Hotel Investment Opportunity in True Blue, Grenada

With an entry from US$270,000, investors gain access to a professionally managed waterfront hotel development in Grenada’s True Blue district. The structure provides participation in the hotel’s operating performance within a growing Caribbean tourism market, offering exposure to a hospitality asset without the responsibilities of direct property ownership.

Why invest through Mirabello Consultancy? Our IMC-accredited, Swiss-based team has guided over 250 families through the Grenada CBI process with a 99% approval rate. We handle every step — property selection, legal due diligence, CBI application, and passport delivery. Meet our team.

In addition to revenue participation, investors are entitled to an annual one-week stay, allowing first-hand experience of the development’s luxury setting and amenities. The investment qualifies under Grenada’s Citizenship by Investment Programme, subject to statutory requirements and government approval. This opportunity combines capital deployment into a managed hospitality asset with portfolio diversification, lifestyle access, and the potential to obtain Caribbean citizenship through a government-approved investment route.

Frequently Asked Questions About Buying Property in Grenada

Does This Property Qualify for the Grenada Citizenship by Investment Programme?

This property is located within a government-approved development, making it eligible under the Grenada Citizenship by Investment Programme. A minimum investment of $270,000 qualifies the principal applicant and their family for citizenship — including access to the unique US E-2 Investor Visa treaty. Mirabello Consultancy can confirm the exact CBI eligibility status of this listing.

What Is the US E-2 Treaty Advantage of Investing in Grenada?

Grenada is the only Caribbean CBI country with a bilateral investment treaty with the United States. Grenadian citizens can apply for a US E-2 Investor Visa, allowing them to live and work in the USA by investing in a US business. This makes Grenada real estate investment uniquely powerful — a Caribbean lifestyle asset and US market access in one.

How Long Must I Hold the Property to Keep My Grenada Citizenship?

Grenada CBI real estate requires a five-year holding period before you can sell. Rental income is permitted throughout. After five years, the property may be sold freely — your Grenada citizenship, passport, and E-2 treaty eligibility remain valid permanently.

Can I Earn Rental Income from a CBI Property in Grenada?

Yes. Grenada permits rental income on CBI-qualifying properties during the five-year holding period. Many approved developments offer managed rental programmes with projected yields. Rental income does not affect your citizenship status. Mirabello Consultancy can connect you with experienced Grenada property managers.

What Are the Total Costs of Buying Property Through the Grenada CBI?

For a single applicant purchasing at $270,000: add due diligence fees (approximately $7,500), processing fees (approximately $8,000–$15,000), and legal costs. A family of four typically pays approximately $25,000–$35,000 in government fees above the property price. Total investment is typically $295,000–$325,000 for a couple with one child.

How Do I Get Started with a Grenada Real Estate CBI Application?

Contact Mirabello Consultancy for a free, no-obligation consultation. Our Swiss-based team will confirm the property's CBI eligibility, explain the US E-2 treaty implications, structure your investment for maximum benefit, and guide you from initial due diligence to passport delivery. With 250+ successful cases and a 99% approval rate, your investment is in expert hands.