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InterContinental Grenada resort share
La Sagesse, St David · A share in a beachfront resort on the south-east coast
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The residence
A share in a beachfront resort on Grenada's quieter south-east coast, in a project approved under the Citizenship by Investment Programme. The investment is a share in the resort rather than a private home.
The resort is professionally managed, with several restaurants, a spa, pools and a family-friendly setting, and owners take part in its operating performance.
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The setting
La Sagesse lies on the south-east coast of Grenada, a quiet crescent of beach framed by green hills, within easy reach of St George's and the international airport.
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The citizenship
Grenada grants citizenship to families who invest in a government-approved project: at least US$350,000, or US$270,000 for each share in a shared unit of an approved tourism project. A government contribution and per-person fees are paid on top of the purchase.
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The numbers
| This residence, from | US$270,000 |
|---|---|
| Government contribution | US$50,000 |
| Due diligence | US$5,000 |
| Application, processing and interview fees | US$4,000 |
| Indicative total | US$329,000 |
Official fee schedule as of 16 October 2026. Excludes passport fees, legal fees, stamp duty and closing costs, which your specialist confirms for your case.
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Location
La Sagesse, Grenada. Map position shows the area, not the exact plot; the address is shared with serious buyers.
- La Sagesse
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Questions
Questions buyers ask
Does an InterContinental Grenada share qualify for Grenada citizenship?
Meets the US$270,000 threshold. The development is on the government's approved list (Intercontinental Hotel & Villas Grenada (Range Developments)). Each applicant's share must reach the minimum on its own; your specialist confirms the joint-purchase rules for your family. Source: imagrenada.gd, checked 16 October 2026.
How long must I keep the property?
5 years. Grenada's law does not allow the property to be sold to another citizenship applicant until 5 years after citizenship is granted. A later sale does not affect your citizenship.
What is the total cost of citizenship through this property?
For a single applicant, from US$329,000: the purchase from US$270,000, a US$50,000 government contribution, US$5,000 due diligence and US$4,000 in application, processing and interview fees. Legal and closing costs come on top.
Can my family be included?
Yes. Your spouse, dependent children and dependent parents can join one application. The government contribution stays the same for the main applicant and up to three dependants, while the per-person fees grow with the family, as the calculator above shows.
Can I see the residence before I commit?
Yes. We arrange a private viewing in Grenada or a video walkthrough, and confirm availability and approval status before you travel.
What do I own?
A share in the resort, held through the approved project. Your specialist explains the share structure, owner stays and any income before you commit.
See an InterContinental Grenada share by video call or in person
We confirm availability, approval status and your family's numbers first.