In the Media

Antonio Cartagena and Lizvette Robles on Emalí Vaz’s podcast, on what moves Puerto Rico’s ultra-luxury market and how high-net-worth buyers decide. In Spanish.

Six bedrooms and 6,800 square feet of living space on Puerto Rico's west coast, at roughly $440 per square foot - about half of what comparable square footage costs in Dorado.

An off-grid estate above Laguna de Joyuda: 4,547 square feet of living space, reinforced concrete construction and full energy independence, at $352 per square foot.

More than 5,000 square feet on Puerto Rico's southern coast, with ocean and mountain views from the same house - a side of the island most buyers never look at.

A waterfront estate at the very top of the Puerto Rico market. A useful reference point for what $12.5 million actually buys on this island.

One of the six communities inside Dorado Beach, where the 2026 median sale price is $1.2 million. A short look at the architecture and the setting before you visit.

At 250 feet, the tallest residential building in the San Juan metro area: 66 oceanfront residences at 1149 Ashford Avenue, with a 75-foot infinity pool over the ocean.

Why high earners from California, New York and the West Coast are looking at Puerto Rico instead of Florida - and what the 0% capital gains decree actually requires.

What Act 38-2026 actually changes: existing decrees are unaffected, the program now runs to 2055, and the 4% rate still sits far below California and New York. We are brokers, not tax advisors - confirm your own situation with a CPA.

What you are actually paying for in a branded residence, where the brand's obligations end, and how Puerto Rico compares to the rest of the global category.

Three houses under a million dollars, in three different parts of the island. The entry point to Puerto Rico is lower than most buyers arriving from the mainland assume.