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Living in a Resort in Las Terrenas
USD 150,000
Las Terrenas

1–3 bedroom condominiums in gated developments across the Samaná Peninsula — ocean-view residences and beachfront penthouses in Las Terrenas, El Portillo, and Las Galeras, from USD 80,000 to luxury full-floor units.
The latest condos and ocean-view units added to our Samaná inventory

USD 150,000
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USD 200,000
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USD 269,000
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USD 255,500
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USD 178,900
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USD 465,000
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USD 486,000
Las Terrenas
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The Samaná condominium market has matured into a credible alternative to standalone villa ownership for international buyers. Modern developments in Las Terrenas combine Caribbean design with European-quality finishes, gated access, on-site management, and resort amenities — making them practical as primary residences, seasonal homes, or income-generating rentals from day one. The peninsula's compact geography means most condos sit within walking distance of either a beach, a restaurant cluster, or both.
Beachfront and ocean-view apartments along Playa Bonita, Playa Cosón, and Playa Las Terrenas command the highest prices on the peninsula and also deliver the strongest rental performance, with well-located two-bedrooms typically running 60–80% annual occupancy. Mid-range condos a short walk from the water trade volume for value — they cost noticeably less per square meter, stay full during the December–April high season, and put buyers within easy reach of Las Terrenas's restaurants, supermarkets, and two international schools. Smaller inventories in El Portillo and Las Galeras suit buyers who prioritize seclusion over walkability.
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% transfer tax to the purchase price, and recurring costs are predictable: HOA fees of USD 150–400 per month depending on amenity level, IPI property tax (1% above the exemption threshold, with a 20-year exemption available on qualifying primary residences if the owner applies), utilities, and optional management fees of 20–35% of gross rent.
Century 21 Perdomo maintains an active condo shortlist across every price point and community on the peninsula. 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 Samaná condo market delivers Caribbean living without Caribbean compromise: gated security, European finishes, and rental returns that work from day one.