Miami

·

Dublin

·

Lisbon

·

Dubai

·

Cebu

CONTACT US +971 52 964 6254

Real Estate in Grenada

Status

Citizenship eligible

Processing time

8-12 months

All cities

  • St. George's
  • Morne Rouge
  • Corinth
  • Saint David

$270,000 - $7,500,000

All types

  • Apartment
  • Villa
  • Resort
  • Hotel

1 - 3

Need Assistance?

Hannah

Hi, I’m Hannah. Our team and I will happy to help you!

Get expert advice on finding the best options for quality, location, and investment potential.

Get in touch

Need Assistance?

Hannah

Hi, I’m Hannah. Our team and I will happy to help you!

Get expert advice on finding the best options for quality, location, and investment potential.

Get in touch

FAQ's about Grenada Real Estate

Who Can Buy Property in Grenada?

Grenada allows both locals and foreigners to purchase real estate. However, non-citizens must obtain a Land Holding License, which costs 10% of the property’s value. Investors who acquire property through Grenada’s Citizenship by Investment (CBI) Program are exempt from this requirement.

What Are the Property Prices in Grenada?

Grenada’s property market is shaped by its booming tourism sector and the Citizenship by Investment Program. While official statistics are not regularly published, general price trends include:

Entry-level properties start at approximately $1,000 per square meter.

Modern, high-quality real estate begins at $2,500 per square meter.

Prices rise by an average of 4% annually due to increasing demand.

The most expensive areas include St. George’s, as well as resort destinations such as Guyave, Grenville, and St. David’s.

Waterfront villas and prime oceanfront properties can reach multimillion-dollar valuations.

What Is the Property Purchase Process?

Property transactions in Grenada are straightforward and can even be completed remotely. The standard process includes:

1. Property Selection & Deposit – Buyers enter a preliminary purchase agreement and place a 10% deposit, typically held in escrow.

2. Land Holding License (if required) – Non-citizen buyers who are not part of the CBI Program must obtain a Land Holding License.

3. Finalizing the Sale – The main contract is signed, and all necessary fees and taxes are paid.

4. Property Registration – Once the transaction is complete, the buyer receives a certificate of ownership from Grenada’s state registry.

What Are the Property Purchase Taxes?

Buyers should account for the following taxes and fees when purchasing real estate in Grenada:

15% Transfer Tax

10% Land Holding License Fee (applies only to foreigners outside the CBI Program)

Legal Fees – Typically 1% to 2% of the transaction value

Investors acquiring property through Grenada’s CBI Program benefit from exemptions on both transfer taxes and the Land Holding License fee.

How Can I Obtain Grenadian Citizenship Through Real Estate Investment?

Foreign investors can obtain Grenadian citizenship by purchasing government-approved properties, primarily within luxury hotel developments. For expert assistance in navigating Grenada’s real estate and CBI opportunities, contact our team at Vancis Capital today.

Real Estate Investment in Grenada for Citizenship by Investment

Grenada presents an exceptional opportunity for investors seeking both luxury real estate and a second citizenship. Through its Citizenship by Investment (CBI) Program, individuals can obtain Grenadian nationality by acquiring government-approved properties in one of the Caribbean’s most sought-after destinations.

Investment Criteria and Property Types

To qualify for citizenship, investors must purchase pre-approved real estate with a minimum investment of $270,000. The selection includes:

  • Luxury resorts and high-end hotel residences
  • Exclusive villas and prime residential properties
  • Apartments and cottages within government-approved developments

Market Potential and Returns

Grenada’s real estate market benefits from a strong tourism sector, with rental yields typically ranging from 2% to 5% annually. High visitor demand, particularly in St. George’s, contributes to this steady return. The influx of students from St. George’s University, for instance, drives rental demand for nearby apartments and studios, offering consistent occupancy for investors.

Furthermore, after five years, investors are permitted to resell their property while retaining their Grenadian citizenship, providing an attractive exit strategy.

Advantages of Grenada Citizenship

Beyond real estate returns, the CBI Program grants investors visa-free or visa-on-arrival access to over 140 countries, including the UK, Schengen Zone, and China. Grenada is also unique among Caribbean CBI nations in offering eligibility for the United States E-2 Investor Visa, allowing successful applicants to live and conduct business in the U.S.

How Vancis Capital Can Assist

At Vancis Capital, we specialize in guiding investors through Grenada’s CBI process, offering access to a curated portfolio of government-approved properties. We facilitate virtual property viewings, manage escrow transactions, and ensure a seamless purchase and citizenship application process. Additionally, we assist in strategic resale planning once the five-year holding period concludes.

For personalized guidance on securing Grenadian citizenship through real estate investment, contact our team at Vancis Capital today.