A second home in Cap Cana, on the Costa del Sol, or on the Yucatán coast, bought from the US without flying blind. Three corridors I work directly, with vetted developers, in English or Spanish. Financing options vary by project; Ciudad Maderas starts at 10% down.
Each corridor has its own page: why it works, what the flight really costs you in hours, and every project I can put my name on.
Marina, golf, and a hospital inside the gates. The easy corridor.
European winters with a Hilton down the hill. The second-life corridor.
Land at pre-development prices. The lowest ticket in.
Most people who buy abroad with me want one of two things: a place their family flies to, or an asset that pays while it appreciates. Pick your lane; each one gets its own call.
Winters on the Costa del Sol, a Cap Cana terrace over the water, a lot in the Yucatán where the house you actually want gets built. Bought from Orlando or Milwaukee without flying blind.
Pre-construction pricing, developer payment plans, and rental demand in three markets I work directly. You see the real numbers, not the brochure numbers, before you commit a deposit.
A typical developer plan; every project publishes its own schedule, and qualifying DR projects add CONFOTUR tax relief. You hold the real price list before any deposit moves.
Three corridors, one broker, no middle layer you have to chase. This is what happens when you raise your hand.
Which country, which project, what it really costs from the US. You leave with a shortlist, not a pitch.
Current price list and payment plan straight from Higuerón, Bonita Beach, or Ciudad Maderas, with my name on the introduction.
When you fly, I or a partner meets you at the project. No wandering a sales office alone in a second language.
Contracts, counsel, wires, and questions handled in English or Spanish, from Florida and Wisconsin, on your schedule.
Twenty minutes on what you want it for, your budget, and your timeline. I tell you which corridor fits and which does not.
Two or three projects with real price lists and payment plans, plus a direct line to the developer's team.
3D tours and walkthrough videos first. If you fly, someone meets you on the ground.
Reservation, local counsel, title, and the wire, coordinated from the US side so nothing depends on a time zone.
Yes. Foreign buyers can hold registered title in their own name in the Dominican Republic, including in Cap Cana. The process runs through local counsel and the country's title registry, and I never treat that step as optional. I coordinate it directly with the developer's legal team and walk US buyers through what to expect, in English or Spanish.
Tell me what you want it for, your budget, and how often you would fly. I tell you which corridor fits, which project, and what it really costs from here. No pressure, in English or Spanish.
