Privacy notice
Personal-data collection is currently paused
Last reviewed 29 July 2026. This interim notice explains the site's current limited operation and the controls that must be published before enquiry, referral, marketing, or download forms return.
Current status
The public site does not intentionally collect names, email addresses, telephone numbers, budgets, property preferences, or referral requests. Do not send personal or confidential information to Cayman Homes until a verified privacy contact and final controller-specific notice are published.
Who would be responsible
The operator of Cayman Homes would act as controller for information collected directly through this site. Its full legal identity, address, applicable jurisdiction, and verified privacy contact have not yet been published. Interactive forms remain disabled until those mandatory details are available.
Information processed now
Hosting and security providers may create standard technical access logs when a page is requested. Those logs can include an IP address, timestamp, requested URL, browser or device information, and security events. They should be used only to deliver and protect the site and retained according to the provider's documented settings.
Optional analytics and advertising tags must not operate until a consent mechanism, withdrawal control, provider list, cookie details, and retention settings are published.
Information that may be requested later
If interactive services are reintroduced, the site may ask for only the information necessary for the chosen service: name, contact details, request type, budget with currency, timing, preferred location or property type, contact preference, and the visitor's separate consent choices. Campaign parameters may be allowlisted for aggregate measurement, but full URLs, arbitrary query strings, and personal data must not be sent to analytics tools.
Purposes and legal bases
Deliver a guide or respond to a request
Necessary to provide the specific service a visitor asks for.
Send optional editorial updates
Separate, affirmative consent that can be withdrawn.
Share a request with a named professional
A separate handoff choice made after the proposed recipient, purpose, and any compensation are disclosed.
Security, fraud prevention, and legal compliance
Legitimate interests or legal obligation, as applicable and documented.
A service request must never be bundled with optional marketing or an unnamed third-party handoff.
Sharing, processors, and international transfers
Technical service providers may process limited information on documented instructions for hosting, security, storage, email delivery, or consent management. Before interactive services resume, each processor must be named or categorized, covered by an appropriate contract, given only necessary data, and reviewed for security, retention, sub-processors, and location.
No property enquiry should be shared with a professional until that recipient is identified to the visitor and a separate handoff choice is recorded. If information leaves the Cayman Islands or the visitor's jurisdiction, the operator must document an appropriate transfer safeguard before the transfer occurs.
Retention and security
A final schedule will state a specific retention period for each record type, including uncompleted requests, completed service requests, consent records, suppression records, security logs, and backups. Data must be deleted or irreversibly anonymized when no longer needed, subject to documented legal obligations.
Required safeguards include least-privilege access, encryption in transit and at rest where supported, secret management, logging controls, tested deletion, incident response, processor review, and breach assessment. No internet service can promise absolute security.
Individual rights
Depending on the applicable law, individuals may have rights to access, correct, delete, restrict, or object to processing; receive certain information in portable form; withdraw consent; and stop direct marketing. A verified request channel, identity-check process, response timetable, and complaints process must be published before collection resumes.
Information about Cayman's data-protection framework and complaints is available from the Office of the Ombudsman.
Children, changes, and related policies
The site is not directed to children and should not intentionally collect their personal information. Any material change to collection, recipients, purposes, or retention must be reflected here before it takes effect, with renewed consent where required.
See the site terms and referral policy for the site's current service boundaries.