Property valuation according to area.

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Simon & Nicky

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• May 1, 2014

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A few years' ago you could look up the assessed value of property within a given area on a DGII website. (Say for example, La Mulata 1, or Lomas Mironas) I've done some rummaging and can't find a link. Can anyone point me in the right direction?

Thanks.

 

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MpJuly

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• May 1, 2014

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here is the link Consulta Inmobiliaria (IPI)

 

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mido

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• May 1, 2014

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Simon & Nicky said:

A few years' ago you could look up the assessed value of property within a given area on a DGII website. (Say for example, La Mulata 1, or Lomas Mironas) I've done some rummaging and can't find a link. Can anyone point me in the right direction?

Thanks.

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This link works for me: https://www.dgii.gov.do/servicios/serviciosWeb/consultas/Paginas/ConsultaInmobiliaria.aspx

 

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Mauricio

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• May 1, 2014

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I'm used to calculate the m2 de construction as the total meters of floor surface (as per the property title). Each floor counts apart. This calculator seems to calculate based on meters of the terrain used for construction. My 2 floor house has more m2 constructed than meters of terrain, but the calculator can't handle that.

 

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Fabio J. Guzman

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• May 4, 2014

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The calculations only refer to lots (terrain), not to the improvements built on them.