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US Virgin Islands property for sale

332 homes for sale in US Virgin Islands, from $32K to $3.9M, median $535K.

A United States territory in the eastern Caribbean, where the currency is the dollar, the legal system is American and a US citizen arrives without a passport. For many buyers that removes the unfamiliar part of buying abroad.

Decision frame

What to establish before a shortlist.

A US territory, so the legal and currency questions an American buyer expects abroad largely fall away — the practical ones do not.

  1. Which island fits the travel pattern: St. Thomas, St. John or St. Croix?
  2. What are the water, power and hurricane resilience arrangements?
  3. How does the rental market behave outside the season?
Worth knowing

Insurance, utilities, and building resilience are property-specific and need current local evidence.

What is for sale

Explore the local character.

A sample of what is for sale here. We confirm availability when you enquire.

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2-bedroom condominium in St. Thomas, Virgin Islands

  • 2 beds
  • 2 baths
  • 1,206 ft²
$740K$614/ft² floor
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3-bedroom Single Family Home/House for sale

  • 3 beds
  • 3 baths
  • 2,034 ft²
$450KBuilt 2002
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2-bedroom apartment in Anna's Retreat, St. Thomas

  • 2 beds
  • 1 bath
$3.5K
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New Listing Condominiums Lerkenlund GNS

  • 2 beds
  • 2 baths
$650KBuilt 2024
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New Listing Res Rental Annas Retreat NEW Apartment/Condo

  • 2 beds
  • 1 bath
For rent
$3.5K/moBuilt 2023
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New Listing LotsAcres Bovoni FB

  • 417,295 ft²
$50KBuilt 2023
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2-bedroom apartment in Frenchman Bay, St. Thomas

  • 2 beds
  • 1 bath
For rent
$2.5K
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1 bedroom Condominium for sale

  • 1 bed
  • 1 bath
  • 1,249 ft²
$2K$1.60/ft² floor
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2-bedroom condominium in Teagues Bay, St. Croix

  • 2 beds
  • 1.5 baths
  • 1,249 ft²
$250K$200/ft² floor
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2-bedroom condominium in Teagues Bay, St. Croix

  • 2 beds
  • 1.5 baths
  • 1,249 ft²
$250K$200/ft² floor
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2-bedroom apartment in Fortuna, St. Thomas

  • 2 beds
  • 1 bath
For rent
$2.3K/mo
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Studio apartment in Red Hook, St. Thomas

  • 1 bath
$1.2K
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2-bedroom villa in Bethany, St John (fractional Week 41)

  • 2 beds
  • 2.5 baths
  • 1,604 ft²
$7K$4.36/ft² floor
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2-bedroom fractional at Sunset Ridge (Week 35), St John

  • 2 beds
  • 2.5 baths
  • 1,604 ft²
$7K$4.36/ft² floor
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2-bedroom fractional villa (Week 35) in Bethany, St. John

  • 2 beds
  • 2.5 baths
  • 1,604 ft²
$7K$4.36/ft² floor
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2-bedroom villa in St John, fractional week 21

  • 2 beds
  • 2.5 baths
  • 1,604 ft²
$9.5K$5.92/ft² floor
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2-bedroom fractional villa (Week 33) in Bethany, St John

  • 2 beds
  • 2.5 baths
  • 1,604 ft²
$9.5K$5.92/ft² floor
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2-bedroom fractional Week 20 at Sunset Ridge, St John

  • 2 beds
  • 2.5 baths
  • 1,604 ft²
$9.5K$5.92/ft² floor
Villa12 photos
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2-bedroom fractional week (Week 21) in Bethany, St John

  • 2 beds
  • 2.5 baths
  • 1,604 ft²
$9.5K$5.92/ft² floor
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2-bedroom fractional villa week 22 in St John

  • 2 beds
  • 2.5 baths
  • 1,604 ft²
$9.5K$5.92/ft² floor
Villa12 photos
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2-bedroom villa fractional Week 27 in Bethany, St John

