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On the eastern edge of Casa de Campo's 7,000-acre estate, the marina village operates as an almost entirely self-contained destination — a Mediterranean-inspired waterfront of boutiques, restaurants, and superyacht berths that comes alive each evening as the resort's international community gathers at the water's edge.
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The Caribbean offers buyers dozens of markets, from the British Virgin Islands to St. Barts, Barbados to the Cayman Islands. Yet year after year, the Dominican Republic — and specifically La Romana and Casa de Campo — attracts a disproportionate share of serious international capital. The reasons reveal a market that is both undervalued and uniquely structured for long-term ownership.
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Each winter, Casa de Campo becomes the stage for one of the Caribbean's most refined sporting spectacles — the International Polo Season. With six manicured fields, stabling for over 400 horses, and a social calendar that draws players and patrons from Argentina to the United States and Europe, it is a season unlike any other in the region.
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The residential market at Casa de Campo has shown remarkable resilience and steady appreciation over the past decade. For buyers evaluating an entry into this market, understanding the current pricing landscape across villa categories is essential to making an informed decision.
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Designed by Pete Dye and opened in 1971, Teeth of the Dog at Casa de Campo has been ranked the number one golf course in the Caribbean and Mexico for more than two decades. Its seven oceanside holes — cut directly into the coral rock of the southern Dominican coast — make it one of the most visually spectacular courses in the world.
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The dining scene around Casa de Campo and La Romana has evolved quietly into one of the Caribbean's most sophisticated culinary destinations — a blend of European technique, Dominican ingredients, and the kind of unhurried elegance that defines life on the southern coast.
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The Dominican Republic's CONFOTUR law (Law 158-01) offers some of the most attractive fiscal incentives for real estate investment in the Caribbean — including full exemption from property transfer tax, annual property tax, and income tax on rental earnings for up to 10 years.
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Spanning 7,000 acres along the southern coast of the Dominican Republic, Casa de Campo is not merely a resort — it is a private city, a world unto itself, where golf, polo, yachting, and design coexist at the highest standard.
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Perched above the Chavón River in La Romana, Altos de Chavón is one of the Caribbean's most extraordinary landmarks — a hand-built replica of a 16th-century Mediterranean village that has become a cultural epicenter for art, music, and architecture.
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