When GlobeSt.com visited Camana Bay in January, we chatted with Dart's Daniel Purdy, VP of leasing about what draws tenants like Scotiabank to the Cayman Islands. He said that Cayman has historically been known as a financial center, but there has been a recent increase in demand for class A office space financial tenants that are requiring less space.

At the time, Purdy also told us that Camana Bay's location specifically, provides access to amenities, which include banking, shopping, dining, gyms, health services and retail outlets. Tenants are also drawn to the spaces because they are sustainable, modern, storm resistant, high quality office space that can easily be customized to suit the needs of their employees, he said.

Offering almost 700,000 square feet of class-A Grand Cayman commercial property for lease, Camana Bay has become a hub of financial services, with international law, accounting and reinsurance firms choosing to base their Cayman Islands operations here. Amenities include over 300 parking spaces directly adjacent to 18 Forum Lane, as well as shops, restaurants, fitness and medical facilities and the island's only cinema just steps away.

Scotiabank's new branch will be the first fully digital banking branch in the Cayman Islands, offering an on-site banking concierge, social hubs and modern branch facilities, making living in Grand Cayman easier than ever.

On our visit to the Cayman Islands, we asked Doak what she thought set Camana Bay apart from other mixed-use projects and she said that many mixed-use projects are static and built within certain parameters, but that isn't how Camana Bay was planned from the onset.

She said that the goal was to ensure those who live, work and invest in Camana Bay have both their needs and wishes met. “We see ourselves as a leader in creating spaces for class A commercial entities that lend themselves to increased productivity and efficiency for their company. It is the way in which we plan and build that makes that unique offering possible.”