Information about Antigua investment and real estate FAQ's

Buyers

To purchase property in Antigua, non-citizens need to apply for a licence which costs 5% of the purchase price.
For land purchase, compliance with the details of the non-citizen’s licence is required and building work must be completed within a given timescale.

The majority of property is fee simple or freehold. Leaseholds are rare and usually held by the Crown.

Property management fees are usually 10%. Rental commissions are 8.33% of the value of the lease.

Withholding taxes are 25% of the net rental income for non-residents.
Insurance cover is approximately 2.0% of the insured risk; deductible of 2% includes earthquakes & named storms.

Bank financing is available but interest rates in Antigua are fairly high compared with the US & Europe.

Houses are usually serviced with a septic tank. Water cisterns are required. The majority of properties are serviced by government electricity and water, cable TV, telephone and broadband.

The Antigua Barbuda Investment Authority offers attractive fiscal incentives to developers.

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