When selling a property in Antigua you will need to retain a lawyer to work on your behalf. A lawyer will generally charge 1% to 2% depending on the sale price.

The government will charge you 7.5% for selling your property. The total charge for transferring Antiguan real estate from a vendor to a non Antiguan buyer is 15%. The norm is to split these costs between the buyer and the seller. If you sell your property through a real estate agent then you will generally pay 5% commission.

Antigua is an emerging market with prices that have been steadily rising since 2004 (40%). We at JHR have seen the demand for Antiguan real estate increase dramatically over our 18 months of operation. We have in turn increased our marketing budget and our global reach. As of January we estimate our potential client reach at 300,000. We currently operate from three prime locations in Antigua, our head office in Jolly Harbour with a further two in English Harbour and St John's.

We work with overseas partners operating out of the UK, St Martin and Dominica. With our Island wide exposure and a database full of qualified buyers we are confident that we can find the perfect buyer for your property.

With our extensive knowledge of the local market we can tell you exactly what your property is worth, in this growing market. Our valuations are free of charge with no commitment.

Let us help you get the maximum sale price for your property. Contact one of our agents today.

JHR Caribbean Real Estate
Office: (268) 562-6042
Fax: (268) 562-6043
Email: sales@jhrcaribbean.com