AGP Executive Report

Luxury Lifestyle Under Scrutiny: Celebrity stylist Frédéric Fekkai continues to serve wealthy clients at New York’s Mark Hotel despite two lawsuits by Jeffrey Epstein survivors alleging he groomed them; both cases were dismissed. Fekkai’s lawyer says he did nothing wrong. A report also notes his name appears in about 1,500 Epstein-file entries and that Epstein’s former house manager named him among visitors to the financier’s Palm Beach estate.

Fashion and Accountability: Celebrity stylist Frédéric Fekkai continues to serve wealthy clients at New York’s Mark Hotel despite survivors’ allegations that he groomed them for Jeffrey Epstein. Two lawsuits against Fekkai were dismissed, the latest with prejudice; his lawyer says he did nothing wrong.

Luxury & Accountability: Celebrity stylist Frédéric Fekkai continues to serve wealthy clients from his salon at New York’s Mark Hotel, despite two lawsuits by Jeffrey Epstein survivors alleging he groomed them. Both cases were dismissed; Fekkai’s lawyer says he did nothing wrong.

Luxury Property: Saint Barth’s high-end housing market remains resilient despite limited supply. More than 70 homes sold in 2025 at an average of about €6 million, down from an estimated 83 sales in 2024. Six deals topped €30 million in the year through July 2026, including a €45.5 million sale agreed in Colombier. Prime home prices rose 4% in 2025, with buyers from North America, Europe and South America competing for the island’s scarce villas.

Luxury Living: St. Barts’ prime property market remains resilient, with more than 70 home sales in 2025 averaging about €6 million. Six sales topped €30 million in the year through July 2026, including a €45.5 million deal in Colombier. Buyers from North America, Europe and South America are competing for limited villa supply, with the island’s western side among the most sought-after areas.

Luxury Property: St Barts’ high-end home market remains buoyant despite fewer deals: more than 70 homes sold in 2025 at an average of about €6 million. Six sales topped €30 million through July 2026, including a €45.5 million deal agreed in Colombier. Limited supply continues to draw wealthy buyers from North America, Europe and South America.

Luxury Property: St. Barts recorded more than 70 home sales in 2025, averaging about €6 million, as limited supply drew wealthy buyers from North America, Europe and South America. Six deals topped €30 million through July 2026, including a €45.5 million sale agreed in Colombier. Prime home prices rose 4% last year, with Colombier, Gouverneur and Flamands among the most sought-after areas.

Luxury Property: St. Barts recorded more than 70 home sales in 2025, averaging about €6 million each, as global buyers competed for scarce luxury villas. Six sales topped €30 million through July 2026, including a €45.5 million deal in Colombier, while prime home prices on the island rose 4% in 2025.

Luxury Property: St. Barts recorded more than 70 home sales in 2025, averaging about €6 million, as international buyers competed for limited supply. Six sales topped €30 million through July 2026, including a €45.5 million deal in Colombier. Caribbean Travel: Silversea’s 2028–29 collection features 103 voyages across 219 destinations, with new ports across the Caribbean and other regions. The line is also planning festival-focused experiences, including a Carnival welcome and beach celebration on Canouan.

Cruise News: Silversea’s 2028–29 Caribbean season includes St. Barth stops among 38 voyages, with departures from San Juan and a featured beach celebration in Canouan. Luxury Property: St. Barts recorded more than 70 home sales in 2025, averaging about €6 million. Six properties sold for over €30 million through July 2026, as international buyers competed for limited supply. Overseas Territories: EU lawmakers are calling for more funding and stronger local consultation on decisions affecting overseas territories, including Saint Barthélemy.

Cruise & Culture: Silversea’s 2028–29 Caribbean season includes St. Barth stops among 38 voyages, with a new Canouan outing pairing local dancers and steel-band music with a beachside celebration. Luxury Living: St. Barth recorded more than 70 home sales in 2025, averaging about €6 million. Six sales topped €30 million through July 2026, including a €45.5 million deal in Colombier, as limited supply keeps the island in demand with wealthy buyers.

Luxury Property: St. Barts logged more than 70 home sales in 2025, averaging about €6 million, as limited supply kept demand strong among international buyers. Six deals topped €30 million through July 2026, including a €45.5 million sale in Colombier. Cruise Tourism: Silversea’s winter 2028–29 Caribbean program plans 38 voyages across 34 destinations, with St. Barth stops and departures from San Juan, Miami and Fort Lauderdale. A featured call in nearby Canouan pairs local music and dance with a beachside celebration.

Luxury Property: St. Barth’s prime-home market stayed strong in 2025, with more than 70 sales averaging about €6 million despite tight supply. Six homes sold for more than €30 million through July 2026, including a €45.5 million deal in Colombier. Cruise Tourism: Silversea’s 2028–29 Caribbean season will include St. Barth stops, San Juan departures and a full-day Canouan beach celebration with local dancers and live music. The wider collection features 103 voyages across 219 destinations, with sailings timed to cultural events and culinary seasons.

Luxury Property: St. Barts recorded more than 70 home sales in 2025, averaging about €6 million, as wealthy buyers competed for limited villa stock. Six sales topped €30 million through July 2026, including a €45.5 million deal in Colombier. Cruise & Island Life: Silversea’s winter 2028–29 Caribbean program includes St. Barth stops among 38 voyages across 34 destinations, with departures from San Juan and three other ports. A planned Canouan visit pairs local dancers and steel-band music with a beachside celebration.

Luxury Property: St. Barts recorded more than 70 home sales in 2025, averaging about €6 million. Six sales topped €30 million through July 2026, including a €45.5 million deal in Colombier, as limited supply continues to attract wealthy international buyers. Cruise & Culture: Silversea’s 2028–29 season includes Caribbean sailings with St. Barth stops, alongside 38 voyages across the region. A featured day on nearby Canouan pairs local dancers and steel-band music with a beach celebration. The wider collection also plans 103 voyages shaped around cultural events and culinary seasons, from Rio Carnival to Europe’s truffle harvest. Overseas Territories: European Parliament development lawmakers are calling for stronger EU support and more funding for overseas territories, while urging local communities to be consulted on decisions involving critical raw materials.

Luxury Property: St. Barts recorded more than 70 home sales in 2025, averaging about €6 million. Six deals topped €30 million through July 2026, including a €45.5 million sale agreed in Colombier, as limited supply keeps demand high. Cruise & Culture: Silversea’s winter 2028–29 Caribbean program plans 38 voyages across 34 destinations, with St. Barth stops and a Canouan beach celebration featuring local dancers, steel band music and a beachside soirée.