Freehold ownership with no nationality restrictions, attractive taxation and rental demand spread across the whole year. 4U Real Estate has been guiding investors on the island since 2021.
An island of 87 km² (34 square miles), two nations, an international airport and a tourist season that never really stops. Here is what sets this market apart from other Caribbean destinations.
Freehold ownership, with no nationality restrictions and no prior authorization.
A tax framework favorable to non-resident investors.
Tourism, yachting, seasonal residents and expats: four distinct sources of tenants.
Transactions in US dollars, with no currency risk for most investors.
Your goal shapes both the property and the structure. An investor who wants to spend three weeks a year on site is not looking for the same thing as one chasing net yield, and diversifying a portfolio follows yet other criteria. Before looking at properties, it helps to know which category you fall into: it guides the type of home, the neighborhood, the size and the management approach.
You use your property a few weeks a year and rent it out the rest of the time. Rental income covers all or part of the running costs.
You do not use the property yourself. The goal is net yield, with fully delegated management.
A tangible dollar-denominated asset, in a stable jurisdiction, outside your home market.
No. Purchases are open to non-residents, with no nationality restrictions.
Yes. Video-call viewings, documents shared online and signing overseen by the local notary. This is how most of our buyers proceed.
It depends on the property and the season. We build a figure-based projection for each unit rather than quoting an average rate, which means nothing at the level of a specific property.
Taxation depends on your tax residency and the applicable treaties. We point you to a tax advisor qualified for your situation.
Recent buildings meet reinforced standards and the properties are insured. We detail the coverage that applies to each development.
