GTA 6
ALL PROPERTIES
From beachfront hotels to nightclub empires, every property spotted, leaked, or speculated for GTA 6. This is what we know so far about owning real estate in Vice City.
Properties in GTA 6
Rockstar hasn't officially confirmed a property buying system yet, but the signs are everywhere. Leaked footage and datamined content already hint at real estate mechanics, showing this series has a long history of letting players buy into Vice City rather than just pass through it.
700+ Enterable Buildings
Leaked document analysis suggests far more of Vice City is walkable indoors this time than in any past GTA map, hinting at more real, purchasable interiors.
Home Customization
A cluster of showcased properties along the Vice City skyline hints at real interior customization, moving beyond the simple furniture menus of past games.
Business Empires
Characters like the recurring "Boobie Ike" name in leaked data suggest multiple properties can be tied to one storyline, expanding on how GTA Online let players buy into business ventures.
Showing 16 properties
Leonida Keys Safehouse
A quiet island safehouse spotted in trailer footage, sitting off the coast where the Leonida Keys break away from the mainland. It reads as one of the early bases players get access to, low key and far enough from Vice City to lay low after a job goes wrong.
- Appears briefly in Trailer 1 footage
- Coastal, boat-accessible location
- Believed to be an early-game safehouse rather than a purchasable property
Boardwalk Hotel
An Art Deco hotel along the Ocean Drive-style strip in Vice Beach, the kind of pastel, neon-lit building that's defined the Vice City look since the original 2002 game. Community analysis of trailer backgrounds points to this as a likely safehouse or short-stay location rather than a full property purchase.
- Ocean Drive-style Art Deco architecture
- Located on the main Vice Beach strip
- Not yet shown as an interior, exterior only so far
Ocean View Hotel
Another Art Deco hotel along the same strip, with a lit rooftop sign visible in trailer shots. Fan analysis has pointed to this as a possible starter safehouse, since its exterior shows up early and repeatedly across different camera angles in the same sequence.
- Classic Vice City neon rooftop signage
- Original Vice City's own starter safehouse styling
- Sign design closely matches the building it sits on
Grassrivers Hideout
A remote cabin deep in the Grassrivers wetlands, well away from Vice City traffic and police response. Every GTA game needs a rural counterpoint to the city, and this hideout plays that role, reachable mainly by airboat or a long drive down unpaved roads.
- Grassrivers wilderness location
- Remote, low police response area
- Confirmed via direct trailer footage, not just background glimpses
Jack of Hearts
A neon-drenched nightclub confirmed in trailer footage, with an entrance built around an oversized playing card design. Datamined character references tie it to a local business figure, though that ownership detail hasn't been confirmed by Rockstar directly and should be treated as a strong rumor rather than fact.
- Confirmed nightclub exterior in trailer footage
- Distinct playing-card themed entrance
- Ownership tied to leaked character data, not officially confirmed
The Malibu Club
The Malibu Club is back. It was Tommy Vercetti's own nightclub in the original 2002 Vice City, and trailer footage shows the same neon signage and packed dance floor energy, updated for a modern crowd. For longtime fans this is one of the clearest callbacks in the whole reveal.
- Direct callback to the original 2002 Vice City
- Interior dance floor shown in Trailer 1
- Likely purchasable given its history as a business in past games
Kington Hotel
Leaked footage shows a hotel hosting what looks like a rooftop or poolside party scene, dense with NPCs and music cues. Nothing about this location has been confirmed in official marketing, so its name and exact role in the game are based on community analysis of the leak rather than Rockstar itself.
- Only appeared in early leaked gameplay, not official trailers
- Shown hosting a large party scene
- Name and location details are community-assigned, unconfirmed
Boobie’s Real Estate Empire
Leaked character and mission data reference a recurring business figure with holdings across multiple Vice City properties, including some of the entertainment venues above. If accurate, this points to a business empire players can either work with or eventually take over, a structure GTA has used before with characters like Ken Rosenberg.
- Character name comes from leaked data, not an official reveal
- Appears connected to multiple properties on this list
- Business-empire structure has precedent in past GTA games
Port Gellhorn Warehouse
A dockside warehouse in Port Gellhorn's industrial district, the kind of location that's shown up in every GTA game as a smuggling front or chop-shop setup. Its position near shipping containers and cargo cranes in trailer backgrounds makes it a strong candidate for a business or mission location tied to Leonida's docks.
- Industrial shipping-yard location
- Visible in Port Gellhorn background shots
- Classic GTA warehouse-front business pattern
Print Works
A print shop spotted in trailer background footage, the kind of legitimate-looking small business that GTA games have historically used as a money laundering front for a bigger criminal operation. Nothing about its exact role has been confirmed, but the setup matches a pattern the series has leaned on since Vice City's original Print Works mission.
