Strategic Markets.
The data behind each destination.
We don’t choose countries based on intuition. We screen markets based on their macroeconomic performance, legal certainty, and verifiable appreciation metrics. Learn more about the destinations where we build your portfolio.
Spain
Spain is no longer just a tourist destination; it has established itself as the leading hub for safe investment in foreign assets, combining the stability of the euro with a booming real estate market.
- Sustained rental yields: Gross rental yields for traditional leases range from 5% to 7.5% annually in euros in established urban areas, according to public sources (Bank of Spain, INE)
- International tax protection: Spain has double taxation treaties with the vast majority of Latin American countries, allowing you to optimize your tax burden without paying taxes twice.
- Currency stability: You diversify your assets in euros (€) within a banking and legal framework strictly regulated by the European Union.
Latin American Investment Boom
In 2024, Latin American investment in the real estate market in Spain tripled (+200%), reaching a record €523 million, driven by capital from Mexico, Brazil, Colombia, and Chile seeking a safe haven and returns.
Shortage of new housing
The Bank of Spain estimates a shortage of 600,000 homes in the coming years, which is pushing prices upward and ensuring that your property will appreciate in value.
Returns on Property Flipping
A strategy of buying, renovating, and selling properties in urban renewal areas (such as Madrid or Valencia) can generate attractive gross margins on each transaction.
Dominican Republic
The Dominican Republic is not only the most visited tourist destination in the Caribbean; it is also the region’s fastest-growing real estate market. Its strong economy, legal framework favorable to foreign investors, and unprecedented influx of tourists make it a unique opportunity for those seeking dollar-denominated returns with affordable entry points.
- Record foreign investment: In 2024, Foreign Direct Investment (FDI) reached $4.512 billion, a new all-time high, with $798 million directed directly to the real estate sector.
- Legal certainty for foreign investors: Law 108-05 on the Real Estate Registry guarantees foreigners the same property rights as Dominican citizens, with titles backed by the State.
- 100% dollar-denominated investment: Transactions, contracts, and returns in dollars, protecting your capital from the volatility of local currencies.
Tax incentives (CONFOTUR Law)
Tourism projects approved by the government are eligible for tax exemptions for 15 years, including exemption from the property transfer tax and the Real Estate Wealth Tax (IPI).
Verified appreciation
Property prices in areas such as Punta Cana have risen at a rate of 7% to 10% annually in recent years, averaging $1,980 USD per square meter in 2024.
Rental yield
An apartment in a prime location in a tourist area can generate an annual net ROI of between 8% and 12%, well above that of traditional markets.
United States
The United States stands out as the preferred destination for global capital, not only because of its legal certainty but also because of its capital markets, which are unmatched in depth. With a growing GDP and robust domestic consumption, the U.S. real estate sector offers a diversified investment ecosystem that combines capital appreciation with stable cash flows.
- Capitalization rates and returns: Commercial and residential assets maintain competitive cap rates which, combined with local financial leverage, enable double-digit returns on equity (ROE)
- Legal certainty and transparency: Consistently ranked among the world's most transparent markets (JLL Index), it offers full protection of property rights for foreign investors.
- Currency strength: Investing in USD-denominated assets acts as a natural hedge against inflation and the devaluation of emerging market currencies.
Record Foreign Investment
In the last annual cycle, foreign investment in U.S. real estate exceeded $50 billion, with Latin American investors gaining a record market share as they sought stability.
National Housing Shortage
It is estimated that there is a structural shortage of more than 4 million homes nationwide. This gap between supply and demand ensures near-full occupancy rates and constant upward pressure on rents.
Capital Gains Due to Scarcity
Restrictions on new building permits and rising material costs have led to an average annual increase in home prices of between 5% and 8% in key markets, thereby strengthening the value of the asset.
