Real Estate in Cabarete

51 listings · Real Estate in Cabarete, listed for English-speaking expats

51 real estate businesses are listed in Cabarete, Dominican Republic. Highest Google rating among them: Cabarete Real Estate (5 from 65 reviews).

TownAll DRCabarete (51)Sosua (60)Las Terrenas (81)Punta Cana (63)Bavaro (45)Santo Domingo (62)Santiago (51)Puerto Plata (24)La Romana (30)Samana (16)Bayahibe (18)

Buying or renting on the north coast is a different game from back home. Cabarete's market mixes beachfront condos, hillside villas and raw land, and foreigners can own property outright under Law 16-95. But title searches, deslinde status and the 3% transfer tax are the kind of details a good local professional handles daily, and where a bad one costs you dearly.

The listings below cover real estate in Cabarete, from agents and brokers to property managers who know Encuentro from the town centre. Compare them side by side, check what each actually does, then use the quote form to describe what you are looking for and hear back from several at once.

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Select Caribbean Property Management

📍 Cabarete

This listing is best for expats seeking property management services in Cabarete.

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L’Agence Property Management

📍 Cabarete

This listing is best for expats who own rental properties in Cabarete.

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One Click Cabarete

📍 Cabarete
★ 5 (9)

This listing is best for expats needing reliable property management services.

Real Estate in Cabarete: common questions

Can foreigners buy property in Cabarete?
Yes. Under Law 16-95, foreigners have the same property ownership rights as Dominican citizens, so you can buy a Cabarete condo, villa or lot in your own name with no residency requirement. You will need your passport and a good local lawyer to run title checks. Many owners here are Canadian, American and European, so the buying process is well trodden.
What are the best areas to buy in Cabarete?
It depends on your lifestyle. Kite Beach and the town centre suit buyers who want beachfront condos and walkability. Encuentro attracts surfers and draws buyers looking for land and newer villa projects near the famous break. The hillsides behind town offer ocean-view villas with more privacy and breeze. Visit each pocket at different times of day before you decide.
Can I buy land in Cabarete and build my own villa?
Yes, and it is common here, especially around Encuentro and the hills above town. Foreigners can own titled land outright. The key steps are verifying the title is clean and deslindado (properly surveyed and individually registered), confirming access and utilities, then working with a reputable local architect and builder. Your lawyer should check everything before you sign.
How far is Cabarete from the airport?
Cabarete is roughly 30 to 40 minutes by road from Puerto Plata's Gregorio Luperon International Airport (POP), which has direct flights from North America and Europe. That short transfer is a real advantage for owners who fly in regularly and for guests if you plan to rent your place out. Santiago's airport is a further option, about 90 minutes away.
Do I need a lawyer to buy property here?
Strongly yes. There is no central MLS and no formal licensing for real estate agents in the Dominican Republic, so your lawyer is your main protection. They verify the title certificate, check for liens, confirm the seller's identity and handle the purchase contract and registration. Hire an independent lawyer who works for you, not one recommended by the seller.

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