Check a property in the Dominican Republic before you buy
You'll know if you're overpaying and who you're dealing with. Seven official registries, in minutes.
How to start
With the listing link or just what the seller told you. Both lead to the same report.
You have the link · from a portal, Instagram or the developer
What we read from the listing:
You only have the details · the seller told you
I want to check an apartment, ready to move in, with 2 bedrooms and 120 m² in Ensanche Naco, listed at US$185,000.
The report
What's in your property report
One document, two answers: is the property worth what they're asking, and can you trust the person selling it?
See if the price is fair
We compare the asking price against what people actually pay per m² in the area, so you negotiate with a real number. Free with an account, no card.
See who you're paying
We look the seller up in official Dominican registries and score them from 0 to 100, listing every warning sign we found and the source it came from.
Decide for yourself
What's around, how long it takes to get out of the area and how much sun the property gets. Explained for someone who doesn't know the area.
Find out if something changes
With Pro we check the developer every month and the listing every week. We only write when something changes.
Our sources
The official registries we check
Every claim in the report links to the official source and the date we checked it. If a registry didn't respond, we tell you that too, so you know what's proven and what isn't.
Why buy property in the Dominican Republic?
The numbers explain why so many people buy here. They don't tell you which listing is honest, or whether the price you were quoted matches what the area actually costs.
Know the price and the seller before you sign
Just a free account, no card. You only pay if you also want the seller checked.
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