Welcome to Punta Perla, Dominican Republic |
Punta Perla is at the forefront of international property investment, a new generation of international resort property. Situated 15 minutes from Punta Cana International airport, this exclusive resort will be home to every seasoned traveler's desires. A variety of properties will be interspersed throughout La Marina de Punta Perla including three signature golf courses along the 2 miles of white sandy beaches. With an amazingly low density of just 11 people per acre and set in over 2,500 acres, there is a private piece of paradise for everyone.
Punta Perla offers a range of properties, including: Star Island Bungalows and Apartments, Golf Villas, Townhouses and Apartments, Water Homes, a Caribbean Village, a Colonial Village, La Marina de Punta Perla and Beach Apartments as well as multi-million dollar Beach-Side Mansions. Visit Website |
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Property Listings in Punta Perla
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La Marina de Punta Perla Apartments |
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La Marina de Punta Perla is made up of blocks of apartments of no more than four stories high. The variety of property types include two and three bed apartments, many with substantial terraces as well as a few very exclusive penthouses on top of some blocks...[more]
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Star Island Apartments & Bungalows |
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Star Island, the exclusive location in the centre of the marina, includes two bedroom traditional palapa style bungalows as well as two and three bedroom penthouse apartments in three storey buildings ranging in size from 199ft2 (152m2) to 984ft2 (300m2) including terrace space...[more]
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Beach Apartments |
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Each beach apartment has a magnificent sea view. Only a few steps from the stunning Caribbean Sea the design is set around the tropical gardens which give the feel of seclusion and luxury. The architects have created a natural yet cosmopolitan feel...[more]
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Golf Properties |
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Luxurious villas, bungalows, townhouses and apartments will flank the tees, greens and fairways on the three signature golf courses. The choice of properties is varied, with two and three bed villas, townhouses and bungalows as well as a selection of apartments and penthouses...[more]
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Caribbean Village |
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Tax Incentives |
Continued Government incentives to attract both real estate investment and tourism continue with the introduction of Law 158. This entitles investors in the country several benefits such as: • NO STAMP DUTY ON PROPERTY PURCHASES, SAVING IN EXCESS OF 4% OF THE PROPERTY PRICE* *All Applications in process. It is important to remember that this is only applicable to the first purchaser of the property and therefore it is recommended that property is bought by a privately owned company. Given the area’s hugely successful tourist industry, high rental returns are far more achievable than many other more obscure international destinations currently billed as investment hotspots. Increasing numbers of tourists are demanding a higher standard of accommodation. This has been recognised by many international tour operators, most of whom are fighting to secure rental property for their pools. Given that the number of properties being developed in the area to date is relatively small and therefore up market properties to rent are few and far between, the competition is fierce to secure their long term rental. This is good news for property owners wanting consistently high returns from their investment. |
Traveling to Punta Perla |
Travel TipsThe best airport to land at is the thatch-roofed Punta Cana International Airport, around 15 minutes from Punta Perla. The next best airport for Punta Perla is the La Romana Airport, which is about 1.5 to 2 hours drive. If you land at Las Americas International (Santo Domingo) you will be a four hour drive away. From Santo Domingo, a taxi cab trip can be negotiated for about US$100 while the domestic air flight is around US$60 per person. All visitors require a tourist card, which can be obtained before travel through the Dominican Embassy in the UK or on arrival at the airport at a cost of US$10 or equivalent. For visitors staying up to two weeks, the departure tax is US$20. Scheduled airlines sometimes include this charge in the price of the ticket. For visitors staying more than two weeks, departure tax is US$25. European scheduled carriers to Punta Cana include Air France, KLM and Iberia. Visitors from the UK cannot currently fly directly to Punta Cana on scheduled airlines although this may change. Punta Cana is served by chartered flights from the UK, Britannia and First Choice are amongst those who fly direct. Flight TimesLondon (changing in Paris, Madrid or Miami): 11 hours New York: 3 hours Miami: 1 3/4 hours San Juan: 45 minutes, Toronto: 4 hours Most European cities: 8 - 10 hours. DEPARTURE TAX: US$20.00 Embassy of the Dominican Republic139 Inverness Terrace Bayswater London W2 6JF. Tel: +44 (0) 20 7727 6285 +44 (0) 20 7727 6214 Consular Section info@dominicanembassy.org.uk Head of Mission: Mr Francisco Comprés. |
Punta Perla Real Estate News |
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