Reyna Echenique

Reyna Echenique
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She is a real estate lawyer, real estate entrepreneur, CEO of Echenique Group, coach, trainer and speaker certified by John Maxwell and Tania Báez, Secretary of the Board of Directors AEI 2024-2026, and a realtor specializing in the Dominican and international real estate sector.

We have the tool. What we don't understand is why we're not using it

The DNRT-DT-2025-001 has been in effect since December 2025 and allows for the registration of off-plan sales, preventing double sales and providing...

Legal certainty: the new language of real estate sales

The real estate buyer is changing. They no longer just ask about price, location, amenities, or profitability; they want to know what legally protects their investment. In a...

Are we building projects… or building a market?

The Dominican Republic is experiencing an extraordinary period of real estate expansion. But the growth of an industry shouldn't be measured solely by the number of projects...

From marketing to responsibility: communicating better also strengthens the real estate sector

Real estate marketing relies on an information chain involving various stakeholders. Transparency should not become a source of criticism...

Is trust in the real estate sector built collectively, or not?

Why preventive legal security benefits buyers, sellers, developers, and investors alike. Confidence in the real estate market is not built by...

The new Penal Code also affects the real estate market: this is how risk management in the sector is changing

The Dominican Republic's new Penal Code comes into effect tomorrow. Although public debate has focused on the most significant penal reforms...

Short-term rentals are not a platform: they are a value ecosystem

Short-term rentals typically involve an app and a single night's accommodation. But behind every booking lies investment, employment, and...

When language changes, the market changes

Major industry transformations don't always begin with a new law or a technological innovation. Sometimes they begin when the questions change...

Will legal capital gains be the next competitive advantage for real estate development?

Location, design, and profitability have traditionally defined the value of a real estate project. But what if the market were starting to...

Thirty years paving the way: what Law 16-95 made possible and the economy it left unfinished

For three decades, Law 16-95 was the backbone of foreign investment in the Dominican Republic. Today, as a new project moves forward...

Investing in the Dominican Republic: the legal guarantees behind the Madrid showcase

This week, with the Dominican Republic as the guest country at SIMA Madrid, thousands of European investors explored the Dominican market. It's worth remembering...

Five months with the tool that protects the buyer, without the sector using it

Since December 2, 2025, Technical Provision DNRT-DT-2025-001 has enabled the provisional registration of contractual rights over real estate. Five months later, the...

Regular to grow

The recent discussion held in the Senate of the Republic regarding the draft Law on Real Estate Intermediation and Advertising, already approved by this...

The new real estate regulations: what they won't solve 

The bill regulating real estate brokerage and deceptive advertising in the Dominican Republic represents a necessary step forward for the sector.

Regulating the real estate sector: a historical debt that is beginning to be paid off

The approval in its first reading of the bill regulating real estate brokerage in the Dominican Republic marks a turning point...

In whose name do you buy in the Dominican Republic? The decision that could cost foreign investors more than they imagine

In my more than twenty years advising on international real estate transactions, I have identified a pattern that repeats itself with surprising frequency: the foreign investor arrives...

Bad practices thrive where due diligence is absent

The Dominican real estate market operates professionally for the most part, but bad practices do exist. Identifying them, understanding who is most vulnerable, and knowing how...

You have a current rental agreement. Do you really know which law governs it?

The entry into force of Law 85-25 has generated a question circulating among landlords, tenants, and real estate agents: what law governs...

Predatory contracts in the real estate sector: when paper can withstand anything… except trust

Not everything that is signed is fair. Abusive clauses in purchase and option contracts not only affect...

Investing from abroad: how to be legally protected in the Dominican Republic

More and more foreign investors are acquiring properties in the Dominican Republic, attracted by the growth of the real estate market. However, buying property is not...

7 clauses that protect or destroy a real estate investment

After verifying a project and during the due diligence process, the decisive moment of any real estate investment arrives: reviewing the...

Investing in the Dominican Republic in 2026: What investors don't see before signing

The Dominican Republic continues to solidify its position as one of the most attractive destinations in the Caribbean for real estate investment. However, behind the growth...

March: the month when smart investors plan and improvisers lose money

The first quarter of the year is crucial for real estate asset planning. While some investors react to trends, promotions, or market pressure, others structure...

Does the trust company guarantee full legal security in a real estate purchase?

In the Dominican real estate market, the role of the trust company has gained prominence as a mechanism for financial organization and transparency. However, it is important...
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