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Tourism demand
The country welcomes over 11 million visitors a year, most of them landing in the beach zones where new construction concentrates. That keeps short-stay rental demand strong nearly year-round.
Invest in the Dominican Republic
One of the most dynamic tourism-property markets in the Americas
Foreign buyers get the same ownership rights as locals, and CONFOTUR-approved projects come with real tax relief. Here's what actually matters.
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Why the DR works for buyers
Three things do most of the work.
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A USD-linked market
New builds are priced and sold in US dollars, and rentals in the tourist zones are usually charged in dollars too. Your investment and your income live in the same currency.
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Equal rights for foreigners
No residency, no local partner: a foreign buyer can hold property in their own name with the same rights as a Dominican, and CONFOTUR projects add real tax relief on top.
CONFOTUR, in plain terms
CONFOTUR is the Tourism Incentive Council, created by Law 158-01 to encourage tourism projects. When a project earns CONFOTUR approval, its buyers inherit tax exemptions for the incentive period.
Approval is per project and exact benefits vary: always confirm a building's CONFOTUR status with its developer and your lawyer before reserving. Our advisors will help you verify it.
What it typically covers
Transfer tax
Exemption from the real-estate transfer tax (normally 3% of the price) when buying into an approved project.
Annual IPI
Exemption from the property tax (IPI, 1% per year on value above the threshold) for the incentive period.
Incentive period
Benefits run for up to 15 years, depending on the project's classification.
How an off-plan payment plan works
Five steps from reservation to title.
Reserve
You hold the unit with a reservation deposit and it comes off the available inventory.
Promise of sale
You sign the promesa de venta contract fixing price, unit and payment schedule. Legal review recommended.
Installments during the build
You pay an initial amount, then installments tied to construction progress — typically monthly — until delivery.
Track the progress
Every construction milestone you see here comes from the building's own journal, dated and signed — not from a marketing PDF.
Delivery and title
With the work complete you pay the balance, receive the unit, and the title is processed in your name.
Numbers you can trace
Every building you see here runs on its own operating system. Prices, availability and construction progress are never re-typed by hand: they are read from each building's hash-chained journal.
From the building's own system
Every price and every progress percentage comes from the system the building itself runs day to day.
A hash-chained journal
Events are recorded in a hash-chained log: what's published can be audited, not just believed.
Stale gets flagged
If a building stops reporting, its data is flagged as stale instead of pretending to be fresh.
Live inventory
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