With a cardboard suitcase, he arrived in a country that welcomed him and created an empire

When Román Ramos Uría stepped off the ship in 1959, barely seventeen years old and with a work contract under his arm, he was carrying a suitcase...

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 structural handling of objections: when listening is more valuable than responding

Most consultants respond to objections. The best ones interpret them. There are lessons that can't be learned in a course or a book. They...

Can a developer limit the warranty of a building to one year?

In recent years, it has become increasingly common to find real estate purchase agreements that stipulate that...

Obsolescence is no longer measured by the age of the building

A real estate asset can be brand new and still begin to lose competitiveness from day one. True obsolescence no longer depends...

Misguided humility ends up hindering sales

This week I paused to reflect on the word humility and its true meaning, and I thought about how often people shrink back or...

PUCMM study identifies low ecological risk from metals on beaches in Punta Cana and Las Terrenas

SANTO DOMINGO – The Pontifical Catholic University Madre y Maestra (PUCMM) presented a preliminary investigation that evaluated the presence of heavy metals in the sands...

Why did the United States choose the Dominican Republic for a pilot program for bail for certain immigrants?

SANTO DOMINGO – Those wishing to obtain a residency visa in the United States must demonstrate that they will not represent an economic burden on the government of...

Three structural lessons from The Odyssey

This text is an invitation to see the film with a different perspective, and if you've already seen it, to return, because it's well worth the trip. SANTO DOMINGO....

Are you familiar with the Grandma Chic style in decoration?

SANTO DOMINGO – The nostalgia for vintage furniture never goes out of style, although trends do change. The Grandma Chic style, one of the evolutions...

Banco Popular's automated processes reduce critical times by 84% and streamline customer service

SANTO DOMINGO – Banco Popular Dominicano has been developing its Robotic Process Automation program since 2019, a transformation that, according to the bank, is reflected...

This is how the story of souvenirs began

Souvenirs from visits to foreign countries become part of the luggage. Bringing back a beautiful gift with local identity for loved ones...