Roatan Real Estate · CommercialCommercial property and businesses for sale on Roatan
Hotels, B&Bs, restaurants, marinas and commercial land on an island with more than a million visitors a year.
Roatan’s economy is growing quickly. Two cruise companies own ports here, bringing more than a million guests a year, and commercial land is now in limited supply as more businesses and people arrive.
Foreigners can own and run a business in Honduras. You start a corporation with a Honduran attorney, register it with the Merchant Registry and the Chamber of Commerce, and get its tax number before it opens.
Good to know
- Plan on about four weeks to form a corporation before the business can operate.
- Honduran labor laws and sales taxes apply; the relocation guide covers both.
- Ask for the business’s books and permits as part of your due diligence.
Buying on Roatan
The whole process, in plain language.
Financing, title, legal counsel, closing costs and property taxes: chapter 7 of the relocation guide covers them all.