Plain answers on buying, owning and living on the Dominican north coast.
4 plain answers on buying, owning and living on the Dominican north coast.
· 3 min read
Land is the purchase where the most can go wrong and the least is visible on a visit. A beautiful lot with a sea view can lack a legal road, a buildable title or a water source, and none of that shows in the photographs. This is what we check before we let a client make an offer on a parcel.
· 3 min read
Most of the condos on this coast are bought with rental income in mind, at least for part of the year. The buildings that rent well and the ones that disappoint look similar in the photos. The difference is in the rules, the costs and the calendar, and all three can be checked before you sign.
· 2 min read
Almost every new development on the coast advertises CONFOTUR. It is a real and valuable benefit, and also one of the most loosely described. This is what it actually gives you, who gets it, and what to ask before you count on it.
· 3 min read
The three towns sit within forty minutes of each other on the same coast road, and buyers often start by asking which one is "best". None is. Each suits a different way of living, and the honest answer depends on how you plan to spend your days.