Understand your financing options for purchasing property in Grenada.
Meet with a lender to confirm how much you can borrow before you start shopping.
Work with our agents to find the right home, land, or investment within your budget.
The bank commissions a property valuation and finalises your loan approval.
Sign the sale agreement and mortgage documents — then collect your keys.
Whether you're a Grenadian national or a foreign buyer, there are several financing routes available to help you purchase property on the island.
Several commercial banks in Grenada offer mortgage financing, including CIBC FirstCaribbean, Republic Bank, and Grenada Co-operative Bank.
Foreign buyers with strong home-country credit may leverage home equity or international loans through banks in the OECS region or international private banks.
Many international buyers purchase with cash, simplifying the transaction and often achieving a better negotiated price.
Don't fudge the truth on your application — even a small misstatement can constitute mortgage fraud. If you notice unexpected fees, ask for an explanation; you have a right to know what each fee is and why it's being charged. Your agent is always here to help.