Punta Cana Real Estate

Punta Cana • Bavaro • Cap Cana • Macao • Uvero Alto
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We help our clients to buy and sell Punta Cana homes

TRUST REALTY has been assisting buyers and sellers with residential properties since 2006. We have extensive knowledge of the Punta Cana,  Cap Cana, Bavaro, Uvero Alto, Macao and Miches areas and specialize in beachfront and golf properties, vacation homes, condos, houses, villas, hotels, land, and investments in the Dominican Republic.

Buying property abroad can feel complicated, especially from a distance. That’s why we guide clients through every step of the process personally — from finding the right property to navigating legal due diligence, financing, and closing — so you can invest with confidence.

Luxury Villas

Discover our exquisite collection of Cap Cana & Punta Cana luxury villas. Experience opulent living, stunning views, and great comfort in these extraordinary homes..

Properties under $100k

Explore a Selection of Properties Under 100K in Punta Cana. Discover budget-friendly real estate opportunities. Our curated listings feature a variety of properties, all priced under 100K.

Resale Properties

Find a curated selection of Punta Cana homes with character and history. Our resale properties offer unique opportunities for those seeking a blend of tradition and modernity.

Explore the real estate market in Punta Cana

Find your dream neighborhood and explore it with your agent. We are here to help you find the perfect home for you.

Frequently Asked Questions

Answers to the questions we hear most often from buyers considering Punta Cana.

Yes. The Dominican Republic has no restrictions on foreign buyers — you can own a property with the same rights as a Dominican citizen, with no residency status or special permit required.
Budget for around 3% transfer tax plus 1-1.5% in legal and administrative fees. Many new developments also qualify for CONFOTUR benefits, which exempt buyers from the transfer tax and annual property tax for up to 15 years.
Yes. As of June 2026 (Law 30-26), individual sellers now pay a flat 10% tax on the profit from a property sale, down from up to 25% previously. The mortgage registration tax is also being phased down and is scheduled to be eliminated entirely by 2028.
Yes, both residents and non-residents can secure financing through local banks, typically at 50-80% loan-to-value. Many buyers, however, choose to pay in cash or refinance a property in their home country instead.
From reservation to final title transfer, it typically takes a few weeks to a few months, depending on financing and due diligence. We guide you through every step of the process.
Punta Cana is one of the most established and well-developed regions in the Dominican Republic, backed by steady tourism demand and a growing real estate market. As with any investment, we recommend thorough due diligence — which we handle on your behalf.
It depends on your goals: buying offers appreciation potential and full control, while renting offers more flexibility and lower upfront costs. We’re happy to talk through which option fits your situation.
Bávaro, Cap Cana, Vista Cana, and Cocotal are among the most sought-after areas — ranging from lively beachfront neighborhoods to quiet, gated golf communities. We can help you find the area that matches your lifestyle.
Not necessarily. Many buyers complete the transaction remotely by granting power of attorney to a trusted local attorney, who handles the closing on their behalf. That said, visiting to view the property in person is always recommended.
Due diligence confirms a property’s title is clean — free of liens, unpaid taxes, or ownership disputes — before you sign anything. It’s a standard, essential step in every purchase, and we make sure it’s completed thoroughly before you commit.
Yes. Punta Cana’s strong, year-round tourism demand makes short-term and vacation rentals a popular way to generate income from a property, whether managed yourself or through a property management company.
No. Real estate commissions in the Dominican Republic are paid by the seller, not the buyer — so working with an agent costs you nothing extra.
Property can be inherited by your heirs under Dominican law, and the inheritance tax rate is a relatively low 3% of the estate’s assessed value. We recommend speaking with an estate planner if you have specific concerns about how ownership should pass on.
Absolutely — and we’d encourage it. Many buyers combine a vacation with property viewings, letting them experience the area, the beaches, and the lifestyle firsthand before making a decision.

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