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A new law just got approved which can help you save thousands of dollars in the sale of your property, is called Law 180-2025. Puerto Rico's Law 180-2025 establishes a tax exemption on capital gains from the sale of a primary residence, provided that requirements are met, such as having occupied it for at least two of the last five years and not having rented it out. This benefits owners who sell after December 31, 2024, although it applies with restrictions to beneficiarie

One of the most common questions we receive from both buyers and sellers is:"Who pays the legal fees at closing and how much is it?" While every transaction can be negotiated differently, Puerto Rico has customary practices that are followed in most residential real estate transactions. If you are planning to buy or sell a property, understanding these costs ahead of time can help you avoid surprises and better prepare for closing day. Seller's Typical Closing Costs In

We are halfway through 2026, and as far as real estate in Puerto Rico is concerned, it has been a very busy year. Therefore, here's a quick market update based on both the available data and what we have experienced firsthand so far this year. The graphic above shows the average price trend in Puerto Rico from January 2021 to April 2025. As demonstrated on the graphic, price has kept going up steadily in the previous four years with an average of $230,000 in the latest month.