Area guide
Real estate in Cap Cana
A private luxury resort next to Punta Cana airport: marina, Jack Nicklaus golf and Juanillo beach.
Cap Cana- Properties available
- 112
- From
- USD 160,000
- Median price
- USD 400,000
- Most common type
- Apartments
Cap Cana is a master-planned resort city of more than 12,000 hectares south of Punta Cana airport, with controlled access, Marina Cap Cana, the Punta Espada course (designed by Jack Nicklaus and rated among the best in the Caribbean) and Juanillo beach. It is the reference luxury destination in the east of the country.
The offer includes apartments and penthouses in communities such as Las Iguanas and Green Village, designer villas on the golf courses and lots to build on. Entry prices are higher than in Bávaro, but exclusivity, security and infrastructure support long-term value.
Properties in Cap Cana
See all 112 properties in Cap CanaUSD$ 450,000
Apartment in Cap Cana, Higüey
Desde USD$ 242,000
Project in CAP CANA
USD$ 550,000
Apartment for Sale
USD$ 1,600,000
Luxury House in Cap Cana, El Caletón
USD$ 375,000
1000040294
Desde USD$ 405,000
Project in CAP CANA
USD$ 180,000
APARTMENT IN CIUDAD LAS CANAS, CAP CANA
USD$ 1,490,000
Tourist Property in Cap Cana
USD$ 270,000
Cap Cana: 2 BR with Pool in Ciudad Las Canas
Desde USD$ 325,000
Project in Driving Range Condos
USD$ 395,000
Cap Cana 3 BR Luxury Apt Ciudad Las Canas
USD$ 415,000
Apartment for Sale in Cap Cana
Frequently asked questions about Cap Cana
Can you live in Cap Cana all year?
Yes. Cap Cana has an international school, a medical centre, a supermarket and a permanent residential community. Many owners combine living there with seasonal rentals.
What maintenance fees apply in Cap Cana?
On top of the condominium or community fee, Cap Cana charges a resort maintenance fee for services, security and common areas. Ask for the up-to-date figures for each property before making an offer.
Is off-plan worth it in Cap Cana?
There are quite a few new projects inside the resort, and they tend to appreciate on delivery. As always, check the developer, the contract and the timeline with a lawyer.