Welcome to your daily briefing on real estate developments in CR. Today we're covering 8 key stories including updates on costa rica real estate headlines, costa rica real estate updates. Let's dive in.
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La fuente es la página del SNITCR que publica información sobre el servicio geográfico del Registro Inmobiliario en Costa Rica.
Brinda a los profesionales inmobiliarios una referencia oficial del catálogo de servicios geográficos del Registro Inmobiliario en el país.
A reference page from a Costa Rica real estate expert outlining brokerage commission rates and services including advisory, buy/sell, and property types like homes, hotels, farms, and land.
Costa Rica real estate professionals can benchmark their own commission structures against these local reference rates.
The National Institute of Statistics and Censuses (INEC) published its 2021 Construction Statistics documenting private-sector construction activity in Costa Rica.
Provides real estate professionals with official data on private construction volumes to benchmark market activity and identify trends.
This source is a quick guide focused on the most important aspect to consider when selling a property in Costa Rica to sell it quickly and attract multiple offers.
It gives real estate professionals in Costa Rica a clear reference point for advising sellers on how to position properties for faster, more competitive sales.
This guide explains how to calculate the costs of selling a property in Costa Rica to support a smooth, successful transaction.
For CR realtors, understanding these selling costs is essential to advise clients accurately and close transactions without surprises.
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According to the CFIA's 2024 Report on Works without Municipal Permit, 25% of construction projects inspected in Costa Rica last year did not have the required municipal construction license.
With a quarter of inspected works out of compliance, developers, buyers, and investors in CR need to confirm that municipal building permits are in place before closing or funding any project.
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Dpiedra Bienes Raíces shares a quick guide reminding owners selling property in Costa Rica that real estate commissions are subject to 13% IVA and that the sale moves faster.
For real estate professionals in Costa Rica, clarifying IVA on commissions is key to advising clients and avoiding surprises during property sales.
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