commercial property in Grenada means three things — buildings in St. George’s and along the Grand Anse corridor, multi-unit residential blocks bought for income, and land with development potential. Supply is thin, many deals are done quietly, and local knowledge decides who hears about them first.
What is available
Offices and mixed-use buildings on the Carenage, Grenville Street, St. John Street and Lowther’s Lane in St. George’s; retail and office space around Grand Anse; income blocks in Frequente and Lance aux Epines; and development parcels such as Hope Estate in St. Andrew or the BBC lands at Grand Anse.
Due diligence that matters here
- Title and survey — as for any purchase
- Planning use and any change-of-use requirement
- Tenancies: leases, rent roll, arrears
- Building condition, parking and access in a hilly town
- Utilities capacity and backup
How deals get done
Relationships. Owners often sell to people they know or through one trusted agent rather than listing widely. Tell us what you are looking for and we will keep you in mind when something moves — our clients include St. George’s University.
