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SANTO DOMINGO - The Association of Real Estate Agents and Companies (AEI) and the Latin American Real Estate Confederation (CILA) invite you to a virtual meeting this Tuesday, June 10, in preparation for the tenth Latin American Real Estate Congress 2025, which will take place in August in the Dominican Republic.
The event is being organized by CILA Mujeres. It will be a live stream featuring two prominent Dominican real estate agents to discuss and plan for the future of the industry in the country.
The meeting will feature Claudia Castillo, former president of the AEI and representative of the association to CILA Women, and Belkys Cuello, international coordinator of the AEI and member of the CILA 2025-2026 board.
Both professionals will share their vision on strengthening female leadership, regional integration in the real estate sector, and the challenges facing the industry in the coming period.
The virtual meeting, in preparation for the congress to be held from August 24 to 27, 2025 at the Hard Rock Hotel in Punta Cana, will feature the participation of several countries, thus promoting a diverse participation of professionals from all over Latin America.
Match times vary depending on the country. For Central America and Mexico, it's 4:00 pm; Panama, Peru, Colombia, and Ecuador, 5:00 pm; Venezuela, Bolivia, the Dominican Republic, and Chile, 6:00 pm; and for Argentina, Brazil, Paraguay, and Uruguay, it will be 7:00 pm.
The meeting reaffirms CILA and AEI's commitment to training, leadership, and equity in the real estate sector, AEI highlights in a post published on its Instagram social network.
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The AEI will host the congress, where it will also hold its 6th International Congress, adding new knowledge and growth to the Dominican real estate sector. “We will not only be hosting the 10th CILA Congress, but also the 6th AEI International Congress, making this event the most important for the real estate industry both locally and in Latin America,” said Alberto Bogaert, president of the AEI.
The Dominican Republic has been a member of CILA since 2014 and has played a key role within the confederation, obtaining the vice-presidency in 2020 and 2023.
