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Frequently Asked Questions
Can foreigners buy property in Aruba?
Yes, foreign buyers can purchase property in Aruba with no restrictions on foreign ownership, and the Government of Aruba actively welcomes investment from overseas buyers. The buying process for foreign buyers is the same as for Aruban citizens. Foreigners can buy property on either freehold land or on lease land owned by the government, with leaseholders required to pay an annual fee for lease rights. As a constituent country within the Kingdom of the Netherlands, Aruba offers a stable political environment and well-established legal framework, while qualifying homeowners can also apply for an indefinite residence permit.
What are the best areas to buy property in Aruba?
Tierra del Sol, a prestigious 600-acre residential resort community featuring an 18-hole Championship Golf Course designed by Robert Trent Jones II, is one of the most sought-after locations with a wide selection of villas and family homes. The Eagle Beach area, home to the world’s third-best beach, offers stunning condos and apartments such as Atlantic 360 Residences and Blue Residences. Palm Beach, with its lively 2-mile stretch of popular hotels, restaurants, and water sports, offers developments like Acqua condominiums. Other highly desirable locations include Malmok and tranquil Savaneta.
What’s the average price for Aruba real estate?
Aruba real estate spans a wide price range to accommodate different budgets and investment goals. Vacation condos range from US $300,000 for a 1-bedroom unit to US $1 to 2 million for luxury beachfront apartments steps from the beach. Vacation villas start from around US $800,000 and can reach US $2 to 6 million at the top end for luxury properties in the most sought after locations.
Is Aruba real estate a good investment?
Aruba offers exceptional investment potential as one of the Caribbean’s most accessible luxury markets with no restrictions on foreign ownership and the opportunity for qualifying homeowners to apply for indefinite residence permits. The 70-square-mile island’s world-famous beaches, including Eagle Beach (ranked third best beach in the world), year-round sunshine and warmth, and vibrant tourism market drive strong rental demand and property appreciation. As a constituent country within the Kingdom of the Netherlands with over 100,000 residents, Aruba provides political stability, excellent infrastructure, and a well-established legal framework that ensures secure property ownership for international investors.
For even more information on the buying process, residency programs, and market insights, read our Guide to Buying Property in Aruba.