  • 2 beds
  • 2.5 baths
  • 1,604 ft²
$9.5K$5.92/ft² floor
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2-bedroom fractional week 23 at Sunset Ridge, Bethany, St John

  • 2 beds
  • 2.5 baths
  • 1,604 ft²
$9.5K$5.92/ft² floor
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2-bedroom villa Week 22 at Sunset Ridge, St John

  • 2 beds
  • 2.5 baths
  • 1,604 ft²
$9.5K$5.92/ft² floor
Villa12 photos
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2-bedroom villa in Bethany, St John (fractional week 24)

  • 2 beds
  • 2.5 baths
  • 1,604 ft²
$9.5K$5.92/ft² floor
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2-bedroom fractional villa week 25 in Bethany, St John

  • 2 beds
  • 2.5 baths
  • 1,604 ft²
$9.5K$5.92/ft² floor
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2-bedroom fractional Week 25 at Sunset Ridge, St John

  • 2 beds
  • 2.5 baths
  • 1,604 ft²
$9.5K$5.92/ft² floor
Villa12 photos
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Week 33 fractional 2-bedroom villa in Bethany, St John

  • 2 beds
  • 2.5 baths
  • 1,604 ft²
$9.5K$5.92/ft² floor
Villa12 photos
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2-bedroom villa in Bethany, St John (fractional Week 24)

  • 2 beds
  • 2.5 baths
  • 1,604 ft²
$9.5K$5.92/ft² floor
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2-bedroom house on 37.4-acre ocean-view lot in Catherine's Hope, St Croix

  • 2 beds
  • 2 baths
  • 2,400 ft²
$1.9M$792/ft² floor
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2-bedroom condo in Chocolate Hole, St John (Week 7 Westin)

  • 2 beds
  • 2 baths
  • 1,001 ft²
$32K$32/ft² floor
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1-bedroom condo in Smith Bay, East End

  • 1 bed
  • 1 bath
  • 646 ft²
$350K$542/ft² floor
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2-bedroom fractional at Sunset Ridge, Bethany, St John (Week 21)

  • 2 beds
  • 2.5 baths
  • 1,604 ft²
$9.5K$5.92/ft² floor
Media on requestCondo
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2-bedroom condo in Bethany, St John (deeded Week 42)

  • 2 beds
  • 2.5 baths
  • 1,604 ft²
$7K$4.36/ft² floor
Apartment13 photos
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2-bedroom apartment in Strawberry Hill Quarter, St Croix

  • 2 beds
  • 2 baths
  • 1,195 ft²
$2.5K$2.09/ft² floor
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1-bedroom condo in St. Croix with ocean view

  • 1 bed
  • 1 bath
  • 1,195 ft²
$188.5K$158/ft² floor
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4-bedroom villa in Enighed, St John

  • 4 beds
  • 4 baths
  • 3,498 ft²
$2.3M$643/ft² floor

Three main islands, each with its own character. St Thomas has the airport, the cruise harbour and the densest housing. St Croix is larger, flatter in parts, with an industrial past and a slower pace. St John is mostly national park, which caps how much can ever be built there and keeps its housing scarce.

Who buys here

Americans, mainly — people who want warm water and a familiar system at the same time. Mainland habits carry over: US title practice, US banks, US contracts, and a shorter flight than most of the region. Houses, villas and condominiums all trade, with hillside houses looking down at the water being the classic form.

The trade-offs

Hurricanes are the defining risk, and the worst recent season is still visible in the building stock and in insurance terms. Electricity is among the most expensive anywhere under the US flag, which makes solar and cistern water common rather than luxurious. The terrain is steep, so access roads, retaining walls and drainage deserve as much attention as the house. Prices are not territorial bargains — the familiarity is priced in.

