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About buying property in Grenada
Grenada is a tri-island state at the southern end of the Windward Islands, covering about 344 square kilometres across Grenada, Carriacou and Petite Martinique. Known as the Spice Isle, it attracts buyers to the Grand Anse and Lance aux Épines peninsulas in the south-west, close to the capital St George's and the international airport.
Foreign buyers need an Alien Landholding Licence under the Aliens Land-Holding Regulation Act, with local guides citing a three- to six-month process. Non-nationals pay a property transfer charge of around 10% on purchase once the licence is granted, and face a 15% tax when they later sell, with the first EC$20,000 exempt. Annual property tax on residential property is modest: 0.2% on land and 0.3% on buildings.
Grenada's Citizenship by Investment Programme sets the National Transformation Fund donation at US$235,000 under 2024 regulations, while the approved-project real estate route starts at US$350,000 plus a US$50,000 government contribution. The Eastern Caribbean dollar is fixed at EC$2.70 per US$. Maurice Bishop International serves the island, and the Grenada Tourism Authority reports total visitors rising from 524,708 in 2024 to 566,118 in 2025, although stay-overs dipped about 4%.
Grenada market snapshot
| Measure | Figure | Source |
|---|---|---|
| Live Antillia listings | … | Antillia approved listings |
| Total visitors 2025 | 566,118 (+8% vs 2024) | Caribbean Pulse — GTA figures |
| Stay-over arrivals 2025 | 186,522 (≈ −4%) | Caribbean Pulse — GTA figures |
| CBI donation minimum | US$235,000 | Grenada SRO 15 of 2024 |
| CBI real estate minimum | US$350,000 + US$50,000 fee | Corpocrat — 2024 CBI changes |
| Annual property tax | 0.2% land + 0.3% building | Grenada Ministry of Finance |
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How to buy property in Grenada
Step 1: Engage a local attorney
Your attorney prepares the licence application and handles title.
Step 2: Apply for the Alien Landholding Licence
Required for non-nationals; allow three to six months.
Step 3: Title search and due diligence
Check the deed history, survey plan and any encumbrances.
Step 4: Deposit and escrow
A deposit is held in escrow while the licence is processed.
Step 5: Closing and transfer tax
Pay the non-national transfer charge (about 10%) and register the deed.
Typical buyer costs
| Non-national purchase charge | ~10% of value |
|---|---|
| Tax on later sale (non-national) | 15% (first EC$20,000 exempt) |
| Residential property tax | 0.2% land + 0.3% building |
Planning figures only. Confirm current rates with a local attorney before you commit.
Grenada property FAQ
Can foreigners buy property in Grenada?
Yes, with an Alien Landholding Licence, which typically takes three to six months.
What is the stamp duty for non-citizens in Grenada?
Non-nationals pay a charge of around 10% on purchase once the licence is granted.
Does Grenada offer citizenship by investment?
Yes. The donation starts at US$235,000; the real estate route at US$350,000 plus a US$50,000 fee.
What is the average property price in Grenada?
No official price index exists. Antillia shows asking prices from approved Grenada listings as they are added.
How long does it take to buy property in Grenada?
Expect about three to six months, mainly for the landholding licence.