“The real estate sector is a dynamic and thriving sector in the province, which in addition to having a significant economic role, has a social mission to fulfill in order to reduce the existing housing deficit, a challenge that not only concerns the public sector, but is also a commitment of the private sector and society as a whole.”.
NAGUA - Last Saturday, the 23rd of this month, nearly 40 professionals from the province of María Trinidad Sánchez who practice the trade of real estate brokerage established a non-profit association to collaborate and abide by the same code of ethics.
The event took place at the Punto Saludable Restaurant in this district, where participants analyzed the problems affecting the real estate industry in the province and the role played by real estate agents.
At the meeting, a management committee or provisional board was elected, in order to create the statutes that will guide the guild and to convene in the next 60 days the constitution of the Association of Real Estate Agents and Companies of María Trinidad Sánchez.
A press release sent to El Inmobiliario, a digital newspaper, states that the sworn management committee is made up of Edwin Guzmán and Ángel Sánchez of Del Mar Inmobiliaria, Evelyn Henríquez of César Henríquez y Asociados, Anissamid Jiminián of Jiminián-Regalado y Asociados, Massiel García of Casasenrío (Río San Juan), Lissa Acosta of Paradise Real Estate Glad (Cabrera), César Almonte of Halpez Dominicana (Cabrera) and Reynaldo Santana of Realtyhs Inmobiliaria.
The statement maintains that the members of the organization are people recognized in the sector for their years of experience, professional training and ethical values in their performance in society.
“The real estate sector is a dynamic and thriving sector in the province, which in addition to having a significant economic role, has a social mission to fulfill in order to reduce the existing housing deficit, a challenge that not only concerns the public sector, but is also a commitment of the private sector and society as a whole,” the document states.
