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Caribbean Property for Sale

Discover your slice of paradise. Since 2004, Homesgofast.com has connected buyers with Caribbean real estate—from affordable condos and land to ultra-luxury beachfront estates.

Why Choose Homesgofast?

  • Extensive listings — homes, villas, apartments, and land direct from owners, agents, and developers.
  • Island-wide coverage — Barbados, Bahamas, Belize, Dominican Republic, Jamaica, Grenada, St Lucia, Turks & Caicos and more.
  • Direct access — enquire with sellers and trusted real estate agencies.
  • Smart search tools — filter by price, location, type, and must-have features.

Why Invest in Caribbean Real Estate?

  • Lifestyle appeal — world-class beaches, diving, dining, and welcoming expat communities.
  • Wide price spectrum — from value condos and land to ultra-prime estates.
  • Rental demand — strong short-stay and seasonal markets in popular islands.
  • Expert network — connect with reputable global and local brokerages.

Luxury Homes in the Caribbean

The region is famous for exclusive estates, private villas, and beachfront mansions with marinas, concierge services, and exceptional privacy.

Where to Buy Luxury

Pricing Expectations (indicative)

  • Luxury condos: USD $800k – $1.5m
  • Beachfront villas: USD $2m – $10m+
  • Ultra-exclusive estates: USD $20m+

Cheap Homes in the Caribbean

Budget buyers, retirees, and investors can find excellent value by looking inland, outside major resorts, or in emerging markets.

Where to Find Value

  • Dominican Republic (e.g., Sosua, Puerto Plata, Punta Cana) — entry-level condos from around USD $70k – $120k.
  • Belize (Corozal, Cayo, Punta Gorda) — small inland plots from ~USD $20k – $50k.
  • Grenada & St Lucia — small homes/fixer-uppers roughly USD $100k – $200k.
  • Jamaica (inland towns) — houses often found around USD $80k – $150k.

Typical Price Brackets

  • Entry-level condos: USD $70k – $120k
  • Family homes: USD $100k – $200k
  • Land plots: USD $20k – $50k (inland/non-tourist areas)

Note: Cheaper properties may require renovation or be further from major tourist hubs; factor in due diligence and improvement costs.

Golden Visas & Citizenship by Investment

Several Caribbean nations offer Golden Visa or Citizenship by Investment (CBI) routes via real-estate purchases.

Where Programmes Exist

  • St Kitts & Nevis — approved developments with real-estate options from ~USD $200k.
  • Dominica — property investment typically from USD $200k.
  • Grenada — from around USD $220k+ via approved projects.
  • Antigua & Barbuda — real-estate route from USD $200k+.
  • St Lucia — real-estate investment from USD $200k.

Why Consider It

  • Visa-free travel to 140+ countries (varies by passport).
  • Residency rights for you and family members.
  • Tax advantages in certain jurisdictions.
  • Global mobility and an additional layer of security.

Featured Island Spotlight: Barbados

  • Lifestyle — pristine beaches, great dining, golf, and culture.
  • Infrastructure — quality healthcare, schooling, and services.
  • Property choice — from plots to ultra-luxury estates.
  • Access — frequent UK/US flights.

Browse Barbados property for sale

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Buying Process

  1. Search properties using filters for price, type, and features.
  2. Contact sellers/agents directly through the listing.
  3. Get advice on legal/financial steps, mortgages, and taxes.
  4. Close with local pros (lawyers, surveyors, notaries).

Tips for Buyers

  • Define your goal: holiday home, rental yield, or long-term living.
  • Budget for taxes, fees, insurance, and maintenance.
  • Use reputable agents and independent legal counsel.
  • Run title checks, surveys, and inspections.
  • Consider rental management if investing for income.

FAQs – Buying Property in the Caribbean

What is the cheapest Caribbean island to buy property?

The Dominican Republic is typically among the most affordable, with condos from roughly USD $70k – $100k. Belize also has value options, including small land plots from under USD $50k. Budget homes are also found in Jamaica (inland) and parts of Grenada and St Lucia.

Can foreigners buy property in the Caribbean?

Yes. Most islands welcome overseas buyers. Some (e.g., Antigua & Barbuda) require a government licence, while others (e.g., Barbados, Bahamas) have relatively straightforward processes and permit freehold ownership.

Where is the cheapest land in the Caribbean?

Cheapest land is usually inland or away from tourist hotspots in the Dominican Republic, Belize, and Jamaica, with smaller plots often from about USD $20k – $40k. Prime beachfront sites and luxury islands command significantly higher prices.

How much do homes cost in the Caribbean?
  • Entry-level homes: USD $70k – $150k
  • Mid-range homes: USD $200k – $500k
  • Luxury villas: USD $2m+

Price varies widely by island, location, and property condition.

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