Why this site is deliberately concise
Cap Cana Homes is a curated shortlist, not a portal. We'd rather show you three good buildings than three hundred listings — and tell you plainly what we'd buy and what we'd skip.
"If a project isn't on this site, ask us why."
Most Cap Cana websites are portals: every listing, every project, every price — because more inventory means more chances at a commission. The result is that the buyer does the filtering.
We work the other way around. We look at Cap Cana developments one at a time — the developer, the price list, the tax paperwork, the contract terms — and only what we can stand behind gets a page. Everything else stays off the site, and if you ask about a project we passed on, we'll tell you what we found.
Inquiries are answered directly by our two brokers, Virginia Plasencio and Anthony Temmer, and viewings and transactions run through our partner brokerage on the ground in Punta Cana — people who work these buildings, not a call centre.
Three rules we don't bend
Facts before adjectives
Prices, delivery dates, and tax status stated plainly, with their source and date. Renders are labelled as renders. When a number is the developer's projection, we say so.
Short list, checked list
A project appears here after we've read its numbers and paperwork — not because a developer paid for placement. "In vetting" means exactly that.
Straight answers
If a unit type is overpriced, if a projection looks optimistic, if we'd wait — we say it. A buyer who trusts us next year matters more than a commission this month.
Test us with a hard question
Ask about a project we don't feature, a number that looks too good, or the clause in a contract you don't like. That's what we're for.