A standalone vacation home, usually with private pool. The premium property type in Las Terrenas. Strong rental demand; higher acquisition cost; above-average ADR.
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Valor Catastral
The government's assessed value of a property, used for calculating IPI and transfer taxes. Typically lower than market value in the DR.
ADR (Average Daily Rate)
The average rental income earned per occupied night. In Las Terrenas, a 2-bedroom averages about $118/night across the year — roughly $124 in peak season, and up to about $198 with an ocean view. A key input in calculating a property's revenue potential.
Acto de Venta
The final deed of sale, signed before a notary, that transfers legal ownership from seller to buyer. The equivalent of a closing deed in the US system.
Apartamento Turístico
A tourism-classified apartment, often qualifying for CONFOTUR tax incentives. Classification affects both tax treatment and permitted rental use.
Bien Inmueble
Legal term for real property (land and anything permanently attached to it). Used in all formal documents and title registrations.
Cap Rate (Capitalization Rate)
Net Operating Income divided by purchase price, expressed as a percentage. A 7% cap rate on a $300,000 property means $21,000/year NOI. Standard benchmark for comparing investment properties.