paradise Island property market.
‘Eyeballs back’: PI reignites after ‘pretty dead’ 10 yearsBahamas· 2025-07-29
Ryan Knowles, founder and chief executive of Maison Bahamas, discussed the growing trend of off-market property sales among high net worth homeowners.
Up to 50% of high-end homes listed ‘off-market’Bahamas· 2025-07-21Ryan Knowles, founder and chief executive of Maison Bahamas, expressed concerns about the compliance burden placed on realtors by the Government's VAT reforms.
Realtors 'on the hook' over VAT crackdownBahamas· 2025-05-30
Ryan Knowles, founder and chief executive of Maison Bahamas, expressed optimism about the sales at Windsor Lakes.
Sales forecast to ‘explode’ at Windsor Lakes projectBahamas· 2025-05-06
Ryan Knowles is the founder and chief executive of Maison Bahamas who discusses the influx of high net worth individuals due to changes in UK tax law.
Fears of 2008-2009 repeat ‘might be jumping the gun’Bahamas· 2025-04-08
