Dominican Republic
Developments
About the region
- On the easternmost tip of the Dominican Republic, along the Caribbean coast
- Served by Punta Cana International (PUJ), the busiest airport in the Caribbean
- White-sand beaches, championship golf and gated resort communities
- Confotur tax incentives and strong, year-round rental demand
- Full freehold ownership for foreign buyers in a USD-friendly market
This region is home to some of the Dominican Republic's most desirable new-build developments, combining Caribbean lifestyle with proven investment fundamentals.
Why new developments here are a wise choice
The fundamentals that make this one of the Caribbean's most dependable property markets.
Confotur tax incentives
Qualifying new developments can be exempt from property transfer tax and annual property tax for up to 15 years, materially improving net returns.
Strong rental yields
Managed resort and beachfront units typically return 6 to 9 percent gross, supported by consistent year-round tourism.
Capital appreciation
Continued infrastructure, airport and hotel investment has driven steady price growth across the region.
Full foreign ownership
Overseas buyers hold the same freehold rights as residents, with a straightforward, title-insured buying process.
Year-round tourism
The Dominican Republic is the most visited country in the Caribbean, and this region receives the majority of arrivals.
Lifestyle and amenities
Beaches, golf, marinas, international schools and private hospitals make it as liveable as it is investable.
Living here
Location and getting there
Punta Cana International Airport (PUJ) connects directly to more than 30 cities across North America and Europe, with flights of roughly two to four hours from the US east coast.
Climate
A tropical climate keeps temperatures around 28°C year-round, cooled by Atlantic trade winds. The driest months run December to April.
Beaches and lifestyle
Bavaro, Cabeza de Toro, Macao and Cap Cana offer some of the Caribbean's most celebrated beaches, alongside marinas, diving and a deep choice of restaurants and beach clubs.
Golf
Championship courses including Punta Espada, Corales, La Cana and Cocotal, several ranked among the best in the Caribbean.
Economy and tourism
Tourism drives one of the fastest-growing economies in the Americas, attracting sustained foreign hotel and infrastructure investment.
Healthcare and education
Private hospitals such as Hospiten and IMG serve the area to international standards, supported by bilingual and international schools.
On the map
The region centre is shown in green, with available developments marked in blue.
Investment outlook
The medium-term outlook remains positive. Record tourism, ongoing airport and road investment and a steady pipeline of branded residences continue to draw international buyers, while beachfront land in the most established communities is increasingly scarce.