What people say about US Virgin Islands

Summary

Sources agree that the US Virgin Islands is simple to enter for Americans, since it is US territory, but costly to run once there. Electricity is the most repeated complaint: one guide puts the WAPA rate at roughly triple the mainland, local press describes residents paying about $5,000 to replace appliances after outages, and a relocation guide treats a generator or solar-plus-battery system as standard equipment.

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Insurance is the second pressure point. The regulator describes a hard market since Irma and Maria, with owners of wooden homes most exposed, and an agency guide cites windstorm deductibles of 2% to 5% of insured value and condo fees driven by windstorm cover. Closings are led by attorneys rather than title companies, run longer than on the mainland, and need a USVI-licensed lender; surveys matter because lots are irregular. The Economic Development Commission programme offers a 90% income-tax credit, but a law firm guide and a relocation guide both say salaries stay fully taxable, so it suits business owners rather than employees. Healthcare is described as strained, with hospital staff reporting a funding gap in July 2026. St. John is about two-thirds national park, which keeps rental supply tight. Sources disagree on current WAPA rates and on how fast insurance will ease. Most sources are agencies, press or official bodies rather than owner accounts.

  • Concern WAPA electricity is expensive and outages are routine; backup power is treated as standard · 4
  • Concern Insurance is a hard market: higher premiums, large percentage windstorm deductibles, trouble for wood-frame homes; flood is separate · 4
  • Mixed Closings are attorney-led, take longer than on the mainland, and need a USVI-licensed lender; surveys matter on irregular hillside lots · 3
  • Mixed Condo costs are driven by windstorm insurance; check reserves and master policy before buying · 1
  • Mixed EDC programme gives a 90% income-tax credit but suits business owners with resident status, not salaried workers · 2
  • Concern Cost of living is above the mainland (St. Thomas about 28% above the national average per one guide; St. Croix cheaper; St. John dearest) · 2
  • Concern Hospital and healthcare capacity is strained · 2
  • Mixed Property tax bills and reassessments have had billing errors; owners can appeal · 1
  • Mixed St. John is mostly national park, which keeps rental and housing supply tight; park expansion is politically contested · 3
  • Mixed Short-term rental needs an annual DLCA licence and a local responsible party for off-island owners · 1

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From around the web

  • Benefits under the EDC Program include a credit equal to 90% of applicable income tax, which applies both to the income from the benefited business and to the USVI bona fide resident owners on their allocations or dividends. Salaries and other forms of compensation, though, such as guaranteed payments, are fully taxable.

    Law firm guide

  • The current amount of uncompensated care provided by our institution is unsustainable, and the failure to receive more than four months of overdue government allotments has further deepened this crisis

    Hospital medical staff letter, as reported by local news

  • Condo owners may have been taxed at the incorrect millage rate, resulting in increases of double or more over the prior year.

    Territorial government press release

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  • It is common for previous owners to expand outdoor living spaces, extend driveways, or modify structures without fully understanding setbacks or boundary limits.

    Agency blog

  • Recent adverse weather events have made it difficult for homeowners attempting to secure housing insurance in the Virgin Islands.

    Local news report

  • After Hurricanes Irma and Maria in 2017, multiple USVI condo associations issued special assessments of tens of thousands of dollars per unit to cover damage the insurance deductible didn’t reach and the reserve fund couldn’t absorb.

    Agency blog

  • Deductibles on windstorm claims typically run 2% to 5% of the insured value, not a flat dollar amount — meaning a $1 million insured building carries a deductible of $20,000 to $50,000 per claim.

    Agency blog

  • Outages are frequent enough that most established households treat a generator or a solar-plus-battery system as standard equipment rather than a luxury. Budget for it in the purchase, not later.

    Relocation guide by a build-and-buy agency

  • Even when the power comes back on, it could just as easily flicker off again the same day, or the following day.

    Charter company blog summarising a Reddit thread

  • This additional unplanned expenditure comes on top of having to pay monthly electric bills which are almost three times higher than the U.S. average.

    Local news report