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The 'Spice Isle' — lush, authentic, with a strong citizenship-plus-yield case.

Grenada is greener and less developed than its neighbours, famous for nutmeg and cocoa. Its Citizenship-by- Investment programme is prized because it uniquely allows visa-free access considerations and a US E-2 treaty route, drawing international buyers to approved resort real estate.

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Can foreigners buy?
Open with a licence (Alien Land Holding Licence ~10%), waived in CBI projects. CBI real-estate from ~$270k.
Taxes & buying costs
ALHL ~10% (or waived in approved projects); property transfer tax ~5% (seller/non-national); low annual tax.
What makes it unique
Spice-island landscapes plus a CBI programme with a US E-2 treaty advantage.
1

Most prestigious places to own

Grand Anse & Lance aux Épines
The prime beach and peninsula addresses near St. George's.
$800k–$4m
Beach/peninsula villa
Mount Cinnamon / Morne Rouge
Boutique-resort hillside villas.
$700k–$3m
Hillside villa
2

Best income potential from vacation renting

CBI-approved resorts (Silversands, Six Senses)
Branded fractional/condo rental pools + citizenship.
$270k–$1.5m
4–7% gross
Branded resort unit
Grand Anse condos
The island's core STR beach market.
$300k–$900k
5–7% gross
Beach condo
3

Picturesque farms & rural tourism properties

St. Andrew / interior
Nutmeg, cocoa and spice estates; agritourism.
$150k–$900k
Nutmeg/cocoa / agritourism
Spice estate
Thinking of living there?
Grenada residency and citizenship guide
Visas, work permits and the routes to a passport — separate from buying.
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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.