Selling a Punta Cana property
The exit runs on the same registry paperwork as the purchase and fails on the same missing documents: title not in your own name, a lien nobody cleared, unpaid IPI or HOA, land without a deslinde. Fix the file before you list. Then price against sales that actually closed, not neighbours' asking prices, and expect months rather than weeks in a discretionary, seasonal market. Tax on the gain is calculated on an inflation-adjusted cost base, so the receipts you kept at purchase are money. 2026 orientation, not legal or tax advice.
The exit, one page each
- Selling a property in the Dominican Republic as a foreigner
The exit runs on the same registry paperwork as the purchase — and stalls on the same missing documents.
- Capital gains tax when selling Dominican property
The gain is taxed on the inflation-adjusted difference, so purchase and improvement receipts are money.
- Resale liquidity in Punta Cana: where exits actually happen
Liquidity follows rental demand. The zones that are easiest to rent are the zones that are easiest to sell.
Context for the decision
- Resale versus off-plan
How the two products behave differently on the way out.
- Punta Cana market 2026
Supply, demand and what that means for a seller's timeline.
- Title and the registry
The transfer mechanics your buyer's lawyer will follow.