NovaCay is a workspace you and your Cayman Islands realtor both use. You pick a realtor, they share properties with you, and everything after that — the shortlist, your notes, your questions, your viewings — sits in one place you can both see.
It works for buying and for renting, and it pulls listings from CIREBA, CIRO and CIREBA Rentals so you aren't checking three sites yourself.
From creating an account to the day you get the keys.
Browse the participating brokerages, pick the realtor you want to work with, and sign up. If your realtor has already added you, they'll give you a setup code instead.
Your realtor shares listings with you, each with a note explaining why. You can also search the three sources yourself and add anything you find.
Mark properties interested or not, write notes, and flag the ones worth a viewing. Your realtor sees what you've flagged without you having to send an email about it.
Request a viewing or a call, write up notes and photos afterwards, and come back later to a summary of what moved — price changes, new shares, new replies.
Everything below is on your side of the account, whether you're buying or renting.
Not every listing has every field — whatever the source publishes is what you see.
Pull any property from your shortlist into the calculator and it fills in the price and strata fee for you.
You enter the rates and fees yourself. NovaCay does the arithmetic — it doesn't tell you what stamp duty or a mortgage rate currently is, because those change and getting them wrong would cost you real money. Ask your realtor or your attorney for the current figures.
Cayman listings are spread across separate sites. NovaCay reads all three so you don't have to check each one.
Properties for sale across the islands — residential, commercial, land, multi-unit and businesses. Searchable by district and category, or by MLS number.
A second listings site with its own inventory. Some properties appear here and not on CIREBA, which is why both are searched. Carries per-property map coordinates.
Rentals live on their own separate site, with their own districts and property types. Rental prices are shown per month and never run through mortgage maths.
Listings are read again from the source each time one is refreshed. If a property has been sold or withdrawn, you're told — rather than being left with details that are no longer true.
If you're a realtor, this is what you get alongside your clients' side of it.
Talk to us about your brokerageEach client has their own shortlist, notes and message thread. Other realtors at your brokerage can't see any of it.
Track properties you're selling: a marketing checklist, a log of showings and feedback, and asking-price history.
A per-client checklist with somewhere to attach identification and source-of-funds documents. You set the items your brokerage needs.
Book tours and meetings, and confirm or decline the ones clients request. Booking a tour updates the property's status.
Generate a printable sheet for a set of shortlisted properties, with your private notes included only if you choose.
Your logo, colour and typeface across what your clients see, so it reads as your firm rather than ours.
Each realtor has a profile with their areas and contact details. Picking one is how you start.
Your shortlist, notes and messages are visible to you and the realtor you chose. Other realtors at the same brokerage cannot see them, and neither can other clients.
Notes you write on a property stay private to you. Flagging a property for your realtor is a deliberate action, not something that happens as you browse.
Price movements, listings going under contract, new shares and new messages are all recorded, so coming back after a week doesn't mean re-reading everything.
Creating a client account is free. You'll need to pick a realtor, since the whole thing is built around working with one.