La Altagracia · Dominican Republic
Punta Cana Real Estate
The Dominican Republic's best-known resort coast — beaches, golf and the country's busiest international airport (PUJ) make it the entry point for most foreign buyers.
About Punta Cana
Punta Cana anchors the Dominican Republic's eastern coast and powers the country's tourism economy — it's home to Punta Cana International Airport (PUJ), the busiest in the Caribbean. Decades of resort, golf and residential development have turned the Punta Cana–Bávaro corridor into a year-round destination with international schools, hospitals, malls and a deep bench of property managers and rental operators.
For buyers, that maturity means liquidity: inventory ranges from sub-$150k condos to multimillion-dollar beachfront villas, and the infrastructure exists to rent a property reliably while you're away.
Why investors buy in Punta Cana
Caribbean's #1 air gateway — PUJ handled over 11 million passengers in 2025 (up ~10%) and receives roughly half of all visitors to the country.
Record tourism: the DR welcomed about 11.6 million tourists in 2025, its highest ever, sustaining strong short-term-rental demand.
Prices have risen roughly 9–13% over the past year, with established rental management making hands-off ownership realistic.
Equal ownership rights for foreigners, plus CONFOTUR tax exemptions on qualifying new developments.
Market & growth
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Investing in Punta Cana
Can foreigners buy property in Punta Cana?+
Yes. Foreign buyers have nearly the same rights as citizens under Law 16-95 — no local partner required. You'll need a passport and a Dominican tax ID (RNC).
What are the closing costs in Punta Cana?+
Typically 4–9% of the price, led by the 3% transfer tax, plus legal (~1–1.5%) and registry fees.
What is CONFOTUR?+
A tourism-incentive law that can exempt the 3% transfer tax and property tax (IPI) for up to 15 years on qualifying developments.