In the Caribbean property types range from studio apartments to large secluded villas. Apartments, houses and villas in tourist areas have good rental and capital growth potential, and there is a huge amount of variety available for those who want a second home or a retirement home in the Caribbean. It is always necessary to research the residency allowances and regulations in Islands that you find attractive to discover what suits your personal circumstances.
Property is available to suit all budgets, although serious investors should aim at the tourist destinations in the islands, since these offer the greatest opportunity for capital appreciation and rental income. Unfortunately this increases the entry costs for investors as properties in these locations are often in demand. Those people wanting to reside or to have a second residential home in the Caribbean will be able to find cheaper properties as they are less affected by wanting to rent their property.
Important points often overlooked in the purchase of a property are the costs or time involved in traveling to and from the property. If a property is expensive to travel to or involves a lot of time, then these can be major factors in deciding whether to buy. There are frequent flights from the USA and UK to Barbados, the Dominican Republic and St. Lucia. St. Vincent is building a new $178 million International airport which is due to be completed in 2011, and it is expected that this will significantly increase international flights to this Island.
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Island in The Dominican Republic
Photo from " The Ministry of Tourism of The Dominican Republic"
Sunday, 22 March 2009
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Golden Palms
Photo from "The Barbados Tourism Authority"
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