March 2026 Foreclosures in St. Lucia

Judicial Sales – Properties, Dates & Investment Opportunities

The March 2026 Judicial Sales in St. Lucia present new foreclosure and distressed property opportunities across Castries, Gros Islet, Vieux Fort, and Micoud.

Judicial sales are court-supervised auctions where properties are sold to recover outstanding debts. These sales often provide investors and cash buyers the opportunity to acquire land and homes at prices below traditional market value.

Below is a breakdown of the properties scheduled for March 2026 Judicial Sales.

🔎 March 2026 Foreclosure Listings

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📍 Morne Fortune, Castries

• Size: 0.15 Hectares

• Description: Land & Building

• Upset Price: EC$72,806.21

• Sale Date: March 2, 2026 – 10:00 AM

• Location of Sale: Derek Walcott Square

📍 Bonne Terre, Gros Islet

• Size: 0.20 Hectares

• Description: Land

• Upset Price: EC$72,806.21

• Sale Date: March 2, 2026 – 10:00 AM

• Location: Derek Walcott Square

📍 Augier, Vieux Fort

• Size: 0.25 Hectares

• Description: Land & Building

• Status: WITHDRAWN

📍 Ti Rocher, Micoud

• Size: 0.27 Hectares

• Description: Land & House

• Upset Price: EC$12,182.67

• Sale Date: March 16, 2026 – 10:00 AM

• Location: Derek Walcott Square

📍 La Riviere Milan, Gros Islet

• Size: 0.05 Hectares

• Description: Land & Building

• Upset Price: EC$22,581.41

• Sale Date: March 23, 2026 – 10:00 AM

• Location: Derek Walcott Square

📍 Carellie, Castries

• Size: 0.08 Hectares

• Description: Land & House

• Upset Price: EC$20,037.86

• Sale Date: March 24, 2026 – 10:00 AM

📍 Vieux Fort (Giraudy & Theodore Streets Corner)

• Size: 0.02 Hectares

• Description: Land & Building

• Upset Price: EC$24,745.85

• Sale Date: March 30, 2026 – 10:00 AM

📍 Ti Rocher, Micoud

• Size: 0.12 Hectares

• Description: Land & House

• Upset Price: EC$19,431.63

• Sale Date: March 31, 2026 – 10:00 AM

What Is a Judicial Sale?

A judicial sale is a public foreclosure auction conducted by the Sheriff of the Supreme Court. The property is sold to the highest and final bidder.

Important to note:

• There is no fixed selling price

• The Upset Price is simply the minimum starting bid

• The highest bid wins

• Sales are strictly conducted at the time stated

Requirements to Bid

If you are considering participating in a March foreclosure:

✔ Valid Government Photo ID
✔ Manager’s Cheque or Certified Banker’s Cheque
✔ Deposit equal to 10% of the debt owing, payable to the Accountant General
✔ Minimum of three bidders required for the sale to proceed

Judicial sales are typically held at Derek Walcott Square, Castries at 10:00 AM, unless otherwise indicated

After Winning a Bid

• Your 10% deposit is retained

• Balance must be paid within 6 months

• Interest accrues at 6% per annum

• Failure to complete payment results in forfeiture of deposit

Are Foreclosures a Good Investment in St. Lucia?

Judicial sales can be attractive for:

• Cash buyers

• Land investors

• Developers seeking entry-level acquisition prices

• Buyers comfortable with legal timelines

However, properties are sold “as is”, and due diligence is critical.

Before You Bid – Speak With Us

At Realty St. Lucia, we help buyers:

• Evaluate foreclosure opportunities

• Understand risks and timelines

• Compare judicial sales with private listings

• Coordinate with attorneys and surveyors

If you’re thinking about bidding in March 2026, contact the bank or attorney before the auction date.