Investment Property in Margarita
Margarita property is the newest phenomenon in the world of overseas property investment. Margarita is a Caribbean island, and Margarita property is among the least expensive of all Caribbean property. Where else could you get a beach-front Caribbean property for under £70,000?
Margarita Property
As I said Margarita property is new on the radar of overseas property investors, and our two Margarita developments are both off-plan. Margarita is a truly beautiful island, and as you will see from the soon-to-be-added tourism information section, our Margarita properties are ideal to capitalize on the lucrative tourism sector.
Margarita Investment Property
Investment in Margarita property is largely by people looking at a short-term investment, with a view to making a substantial rental income. Margarita investment property has been known to make rental yields of around 8-12%, and capital appreciation of around 15-20%.
Margarita investment property is growing in popularity, and as the newest Caribbean island on the block grows in popularity prices will rise fast, 15-20% is merely a conservative estimate on the growth potential of Margarita investment property.
Margarita investment property is perfect for those looking for a holiday home investment. You can't argue with a Caribbean property for that price, to holiday in, and make substantial income from the rental when not in use.
Our Margarita Property
We currently have four Margarita properties. Two are off-plan developments and have all the modern luxury of off-plan resort developments anywhere in the world. Margarita property also benefits from the fact that margarita is one of the few Caribbean islands that is not in the hurricane belt. So investors in Margarita property can sit back and reap the rental income knowing their property is perfectly safe in their absence. Another good thing about our Margarita property is the fact that, as Condominiums they will be exempt from any laws imposed by the Venezuela government on Venezuela and Margarita property.
Featured Investment Property in Margarita
Apartment Margarita Plaza, Margarita, Caribbean
The apartment is located in Porlamar, which is the largest commercial centre on the island. All amenities are close by. Shopping malls, restaurants, bars, cafes and the beach are all within easy walking distance making the apartment attractive to holidaymakers…
£54,990
San Marino Complex, Island of Margarita, Venezuela
Margarita is blessed with one of the most fantastic climates in the world. The temperature only changes about 4°C over the whole year ranging from Daytime temperature highs of 30°C (86°F) in September to lows of 26°C (80°F) in January. Night-time temperatures are about 3°C cooler…
£29,500 - £53,750
Caracola Beach and Spa Resort. Isla Margarita, Venezuela
With four different floor layouts to choose from, populated across three blocks, the apartments vary in size from 58.5m2* to 125.8m2*, nearly all with sea views…
£62,907 - £139,352
Bahia De Coche, Margarita, Serviced Hotel Apartments
With four different floor layouts to choose from, populated across three blocks, the apartments vary in size from 58.5m2* to 125.8m2*, nearly all with sea views…
£44,000 - £55,000
About David Stanley Redfern
David Stanley Redfern Ltd is an overseas property specialist, working directly with developers in more than forty countries. Most properties are exclusive to David Stanley Redfern Ltd, giving an unparalleled selection of resale and new builds. David Stanley Redfern Ltd is AIPP accredited.
Contact David Stanley Redfern
For more information on the properties available with David Stanley Redfern Ltd please make an enquiry on a particular property of choice or alternatively contact us using our contact details.
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