Investment Zones
Venezuela's premier resort island. Beachfront properties and development land at a fraction of regional comparables.
Margarita Island sits 40km off Venezuela's coast. Duty-free status, international airport, 50+ beaches. For decades, it attracted tourists from across Latin America and Europe. Then capital left, tourism contracted, and prices collapsed.
Today, beachfront apartments sell for what a parking space costs in Aruba. Oceanview lots trade at prices that wouldn't buy a studio in Cancún. The physical assets—beaches, infrastructure, climate—didn't change. Only the prices did.
Regional tourism is recovering. Direct flights are resuming. What's different now is the entry point.
Margarita has two sides: the developed east and the quieter west. Most investment activity concentrates in the east, where infrastructure and liquidity exist.
Tourism Epicenter
2km of white sand. Highest rental demand. Beachfront hotels and restaurants.
Residential Beach
Gated complexes, family-oriented. Quieter than El Agua but close to action.
Emerging Zone
Calm waters, less developed. Growing interest for tranquility.
Surf Beach
Younger crowd, surf schools, beach bars. Specialized niche demand.
Historic port town. Fortress, marina, promenade. Charming and appreciating.
Largest city. Shopping, banks, services. Urban infrastructure and volume.
Sambil & La Vela areas. High foot traffic. Retail and food service focus.
The core market. Studio units to oceanview penthouses. Rental demand peaks in holidays.
$25k - $250k
Rare coastal land. Zoning complexity keeps buyers away, creating value for those who can navigate it.
$30k - $400k+
Posadas and small hotels. For investors seeking operating businesses or reactivation projects.
$50k - $500k+
Direct flights from Panama, DR, and Colombia resuming. Airport rebuilding traffic.
Venezuelan domestic tourism stabilizing. Lowest cost destination in Caribbean.
Reliable internet in key zones. Ultra-low cost of living attracting remote workers.
Pampatar port infrastructure ready. Future upside as regional itineraries normalize.
Island markets are relationship markets. Inventory moves through networks, not listings. Knowing who owns what requires presence.
This network took years to build. It's the difference between finding what's listed and finding what's possible.
Locals who know which beachfront is eroding and which zones recover fastest.
Direct lines to hotel operators and posada owners for off-market deals.
Attorneys experienced in specific island/coastal property regulations.
Buy turnkey in tourist zone. List on Airbnb. Target 12-20% gross yield.
Buy undervalued in recovering zone. Hold 3-7 years for normalization.
Acquire land or distressed hospitality. Develop boutique hotel or complex.
Schedule a consultation focused specifically on Margarita opportunities. We'll discuss tourism dynamics and inventory.
Schedule Margarita Consultation →30-minute call · Current inventory · No commitment