Dominican president delivers property titles and new apartments to families
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President Luis Abinader and the Minister of Housing and Buildings, Jean Luis Rodríguez, delivered 422 property titles and 97 apartments in Santo Domingo, Dominican Republic.
The titles were distributed across several projects, including Lotes y Servicios, Invivienda Santo Domingo, Cancino, and Juan Pablo Duarte. The government provided these documents to help families formalize their property ownership.
By securing legal titles, residents can now access bank financing and establish a protected inheritance for their children without paying the costs of private legal procedures. Some families received these titles after living in their homes for more than 30 years without official documentation. Authorities also delivered the first stage of the Residencial Las Acacias I in the El Tamarindo sector of Santo Domingo Este. This project includes 97 apartments built through the Mi Vivienda Program.
The development features three bedrooms, two bathrooms, a balcony, and a parking space for each unit. The project represents an investment of approximately RD$321 million, combining private investment and public subsidies. The Banco de Reservas financed more than RD$200 million of the apartments at a fixed annual rate of 8 percent for seven years. This delivery marks the start of a larger project intended to include 1,264 total homes.
