Real Estate

The real estate market in Trinidad and Tobago is changing quickly, and the agents who succeed will be those who adapt. One of the biggest shifts on the horizon is co-broking—agents working together to sell and rent properties faster and more transparently.Many international markets have already embraced this model, and it is only a matter of time before T&T follows. Here is why co-broking is the...

Selling your home is a big decision, and getting it wrong can cost you time and money. Many property owners in Trinidad & Tobago fall into common traps that slow down sales or reduce their final price. If you’re thinking about putting your home on the market, here are the top mistakes to avoid. 1. Overpricing Your PropertySetting the price too high is one of the biggest reasons homes sit unsold....

Buying your first home is one of the biggest milestones in life. In Trinidad & Tobago, the government has created several incentives to make the process less overwhelming and more affordable. If you’re planning to purchase your first property, here are the benefits you should know about in 2025. Stamp Duty ExemptionsFor first-time homeowners, stamp duty is completely waived on residential...

When buying property in Trinidad & Tobago, one of the most important things to understand is whether you’re purchasing freehold or leasehold land. These terms affect not only your rights as an owner but also your long-term costs and flexibility. What is Freehold Ownership?With freehold, you own both the land and the building on it outright. Ownership is typically unlimited in time, and you can...

If you're planning to buy a home in T&T, it’s smart to know all the extra costs beyond the purchase price. These additional fees—like stamp duty and legal charges—can add up and surprise buyers who aren’t prepared. Here's a clear breakdown to help you budget wisely. Stamp Duty in T&TStamp duty is a government tax paid when real estate changes hands.Current Stamp Duty Rates for...

Selling your property is one of the biggest financial decisions you will ever make. In Trinidad and Tobago, some homeowners consider selling privately. However, the truth is that a licensed real estate agent often saves you money, time, and stress while helping you achieve the best outcome. Here is why working with an agent is a smart choice. 1. Correct Pricing from the Start An agent understands local...