Increase minimum wage and wait what happens. It’s always about economy and competitiveness in a global market environment. Dominican Republic will be grateful and build some new resorts.

The restrictive covenants have been extinguished in 1980 by court judgement. Columbus Cove, Love Beach Walk to name a few, have been built higher, also the existing building.

And if it’s 100% as per zoning regulations, density regulations and zero restrictive covenants? The rest is unfounded discussions by persons who have a loud voice but aren’t able to look into the details and facts. This low level of education is the tragedy of the country. Hopefully the New Day government will invest in education. Note that all this is read by the bailout financial institutions - not good if the law is disrespected even if by insufficient education.

There is a law which has to be respected. That’s the purpose of the Appeals Board. Finally all morons understood that there are no restrictive covenants. Adrian White failed lawyer went into politics and predecessor Diane Holowesko Dunkley was even more incompetent fortunately resigned after short time. How should an Appeals Board decide against the law? $150 m damages lawsuit - fortunately there are decision makers who act responsibly as per the law and not as per stupidity of Self appointed lady lawyers. It’s good for the country to have this investment, and I am sure more will follow in this place of white and black crabs but few persons who understand what lies ahead. Dr.Kovats apparently has good and fearless lawyers.

It’s so simple - if approved - and this has been confirmed by the landowner - just build it.$150 m investment vs. „I believe“ „I am against“.
Seems to be quite incompetent lawyer otherwise she would know there are zero restrictive covenants, but cheap talk is faster than serious due diligence and competent statements. Too many lawyers on the island not enough business for the incompetent ones so noise is their only option.

It’s so simple. Let the market speak. Who believed in Lyford Cay or Albany?
It’s his money so let him invest. I wouldn’t worry as long as Abaco benefits.
Marina, Beach Hotel, commercial center, golf course, condos, restaurants marijuana free, why not another Bakers Vay? Like or dislike, Investment counts and created jobs, and politicians
better be supportive as they only can talk but otherwise broke.

And the Bahamas where to in 2022? How many Bahamians are interested in the 2022 markets? Most will be interested in making ends meet, getting a job. The first 100 New Days did not look encouraging. The New Day is old wine in new bottles, or not even that. How long will it last? 5 years? Good luck.

What is „controversial“? Trying to invest $2 bn in the Bahamas? I miss precise comments. Is Albany owning the island? Building residential apartments at Love Beach? Developing Treasure Cay having been for sale since 30 years?
I miss serious comments from serious persons, more than the marijuana dealer from Treasure Cay - but maybe he overlooked greasing palms? after costly elections? Or is the country back to drug money investors? Colombians on Eleuthera? So many unanswered questions. The s..t will hit the fan soon. Then a New New Day might come. 2022 will be interesting. Interesting comments about BIA appointment, if true. A New Punch needed, but BP could report more details how appointments are made and which qualified personnel is in charge. Finally, an investor with deep pockets comments on the reality of this island. He must really like the place. Bahamas better sit small.Wondering about these „letters to institutions“.Tribune should ask. Why did the Family Office mention this?

Welcome to the Minnis administration. So what’s the New Day? Contagious isn’t it?