Real Estate · Casa de Campo®
From holiday villa to a home of your own
Many of our owners first came to Casa de Campo® as guests. If you are ready to own here, our real estate team at Villas In Casa will guide you from the first viewing to the keys.
Why own at Casa de Campo®
The resort you know,
all year round
Three golf courses, the marina, Minitas Beach and Altos de Chavon on your doorstep, with the resort’s services around you. We have looked after villas here since 2003, so we know the neighborhoods, the homes and the people who make ownership easy.
Buyer guides
Four things to read
before you buy
Our full guides live on Villas In Casa, our real estate site. Here is what each one covers.
Find the right neighborhood
Oceanfront, golf-side or tucked away among the gardens: each of the ten neighborhoods has its own feel, and the guide shows what is for sale in each.
How buying works
Six steps, from a shortlist and the promise of sale to due diligence, signing the deed and registering your title, and what happens after you get the keys.
What owning really costs
The 3% transfer tax and other closing costs, then the yearly items: HOA dues, resort membership, the 1% IPI property tax above the exempt amount, upkeep and insurance.
Residency through property
How a property investment of at least US$200,000 can support an investor residency application, how the separate retiree and rentista incentives work, and which advisers to retain.
Neighborhoods
Where would you like to live?
After you buy
Own it, enjoy it,
and let it earn
Because we are also a villa rental agency, your new home can go straight into our rental program when you are not using it.
Start the conversation
Talk to our real estate team
Tell us what you are looking for and when you would like to buy. We will send a shortlist and tell you honestly when something is not the right fit.
Sources: 3% property transfer tax, paid within six months of signing the deed: DGII Taxpayer Guide 18 (Law 173-07; General Norm 03-24) · 1% IPI property tax above RD$10,695,494 for individuals in 2026: DGII, IPI property tax · Foreigners have the same rights as Dominicans, except where the law sets limits: Constitution, Art. 25; Foreign Investment Law 16-95, Arts. 3 and 6 · US$200,000 minimum investment for permanent residency as an investor: Dirección General de Migración · Retiree and rentista incentives: Law 171-07 · Title registration: Real Estate Registry Law 108-05. Checked October 2026. Each guide on Villas In Casa lists its own sources. Villas In Casa is the real estate service of Caribbean Paradise Homes. This page is a general overview, not legal or tax advice; please confirm your situation with a Dominican attorney.