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List of Richest Cities in Antigua and Barbuda

Antigua and Barbuda’s towns mix seaside resorts, business hubs and quiet residential neighborhoods, so wealth shows up in different ways across the islands. Small bays and the capital both host properties that reflect local economic activity and tourism demand.

There are 7 Richest Cities in Antigua and Barbuda, ranging from Dickenson Bay to St. John’s. For each place, the data are organized as Country, Avg house price (XCD), Notable features — you’ll find below.

How was this list of richest cities compiled?

The ranking focuses on available indicators such as average house price (XCD) alongside local attributes that signal economic strength; where possible this draws on recent market data and notable features to give a balanced, comparable snapshot.

Can I use the average house prices here to plan a move or purchase?

Yes — the average house prices offer a useful starting point for budgeting, but actual costs depend on neighborhood, property condition and market timing, so follow up with local listings or agents for precise, up-to-date figures.

Richest Cities in Antigua and Barbuda

City Country Avg house price (XCD) Notable features
Jolly Harbour Antigua and Barbuda 1,800,000 Marina, gated community, golf adjacent, expat enclave
English Harbour Antigua and Barbuda 2,200,000 Historic Nelson’s Dockyard, multiple marinas, yachting hub, boutique dining
Falmouth Antigua and Barbuda 2,000,000 Marina access, boutique hotels, yachting support services, upmarket dining
St. John’s Antigua and Barbuda 1,000,000 Capital business hub, upscale neighborhoods, banking, government services
Five Islands Antigua and Barbuda 2,500,000 Cliffside villas, private estates, panoramic views, boutique developments
Green Bay Antigua and Barbuda 1,600,000 Beachfront villas, small resorts, private residences, close to airport
Dickenson Bay Antigua and Barbuda 1,400,000 Long sandy beach, high-end resorts nearby, beachfront villas, tourism services

Images and Descriptions

Jolly Harbour

Jolly Harbour

Jolly Harbour is Antigua’s premier gated waterfront community with a busy marina, golf nearby and many expatriate homeowners. High demand for marina-front villas and full-service amenities keeps residential values and household incomes well above the national average.

English Harbour

English Harbour

English Harbour (including Nelson’s Dockyard) is the island’s yachting and luxury enclave. World-class marinas, historic restoration, regattas and high-end hospitality attract wealthy residents and buyers, pushing property values and incomes higher than most towns.

Falmouth

Falmouth

Falmouth Village, adjacent to English Harbour, shares the marina economy and premium housing market. Its marina-adjacent lots, luxury townhouses and service businesses cultivate higher household incomes and strong resale prices for residential real estate.

St. John's

St. John’s

As the capital and commercial center, St. John’s hosts higher-paying jobs, diplomatic residences and premium neighborhoods. While mixed, certain wards show above-average household income and stronger than average property prices driven by proximity to services and commerce.

Five Islands

Five Islands

Five Islands and the nearby peninsulas have attracted luxury cliff-top villas and gated estates. Limited supply and exclusive developments with ocean views make it a high-value residential pocket with affluent homeowners and above-average incomes.

Green Bay

Green Bay

Green Bay’s beachfront properties and private villas command premium prices thanks to sea views and proximity to key transport links. A cluster of upscale residences and servicing amenities supports higher household incomes and steady investment interest.

Dickenson Bay

Dickenson Bay

Dickenson Bay combines resort-level amenities with resident beachfront homes. Premium beachfront lots, villa conversions and tourism-linked professional jobs raise local household incomes and keep property values above the national norm.

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