Own a place in the story.

How often will you use your Reunion home?

Imagine an ordinary day in the home, not just the first viewing. Where will everyone gather? How often will you visit? Do you want a simpler condo base, a townhome or a custom home with more space to host family? The right answer depends on the way you will use it.

Golf, outdoor living and a familiar vacation setting can be meaningful parts of ownership. Confirm the applicable membership arrangements rather than assuming every property carries the same privileges.

Choose the setting as carefully as the interior

Compare the rear outlook, orientation, neighboring homes and the relationship to shared facilities. Golf views can be appealing, but privacy and tranquility depend on the individual property. Visit when possible and ask about planned work and local rules.

Our neighborhood guide can help you prepare a shortlist. A local expert can then explain the properties and documents relevant to your plans.

Understand the ongoing commitment

Look at association charges, CDD assessments, insurance, utilities, maintenance, reserves, membership and management. Consider how personal use affects rental availability, particularly during dates other guests may also want.

Treat rental income as a potential contribution toward expenses. It is not a guarantee of profit or cost recovery. Review property-specific assumptions and net figures before relying on a projection.

Talk through your plans with a local expert

Tell us the type of home you have in mind, how you plan to use it and your likely timing. We will put you in touch with a local Reunion real estate expert. You can discuss properties, costs and the purchase process directly with them.

Before you make a shortlist

Work through the costs of owning a Reunion property and the separate club-membership questions. If you intend to rent the home, you can also request an introduction to a local management company while planning your purchase.