The South Caribbean region of Costa Rica offers an ideal balance between tourism growth, legal security, and high property appreciation. It is one of the regions with the highest potential in the country, perfect for those looking to invest in vacation rentals, sustainable projects, or residential developments with strong value growth potential.

Yes. Foreigners have the same property rights as Costa Ricans. The process is secure, transparent, and can even be carried out remotely with the representation of a lawyer through a power of attorney.

Yes. Foreign investors can apply for residency through investment (investor) if they invest at least $150,000 USD in real estate or a business registered with Costa Rican authorities. To apply, they must demonstrate to Immigration that they have the minimum investment and that the business is registered in the National Registry or the Government’s Investment Registry. This option can also benefit their spouse and dependent children.

More and more investors are choosing the Costa Rican Caribbean for its high profitability potential. On average, our clients achieve an annual return of 15% to 20% on villa construction projects, with some achieving even higher figures thanks to the constant growth in tourism and demand for premium vacation accommodations.

When purchasing a property, transfer taxes, notary and registry fees, and possible real estate commissions must be considered. In total, these costs represent between 3% and 5% of the property's value.