Three bedroom Estate at Award Winning Resort
USD 4,500,000
Dominica
Property Type: Villa
Bedrooms: 3
Total Area: 488m²
One of the most beautiful islands in the Caribbean, the Commonwealth of Dominica established its citizenship by investment program in 1993 to boost its investment. Dominica is a former British colony and a member of the Commonwealth of Nations, the UN, the Organization of American States, CARICOM, and other international organizations.
Everything you need to know about acquiring premium real estate in Dominica and linked to the Dominica Citizenship by Investment Program
Minimum three years (resalable on open market) or five years (resalable to another CBI investor)
USD 200,000
Sole or shared ownership
2–5%
Price
Currency
Total Properties 4
EUR 4,300,300
USD 4,500,000
GBP 3,700,200
Dominica
Property Type: Villa
Bedrooms: 3
Total Area: 488m²
EUR 2,990,800
USD 3,200,000
GBP 2,600,600
Dominica
Property Type: Villa
Bedrooms: 2
Total Area: 312m²
EUR 202,000
USD 216,000
GBP 170,000
Dominica
Property Type: Villa
Bedrooms: 2
Total Area: 260m²
EUR 190,000
USD 200,000
GBP 165,000
Dominica
Property Type: Villa
Bedrooms: 1
Total Area: 37m²
No rental properties available
The real estate market in Dominica has been stable and has increased over the past few years. The government has deliberately set limits on the number of real estate investments introduced to the nation through the Dominica Citizenship by Investment Program in order to ensure that only economically viable projects are available under the program. As such, there are a few small luxury developments available through the program for foreign investors.
The infrastructure in Dominica is sustainable and built to be responsive to the natural environment. The government supports this infrastructure by encouraging eco-tourism and sustainability efforts. As a result, real estate in Dominica is dominated by luxury developments such as family homes and hotels that are secluded in the forest or along the many riverbanks. The available resorts are small, and there is great potential for beachfront developments.
No, there are no restrictions on real estate acquisition by foreign buyers.
Immovable property in Dominica can be acquired through a normal purchase agreement between the buyer and the seller. The transfer laws are simple and straightforward.
No, the successful applicant does not need to open a bank account on the island.
Henley & Partners assists international clients in obtaining residence and citizenship under the respective programs. Contact us to arrange an initial private consultation.
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