Brookfield Property Group’s latest development in Hamilton’s waterfront district is already 90 % leased, signalling a strong demand for premium office space in Bermuda’s capital.

The 12‑storey tower, spanning 45,000 sq ft of flexible office suites, sits on a 2,000‑sq‑ft plot adjacent to the Royal Naval Dockyard. Its modern design and sustainable features—solar panels, rainwater harvesting, and a green roof—have attracted a mix of local and international firms, ranging from financial services to tech start‑ups.

"We’re thrilled to see such enthusiasm for this project," said Brookfield’s regional director, Maria Lopez. "The high occupancy rate reflects the resilience of Bermuda’s business community and the appeal of a well‑located, energy‑efficient headquarters.")

The remaining 10 % of the building will be available for lease in the coming months, offering additional opportunities for businesses seeking a prime spot in the heart of the island. Local officials view the development as a catalyst for job creation and a boost to the tourism‑linked service sector.

"Brookfield’s investment strengthens Hamilton’s status as a hub for international business," commented Mayor William Hughes. "The project brings in skilled workers and supports ancillary services such as hospitality and retail.")