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Building lots for sale · Cabrera · Dominican Republic

The Cabrera building lot — what changes when you buy land instead of a finished house.

A building lot is the most flexible asset in the Cabrera market and the one that rewards the most patience. You buy the location, the view-line, the elevation, and the orientation — then you build what you actually want to live in, not what someone else built five years ago for a different buyer. The trade-off is time, project management, and the willingness to evaluate land for what it could become rather than what's already there.

For the full long-form on how to evaluate lots — title status, water and utility access, build-cost math, neighborhood trajectory — see the parent pillar Land for sale in Cabrera and our build-cost deep dive Off-grid build cost in the Dominican Republic. The inventory below is filterable; the conversation is one phone call away.

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Buying land in Cabrera?

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Pricing tiers, the Deslinde title, foreign-buyer rules, the step-by-step process, closing costs, build-out costs and the 5 mistakes to avoid — written by a broker with twenty years on this coast.

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FAQ

Frequently asked questions

How much does land cost in Cabrera, Dominican Republic?

Land in Cabrera ranges from USD $35,000 for inland 1,000 m² starter lots, to $60,000–$180,000 for ocean-view bluff parcels, to $200,000–$650,000 for beachfront parcels. Large beachfront estates run $625,000–$2.5M. Rural farms start at USD $22,000 per hectare.

Can foreigners buy land in the Dominican Republic?

Yes. Foreigners have identical ownership rights to Dominican citizens under Law 108-05. No residency, Dominican partner, or special structure is required. Closing takes 30–60 days through a local attorney.

What is the Deslinde?

The Deslinde is the modern Dominican land-title system — a georeferenced, GPS-surveyed, centrally registered title. All land we represent is Deslinde-cleared. It is the Dominican gold standard and is required for financing and resale.

What are the total closing costs when buying land in Cabrera?

Total closing costs run 5–7% of the purchase price: 3% transfer tax, ~1% registration, 1–1.5% attorney fees, and 0.5–1% ancillary. Undeveloped land is generally exempt from annual property tax.

How long does it take to buy land in the Dominican Republic?

From offer to deed in your name typically takes 30–60 days. Due diligence runs 14–30 days, then the Promesa de Venta, then closing. Your attorney handles the legal process end-to-end.

Is it safe to buy land in Cabrera as a foreigner?

Yes, provided you follow three rules: (1) only buy Deslinde-titled parcels, (2) use your own independent attorney, and (3) pay through an escrow account not directly to the seller. Every transaction we handle follows this protocol.

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