The Banco de Reservas of the Dominican Republic prepares its third real estate fair in the United States, directed at Dominicans abroad and international investors. This event aims to facilitate the purchase of homes in the country with attractive financial conditions.
Key dates and locations of the real estate fair
The real estate fair will take place from March 18 to 20 in New York, specifically at the Radio Hotel located at 500 West 181st Street, floor 12. Subsequently, from March 21 to 22, it will arrive in Lawrence, Massachusetts, at the Parthum School Complex in 255 E. Haverhill St. The schedule will be from 10:00 a.m. to 7:00 p.m. each day.
Financing and offer in the Banreservas real estate fair
During the real estate fair, Banreservas will offer competitive interest rates, financing of up to 90% of the property value and extended terms up to 20 years. Over 6,000 residential units will be presented, including apartments, houses, villas, and plots, with the participation of more than 30 developers, builders, and real estate companies.
Statements by Leonardo Aguilera on the real estate fair
For Banreservas, the diaspora Dominican represents a fundamental pillar of our economy and identity. With this third real estate fair we reaffirm our commitment to bringing investment opportunities to our compatriots.
Leonardo Aguilera, executive president of Banreservas, emphasized the role of the diaspora in the national economy. This initiative is part of the bank’s internationalization strategy, supported by offices in Madrid, New York, and Miami.
Those interested can pre-qualify by calling 1-332-456-2922 or through the institution’s website. Projects from various regions of the country will be available, with specialized advice from recognized builders.
This real estate fair continues the success of previous editions, where thousands of Dominicans in the US have accessed properties. The diaspora remits annually billions of dollars to the Dominican Republic, driving the real estate sector, which grew 12% in 2025 according to data from the Central Bank. Banreservas thus strengthens economic ties with its compatriots abroad, allowing them to invest safely in their homeland.
The real estate fair not only offers housing, but a bridge to keep alive the connection with the Dominican Republic.
