Century 21 Perdomo
C21 Perdomo
Beachfront condominium with pool at Kite Beach, Cabarete, on the Dominican Republic's north coast

Apartments & Condos for Sale in Cabarete

Kitesurfer-oriented condominiums along Kite Beach, gated developments on the Playa Cabarete strip, and ocean-view residences on the hillsides above town — built to the R-027 Dominican seismic and wind code.

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Wind & Surf City
MITUR designation
R-027
seismic & wind code
3 %
transfer tax (DGII)
10 yrs
CONFOTUR tax exemption

Condo Living in Cabarete

A condo in Cabarete buys access to the watersports identity that the Ministerio de Turismo (MITUR) recognized when it designated the town Wind and Surf City — without the maintenance load of a standalone villa. The Distrito Municipal — created by Ley 5220 of 1959, founded historically in 1835 by Sofonías Kingsley — combines a compact, walkable strip with a consistent afternoon trade-wind cycle that anchors the year-round rider community. Most condos sit within a short walk of either the beach, a restaurant cluster, or both.

The inventory clusters in three corridors. Kite Beach, east of the town center, is lined with gated buildings purpose-built for kitesurfers: on-site board and gear storage, pool access, and direct beach exits aligned with the wind window. The Playa Cabarete strip itself mixes older walk-ups close to restaurants and kite schools with newer construction under the R-027 seismic and wind code. The hillsides above town hold a smaller pool of ocean-view projects with cooler nights and stronger views, suitable for buyers prioritizing primary or seasonal residence over walk-to-beach access.

The ownership rules are buyer-friendly. Foreigners receive the same Certificado de Título as Dominican citizens, registered under the Torrens system at the Registro de Títulos. Acquisition adds 3% Impuesto de Transferencia Inmobiliaria (DGII) on the higher of price or assessed value. Recurring costs include monthly HOA fees set by each building, annual IPI of 1% above the exemption threshold, electricity and water, and optional rental-management fees. ITBIS at 18% applies to most services and to rental income; qualifying tourism projects can capture a ten-year IPI exemption under Ley 158-01 via CONFOTUR (MITUR).

Century 21 Perdomo maintains an active condo shortlist across every price point and corridor in Cabarete. We pre-screen for HOA health, building age, rental-program quality, and resale history before you fly in, then handle accompanied viewings, attorney coordination, and rental-management introductions after closing. The relationship is built to last beyond the transaction.

The right Cabarete condo sits where the wind window opens: Kite Beach access, R-027 build, and an HOA that runs the building when you're not there.

— Century 21 Perdomo · Cabarete

Frequently Asked Questions About Apartments in Cabarete

Where do apartment buildings cluster in Cabarete?
The condominium inventory concentrates in two corridors. Kite Beach, east of the town center, is lined with kitesurfer-oriented gated buildings — pools, security, and on-site gear storage built around the consistent afternoon trade winds. The Playa Cabarete strip itself holds older buildings within walking distance of restaurants and kite schools, plus newer construction under the R-027 code. A third cluster on the hillsides above town delivers ocean views and cooler nights. Century 21 Perdomo shortlists by walkability, ocean view, and HOA structure before viewings.
Are apartments in Cabarete built to the current construction code?
Modern buildings in Cabarete are designed under the Dominican Republic's R-027 seismic and wind code, which sets reinforced-concrete framing and wind-load standards comparable to international references. Older buildings on the Playa Cabarete strip from earlier construction cycles may need updated windows, waterproofing, and electrical work. Century 21 Perdomo recommends a structural review by a Dominican-licensed engineer on any condo more than ten years old, and we coordinate the inspection ahead of closing.
What amenities are typical in Cabarete condo developments?
Kitesurfer-oriented projects on Kite Beach typically include a swimming pool, on-site gear and board storage, 24-hour security, beach access, and covered parking. Newer projects on the Playa Cabarete strip and the hillsides above town add rooftop terraces, gym areas, and rental-management services for owners not in residence year-round. Older walk-up buildings near the center trade amenities for walkability and price. Century 21 Perdomo matches buyers with the amenity profile that fits a primary home, a seasonal residence, or a rental investment.
Can I put my Cabarete apartment in a rental program?
Yes. Many condo projects in Cabarete — especially along Kite Beach and the central strip — work with local property managers who handle bookings, cleaning, maintenance, and owner reporting in exchange for a commission on gross rent. Owners typically use the unit several weeks per year and rent the rest. Vacation rentals are subject to 18% ITBIS on services and to Dominican income-tax rules. Century 21 Perdomo introduces buyers to reputable managers in Cabarete and reviews contract terms before any commitment.
How does ownership work for foreign buyers of a Cabarete condo?
The Dominican Republic uses the Torrens title system. Each registered unit is recorded at the Registro de Títulos, and the Certificado de Título is the definitive proof of ownership. Foreign buyers receive the same Certificado de Título as Dominican citizens, with no nationality restrictions or minimum-investment requirement; investments above USD 200,000 can qualify the buyer for accelerated Dominican residency. Century 21 Perdomo coordinates the certified title search with local counsel before any deposit.
What recurring costs come with a condo in Cabarete?
Ownership costs include monthly HOA fees set by each building, the annual IPI of 1% on value above the DGII-defined exemption threshold, electricity and water, and optional rental-management fees. ITBIS at 18% applies to most services and to rental income. Qualifying tourism projects registered under Ley 158-01 with CONFOTUR (MITUR) can secure a ten-year IPI exemption. Century 21 Perdomo prepares a full annual cost sheet for each shortlisted condo before any offer.