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Antigua & Barbuda

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'365 beaches', a superyacht hub, and a popular citizenship programme.

Antigua markets itself on '365 beaches' and is a Caribbean sailing capital (English Harbour). It runs one of the region's most popular Citizenship-by-Investment programmes, with a real-estate route, making it a magnet for globally mobile buyers.

Can foreigners buy?
Open with a licence (Non-Citizen Land Holding Licence, ~5%), waived within designated/CBI developments. CBI real-estate from ~$300k.
Taxes & buying costs
Land-holding licence ~5%; stamp duty ~2.5% (buyer); annual property tax modest; no CGT.
What makes it unique
Superyacht culture, abundant beaches, and an accessible CBI real-estate route.
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Most prestigious places to own

Jumby Bay (private island)
Ultra-exclusive private-island residences.
$5m–$40m+
Private-island villa
English Harbour / Galleon Beach
Historic sailing-hub luxury villas.
$1.5m–$10m
Harbour-view villa
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Best income potential from vacation renting

Jolly Harbour
Marina community with the island's deepest STR/condo market.
$300k–$1.2m
5–8% gross
Marina condo / villa
Dickenson Bay / north coast
Beach-resort STR corridor.
$400k–$1.5m
5–8% gross
Beach condo
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Picturesque farms & rural tourism properties

Barbuda
Wild sister-island; pink-sand seclusion and low-density land.
$200k–$2m
Eco / lifestyle
Beach land / retreat

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Indicative 2025–26 planning bands for screening only, not quotes and not advice. Holiday-let licensing, tax and foreign-buyer rules change frequently — confirm locally with a lawyer and tax adviser before buying.