- Classic Vice City name and business type
- Money laundering front is a recurring GTA plot device
- High confidence prediction based on background footage
Mount Kalaga Cabin
A wooden cabin tucked into the hillside of Mount Kalaga, Leonida's mountainous wilderness region. Nothing specific has been shown of an interior here, but a remote cabin fits the same rural safehouse pattern the series has used before, giving players somewhere to disappear that isn't just another swamp shack.
- Mount Kalaga wilderness location
- Speculative, based on the region's established rural pattern
- Would be the only confirmed mountain-region safehouse if it exists
Ambrosia Farmhouse
A weathered farmhouse out in Ambrosia's rural farmland, the kind of quiet property that usually ends up tied to a side character or a low-key questline in past games. Its isolation from Vice City proper makes it a plausible safehouse candidate for players who want to stay off the radar between jobs.
- Ambrosia farmland setting
- Fits the series' history of rural side-character homes
- No direct trailer confirmation yet
Vice City Marina
A working marina along the Vice Beach coastline, lined with docked boats and a small office building. Given how much of Leonida is water and coastline, a boat storage or charter business here would fit naturally alongside the map's heavy focus on boating and the coastline in general.
- Coastal marina setting
- Plausible tie-in to the map's boating focus
- No direct confirmation, inferred from map geography
Pole Position
A strip club referenced in community discussion around leaked assets, sharing its name with the Pole Position club from GTA 5. If the name carries over, it would continue a business type the series has included since GTA San Andreas, usually tied to a minor storyline rather than being central to the plot.
- Name reportedly reused from GTA 5 leaked assets
- Same business type as past GTA games
- Unconfirmed by any official Rockstar material
Bait Shop
A small fishing and tackle shop on the Leonida Keys waterfront. On the surface it's just bait and gear, but GTA has a long history of using shops like this as a front for smuggling operations along the coast, especially somewhere as remote as the Keys.
- Leonida Keys waterfront location
- Classic GTA smuggling-front business type
- Speculative, no direct footage confirmed yet
Chop Shop
An auto chop shop near the Port Gellhorn docks, stripping stolen cars for parts before they can be traced. Every GTA game since the original has included some version of a chop shop tied to vehicle theft missions, and Port Gellhorn's industrial layout makes it a natural fit for one here.
- Port Gellhorn industrial setting
- Recurring GTA mission type since the original game
- Inferred from district type, not directly confirmed
Frequently Asked Questions
Everything we know so far about property ownership and real estate in GTA 6.
Will GTA 6 have property ownership and real estate?
Nothing has been officially confirmed, but leaked footage and datamined content point toward some form of property system. Every GTA game since San Andreas has let players buy into real estate in some way, so it would be a surprise if GTA 6 dropped the mechanic entirely.
What properties have been confirmed in GTA 6 so far?
Officially, Rockstar has only shown building exteriors in trailer backgrounds without labeling them as purchasable. The Grassrivers Hideout and Jack of Hearts nightclub are the two locations with the clearest direct trailer footage; everything else on this page is based on community analysis or leaks.
Can you renovate and customize properties in GTA 6?
Not confirmed. Past games have offered simple furniture and paint options for safehouses. Given how much more detailed GTA 6's interiors look in trailer footage, a deeper customization system is a reasonable guess, but nothing specific has been shown.
Will you be able to buy businesses that generate passive income?
GTA Online already lets players buy nightclubs, warehouses, and other businesses for ongoing income. It's likely GTA 6 continues or expands that system in some form, but Rockstar hasn't detailed how business ownership will work in the story mode specifically.
What types of businesses might be available in Vice City?
Based on locations spotted so far, nightclubs, hotels, and warehouse-front operations all look like strong candidates. Vice City has always leaned into nightlife and coastal business fronts, and GTA 6's trailers show plenty of both.
How did property ownership work in previous GTA games?
GTA San Andreas let players buy safehouses across the map. GTA IV added apartments tied to story progression. GTA 5 introduced multiple protagonist homes plus a full business ownership system in GTA Online, from nightclubs to bunkers to CEO offices.
Will there be multiple safehouses or apartments to buy?
The four safe house locations already spotted across trailer and leaked footage suggest yes. Spreading safehouses across different regions, from Vice Beach hotels to a remote Grassrivers cabin, would match how past games handled home ownership.
Are there any iconic Vice City properties returning?
The Malibu Club is the clearest one so far. It was Tommy Vercetti's nightclub in the original 2002 Vice City, and trailer footage shows a location matching its name and neon style, making it one of the strongest fan service moments confirmed in marketing so far.