Navigating Grenada’s property landscape? We’ve curated answers to commonly asked questions in our FAQ section. Explore clear and concise responses tailored for both residents and international visitors.
We've compiled answers to some of the most common questions we receive. If you don't find your question below, please don't hesitate to book a consultation with us for further assistance.
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Absolutely. Foreigners can indeed acquire property in Grenada. They just need to secure an Aliens Landholding License. This license is commonly issued for residential properties on plots no larger than one acre.
Navigating Grenada’s property market can be challenging for both locals and foreigners. To help, we’ve created a comprehensive guide: “Look Before You Leap – Understanding the Property Market in Grenada.” Make your journey easier by downloading this free resource. Just click the button below.
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