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Are Canadians destroying Cabarete?
Given the lack of stringent requirements for agents in the DR, no surprise they don’t publish final sales figures. Anyone with a beating heart can flog property in the DR and we all know in the DR, the truth is an elusive thing. Things are never as they seem. The best deals are often found in the private listings.
You cannot leave us hanging without an explanation about the witch and the coven! Is it just a French woman and her very loud family or an actual person who thinks they are a witch (are there any lions and wardrobes involved ?)
Again, do you have proof of this? You posted the name of a realtor who you state supposedly does this, so I would think you would have proof. Can't just accuse someone of something without some type of proof.
You cannot not post someone's name and accuse them of something without proof. You are accusing someone of something without them being able to defend it or explain it. Have you asked this realtor why is this happening? Is this the only realtor in Cabarete doing this? Or is this more of a personal issue you have with this particular realtor?
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I've been hearing from a close realtor friend, as well as several Dominican locals, about the increasing number of Miamian's who have sold everything and left their country. Many are saying that life in Miami has become increasingly difficult due to rising inflation under Govenor DeSantos's leadership.
According to long-time residents and expats in the area, the number of Miamian's migrating to the north coast of the Dominican Republic has reached new highs in recent years.
Could this influx be contributing to the rising housing prices in Cabarete? Are Miamian buyers, accustomed to higher property values in their home country, bringing inflated price expectations into a previously stable market?
According to long-time residents and expats in the area, the number of Miamian's migrating to the north coast of the Dominican Republic has reached new highs in recent years.
Could this influx be contributing to the rising housing prices in Cabarete? Are Miamian buyers, accustomed to higher property values in their home country, bringing inflated price expectations into a previously stable market?
Note: DR1 rules state you cannot post a complaint against a business unless you identify yourself. That's why your posts were deleted.
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All part of the Florida migration out. It's no longer a snow bird real estate destination. The North Coast can't help from benefit with increasing prices & property values. Particularly Cabarete.
The rising tide lifts all boats theme, aside from the gentrification part which nobody is yet complaining about like in some other countries. The Hotels were the ones complaining about AIRBNBs as being unfair competition to no avail.
I was looking (online) at condos for sale in Cabarete. I am not overly familiar with the area but know it somewhat. The prices I saw were not that out of line for condos which were oceanfront or had ocean views. Granted I did not look in depth but what I saw, I just don't think the prices were all that extreme.
Try
Eden Cabarete
New beachfront residences in Cabarete 🇩🇴. 33 exclusive apartments of 1 to 5 bedrooms. April 2025, currently under construction.
edencabarete.com
and
Icon Cabarete
iconcabarete.com
and see what you think. Can Leo put you down for one?
Hold on to your hat when the 332 Habitaciones are officially unveiled for the Cabarete Country Club
Just one of the nastiest people on the planet, or at least on my street, with her daughter and snappy dogs. The former president of our association got bit by one of them and took her to the fiscal.
Try
Eden Cabarete
New beachfront residences in Cabarete 🇩🇴. 33 exclusive apartments of 1 to 5 bedrooms. April 2025, currently under construction.
and
Icon Cabarete
and see what you think. Can Leo put you down for one?
Ouch. Who is buying these/what nationality?
I have no idea. The 0.1 per centers from round the world. I am not likely to meet up with them despite being virtually surrounded over the next couple of years.
Cabarete has changed and will change even more soon.
People who need to hide money. You can tell Sarah is involved; she's all about utilizing a lot of space.
Did you look at the availability on Eden? Almost sold out.
Icon is not far behind.