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Business leaders say the Dominican Republic is attractive because of its beaches, stability, legal framework, and growth potential

“Investing in the Dominican Republic is worthwhile, but it must be done with sound judgment, planning, and knowledge of the legal environment«.

SANTO DOMINGO. El Inmobiliario Media Group , brought together more than 250 professionals from the sector to discuss one of the most sensitive and strategic issues in the market: legal security as a pillar of confidence for investment.

Legal certainty: key to attracting international real estate investment , was the topic addressed by Spanish businessmen Joan Trilla and Javier Donoso, who shared their experience in the country, in a dialogue during which they discussed the reasons, fears and challenges that investors face, as well as the value of generating trust and credibility.

They also discussed their positive experience in the market and the many opportunities they envision for the future of the sector, highlighting the factors that, in their opinion, have made the Dominican Republic an attractive destination for foreign capital.

Why is it worth investing in the Dominican Republic?

To this question, the leaders of Gesproin Group, sponsor of the Forum, and partners of Coral Golf Resort, responded by offering their vision of the Dominican market among international investors, assuring that the country offers them a favorable climate, tax facilities and legal security.

They based their responses on political and social stability, along with the current legal framework, which they believe have been key to consolidating long-term real estate projects. However, they also pointed out aspects that need to be reviewed to further strengthen investor confidence.

Clarity in processes, access to reliable information, and professionalization of the sector were addressed by the Spanish developers, who recommended that future investors have a clear vision of the type of development they wish to promote, investigate thoroughly, and ensure they have all the corresponding permits and documentation.

From their experience, legal certainty is not just a legal framework: it is the foundation for building trust, attracting capital, and consolidating sustainable projects.

“Investing in the Dominican Republic is worthwhile, but it must be done with sound judgment, planning, and knowledge of the legal environment ,” they stated.

Both agreed that the real estate sector is an engine of the Dominican economy, and the problem that arose is linked to the challenges that must be addressed, one of them being: the duplication in permitting, which affects the execution of projects.

“A project can obtain all the permits required for its development, but then each subproject must repeat the same process. This generates unnecessary delays that could be avoided with a regulatory review. This is an aspect that must be reviewed. The permitting process must be clear, efficient, and consistent with the development that has already been approved,” they insisted.

Look closely

Joan Trilla, with extensive experience in the energy and construction sectors, addressed potential investors, emphasizing the importance of rigorous and sustainable technical management. Javier Donoso, for his part, underscored the value of thoroughly understanding the Dominican market and projecting credibility to investors.

“Having clarity about the type of project, committing to constant development, and visualizing the market as consolidating have been key to our success,” they pointed out.

The leaders of Gesproin Group and stakeholders committed to local development also discussed the need to strengthen public-private partnerships, improve process traceability, and consolidate a real estate ecosystem that is not only profitable, but also sustainable and transparent.

Having these international players at the Safe Meters Forum: Real Estate Investment Squared provided that much-needed external perspective that validates the potential of the Dominican market, but also invites us to review the points of friction that may limit its growth.

In a context where talking about real estate is talking about assets, future and confidence, its international vision reinforces the message that the Dominican Republic is not only attractive for its beaches, but also for its stability, its legal framework and its growth potential.

In a sector where every minute costs money and every decision carries weight, legal certainty is the bridge between investment and confidence.

About Gesproin Group

Gesproin Group, founded in 2017, has established itself as one of the leading real estate developers in the eastern region of the country. With 18 residential projects—11 completed, 3 under construction, and 4 currently being marketed—the company has sold over 1,200 units in strategic locations such as Los Corales, Cocotal, Cabeza de Toro, and Cap Cana.

Coral Golf Resort, Gesproin Group's flagship project, is positioned as a leading destination in the Caribbean. Its approach combines quality construction, energy efficiency, and respect for the natural environment of Punta Cana.

“We love every corner of this paradise as much as you do. That’s why we strive to be respectful of the environment and maintain the natural beauty of Punta Cana ,” they state on their website.

Their participation in the Safe Metros Forum reaffirms that investing with a sustainable and legal vision is not only possible, but essential to consolidate a reliable, competitive real estate market aligned with the future of the country.

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Solangel Valdez
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