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OWN A PIECE OF PARADISE -- BONAIRE
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OWN A PIECE OF PARADISE -- BONAIRE

It's possible to buy land or homes on Bonaire. You'll need to do some research and investigating to determine the best choice for you, but in general, it's wise to consult with a local real estate attorney and a local real estate broker. The Bonaire goverment has some helpful website links on the official government site. The purchasing process is quite detailed, so try these links and take some time to check out what's on the Internet before you jump in!

EXAMPLES OF WHAT'S AVAILABLE IN BONAIRE

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Sunbelt Realty - Bonaire
Sunbelt Property #1
Stylish tropical living with
infinity pool overlooking the
sea. Over 6,000 s.f. w/separate
master wing-- $4,300,000
www.sunbelt.an
info@sunbelt.an

 

Sunbelt Realty - Bonaire
Sunbelt Property #2
Spacious Mexican-style villa
w/gorgeous ocean views.
Roof terrace allows stargazing!
Over 2,300 s.f. --$385,000
www.sunbelt.an
info@sunbelt.an

 

Sunbelt Realty - Bonaire
Sunbelt Property #3
Perfect for an island home with
2 bedrooms and 872 s.f.
Quiet area of Lagoen
Hill -- $187,500
www.sunbelt.an
info@sunbelt.an

 

REAL ESTATE COMPANIES

There are many real estate brokers on the island of Bonaire, and while we have listed a few here, there are many other resources on the Internet with additional information.

Sunbelt Realty
L.D. Gerharts 8 #2
Bonaire, Dutch Caribbean
Tel. 599-7-6560

Harbourtown Real Estate
Kaya Gob. Debrot 31
Tel: 599-717-5539

Holland Realty Bonaire
NV Kaya Grandi 11
Tel: 599-717-5550

Harbour Village Realty
Kaya Gobernador N. Debrot Nr 71
Tel: 599-717-7500

Home Suite Home NV
Kaminda Guruburu
Tel: 599-717-4444

Port Bonaire Kaya International
Tel: 599-717-2500

RE/MAX Paradise Homes Royal Palm Galleries
Kaya Grandi 26I
Kralendijk, Bonaire Netherlands Antilles
Business: (599) 717-7362
US FAX: (800) 863-4377
US Toll Free: (866) 611-7362
E-Mail: info@bonairehomes.com

Disclaimer: The information and resources listed here are deemed correct at the time of publishing and are not an endorsement nor do they reflect the opinions of Sport Diver magazine and the PADI Diving Society or Bonnier Corporation. Each individual is responsible for investigating and verifying any information obtained through this or any other website
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