Punta Cana – Backed by strong foreign investment and a clear commitment to sustainable urban growth, Inversiones e Inmobiliaria Huacachina, S.R.L. has announced the handover of 1,500 property titles to buyers of lots and villas in Alta Vista Village, a residential project located along the Punta Cana–Higüey tourism corridor.
This new round of title deliveries marks the second major phase of formalization within the project and is seen as a decisive boost for the local economy. By regularizing land tenure, the initiative helps strengthen legal security, supports access to bank financing, and encourages long‑term real estate investment in one of the fastest‑growing areas of the Eastern region.
A Growing Residential Community in the Punta Cana–Higüey Corridor
Alta Vista Village has been designed as a planned residential community, offering:
- Residential lots starting at 216 m²
- 2‑ and 3‑bedroom villas
- Paved streets and controlled access
- Green areas, pools, and clubhouses
According to company executives, phases 1, 2, 4, 5, and 6 of the project are already completely sold out, while phase 7 is currently under development. This strong demand reflects the sustained interest in Punta Cana real estate among both local and international buyers.
Investment, Jobs, and Construction Momentum
The overall investment for Alta Vista Village surpasses US$40 million, a figure that directly impacts the construction sector and the broader local economy. The project has created:
- More than 120 direct jobs
- Around 800 indirect jobs in related services and trades
In terms of housing delivery, 85 villas are already finished and ready for handover, while 252 additional units are scheduled for delivery in January 2026. Projections indicate that the project will exceed 500 completed villas by June 2026.
Development of the lots is also moving ahead at a steady pace:
- The first stage of lot works has been completed
- The second stage is in its final phase
- The third stage has already begun
This construction rhythm positions Alta Vista Village as one of the most active real estate developments in the Eastern region of the Dominican Republic.
Title Delivery: A Key Step for Families and Investors
During a press briefing, company representatives emphasized that the delivery of 1,500 titles is much more than a formal act—it is a turning point for the families who placed their trust in the project and for investors betting on Punta Cana’s housing market.
They noted that being part of a titled and legally recognized community provides:
- Stronger legal protection for homeowners
- A clearer framework for inheritance and asset planning
- Better conditions for resale and future value appreciation
Executives also stressed that Alta Vista Village is emerging as one of the fastest‑growing urban developments in the Eastern region, combining planned growth, infrastructure, and access to services.
Public–Private Collaboration to Speed Up Titles
Ismael Rubio, CEO of Inversiones Huacachina, highlighted the support of the Dominican government in streamlining the procedures, permits, and documentation required for the issuance of titles. This coordination between public institutions and the private sector, he said, has been crucial to accelerate the process and provide certainty to buyers.
Meanwhile, Alexander Rodríguez, mayor of La Otra Banda, underlined that the formal delivery of property certificates strengthens confidence in the area and offers an additional layer of security for investors and families who decide to settle or invest there.
Real Estate Tourism: A Strategic Industry for the Dominican Republic
For Mélido Marte, regional director of REMAX, the case of Alta Vista Village illustrates the potential of real estate tourism to become a flagship industry in the Dominican Republic. He pointed out that the presence of Peruvian developers investing in Punta Cana is evidence that the country remains a reliable and attractive destination for international capital.
“The experience of foreign developers who see opportunity in our economy confirms that the Dominican Republic continues to be a safe and profitable market for long‑term real estate investment,” he said.
Benefits for Owners: Financing, Expansions, and Added Value
The formalization of properties is not only a legal milestone but also a practical tool for owners. With registered titles, families can:
- Apply for mortgages and bank loans
- Finance expansions or improvements to their homes
- Protect and enhance the future value of their properties
Villas in Alta Vista Village feature single‑story designs, spacious patios, two parking spaces, and access to the recreational areas of the complex, including pools and clubhouses. This combination of layout, amenities, and legal security positions the project as a compelling option for residential use, vacation homes, or rental investment.
Huacachina’s Long‑Term Bet on the Dominican Market
With more than ten years of experience in Peru, Huacachina is now consolidating its presence in the Dominican Republic through a model that prioritizes:
- Progressive delivery of housing and infrastructure
- Urban planning adapted to the growth of the Punta Cana–Higüey corridor
- Accessible payment plans aimed at a broad profile of buyers
This strategy has enabled the company to attract new investors interested in similar projects, reinforcing Punta Cana’s image as a dynamic hub for real estate development and foreign investment.
