The Dominican government has started a renovation project of Sosúa Beach in Puerto Plata with an investment that will exceed RD$600 million pesos, ...

The Dominican Republic has emerged as a prime destination for international real estate investment, supported by comprehensive legal protections, fiscal incentives including 15-year property tax exemptions, and modernized digital infrastructure. Legal experts highlight how the combination of macroeconomic stability, transparent regulatory frameworks, and unrestricted capital repatriation has positioned the country as one of the Caribbean's most competitive and reliable real estate markets.

As most of the productive sectors in the country, the Dominican Republic's real estate sector has not been able to escape the COVID-19 outbreak's impact.

Playa Esmeralda, Miches, Dominican Republic, July 1, 2021.

The Trust figure is regulated in the Dominican Republic by law 189-11 for the Development of the Mortgage Market and the Trust in the country.

The real estate offer today is everywhere: social networks, billboards, digital newspapers, off-plan projects, tourist villas, short-term rentals and holiday homes.

On June 1st 2017, Dominican nationals and residents woke up subject to a new Money Laundering framework.

Forbes magazine recognizes Las Terrenas in the Dominican Republic as an emerging paradise for international retirement and real estate investment, highlighting its strategic location, multicultural environment, and competitive advantages for North American investors. The article examines key factors driving this Caribbean destination's growth, including accessible migration processes, tax-exempt investment opportunities, and sustained infrastructure development in the Samaná region.

These internal regulations are expected to be submitted to public consultations before the end of February 2018.

Strong Appreciation: Property values in Las Terrenas have seen steady growth over the past decade. As infrastructure improves, demand continues to rise.

For the first 100 years or so from becoming independent in 1844, the Dominican Republic had a legal system based on French law, specifically on the Napoleonic Codes – civil, civil procedure...

Any dispute that has an element characteristic of an International Private Relation.

These three towns on the north coast of the Dominican Republic offer real estate prices well below those of comparable Caribbean destinations like the Bahamas...

Under Dominican law, there are several types of ownership of real estate.

This is a formal document, binding on both parties, and signed by them in the presence of a Notary Public.

For the first 100 years or so following its independence in 1844, the Dominican Republic had a legal system based on French law, specifically on the Napoleonic Codes – civil...

In the Dominican Republic, construction contracts are mainly governed by the Civil Code.

Since gaining its independence in 1844, the Dominican Republic had a legal system based on French law, specifically on the Napoleonic Code; however, since the first half of the 20th century, there has been a move away from the French model...

Esta puede ser sometida conjuntamente con otras operaciones técnicas, incluyendo modificaciones parcelarias y división para constitución de condominios.

For the first 100 years or so from becoming independent in 1844, the Dominican Republic had a legal system based on French law, specifically on the Napoleonic Codes – civil, civil procedure, commercial, criminal and criminal procedure –