Average Rent in Grand Cayman by District
Median long-term rents across Grand Cayman by district and bedroom count, aggregated daily from local listings. Seven Mile Beach and South Sound are the priciest; East End and North Side are the cheapest. All figures in KYD, utilities usually excluded.
Average Rent in Grand Cayman by District
The Daily.ky Long Term Rental Price Index tracks median monthly rents in CI$ across Grand Cayman by district and bedroom count. Listings are aggregated daily from eCayTrade and CIREBA. USD figures convert at the fixed bank rate of CI$0.82 per US$1.00.
Districts tracked: George Town, Seven Mile Beach, West Bay, Bodden Town, Savannah, Prospect, Red Bay, South Sound, North Side, and East End.
Typical Long-Term Rent Ranges
Typical asking rents by size: studios approximately CI$950 to CI$1,400 per month; one-bedrooms about CI$1,400 to CI$2,200 on Seven Mile Beach and CI$1,100 to CI$1,600 in most other districts; two-bedrooms roughly CI$1,800 to CI$3,500; three-bedrooms about CI$2,500 to CI$6,000 or more depending on district and finish. Beachfront and Seven Mile Beach corridor units sit at the top of each range.
Seven Mile Beach and South Sound are consistently the most expensive areas to rent, while East End and North Side are the cheapest. George Town, Savannah, and Bodden Town fall in the middle. Furnished and short-term rentals cost more than the unfurnished long-term figures above.
Rents are quoted in Cayman dollars and usually exclude utilities; electricity (CUC) in particular adds a significant monthly cost because of air conditioning. The live index on this page shows current median rents by district and bedroom count.
Frequently Asked Questions: Cayman Islands
How much is rent in Grand Cayman?
Long-term rents in Grand Cayman run roughly CI$950 to CI$1,400 a month for a studio, CI$1,100 to CI$2,200 for a one-bedroom (the top end on Seven Mile Beach), CI$1,800 to CI$3,500 for a two-bedroom, and CI$2,500 to CI$6,000+ for a three-bedroom depending on district and finish. Rents are usually quoted in Cayman dollars and exclude utilities. Daily.ky tracks current median rents by district on /rent.
What is the average rent for a one-bedroom in Grand Cayman?
A one-bedroom long-term rental typically runs about CI$1,400 to CI$2,200 per month along the Seven Mile Beach corridor and roughly CI$1,100 to CI$1,600 in most other districts such as George Town, Savannah, and Bodden Town. Furnished and short-term units cost more. The live index on /rent shows the current median by district.
Where is the cheapest place to rent in Grand Cayman?
East End and North Side are consistently the cheapest districts to rent in Grand Cayman, followed by the more outlying parts of Bodden Town. The trade-off is a longer commute to George Town and the Seven Mile Beach employment hubs, where there is no frequent public transport after about 7pm. Seven Mile Beach and South Sound are the most expensive areas.
How much is rent on Seven Mile Beach?
Seven Mile Beach is the priciest rental corridor in Grand Cayman. Expect roughly CI$1,400 to CI$2,200+ for a one-bedroom, CI$2,500 to CI$4,000+ for a two-bedroom, and considerably more for beachfront or luxury condos. Many Seven Mile Beach units are furnished and marketed to professionals and short-term tenants, which pushes prices above the island average.
Are utilities included in Grand Cayman rent?
Usually not. Most long-term rents are quoted without utilities, and electricity from CUC is the big variable cost because air conditioning runs year-round; a typical bill can add CI$150 to CI$400+ a month. Water, internet, and (for condos) strata fees may also be extra. Always confirm what is included before signing, since some furnished and short-term rentals bundle utilities.
How much is a two-bedroom apartment in Grand Cayman?
A two-bedroom long-term rental in Grand Cayman typically runs about CI$1,800 to CI$3,500 a month, with Seven Mile Beach and South Sound at the top of that range and East End, North Side, and outer Bodden Town at the bottom. Utilities are usually extra. See current medians by district on /rent.