Houses for Sale in Puerto Plata

Compare houses for sale in Puerto Plata. See the asking price, built area and source portal of every house listed.

Listings in the index
983
Seen in the last 30 days
983
Portals
9
Prices
Asking, not closing
CurrencyPriced listingsMedianMiddle halfMedian per m²
USD676US$305,000US$240,000 – US$419,000US$1,326/m²676 samples
DOP25RD$8,500,000RD$540,000 – RD$17,000,000RD$47,500/m²25 samples

By bedrooms

Currency1 bedroom2 bedrooms3 bedrooms4+ bedrooms
USDToo few listingsUS$260,00072 listingsUS$270,000404 listingsUS$447,000198 listings
DOPToo few listingsToo few listingsRD$8,920,00014 listingsRD$7,450,00010 listings

Data generated on UTC. Medians and ranges require at least 10 priced listings; recent activity covers 30 days.

Frequently asked questions

How much does a house cost in Puerto Plata?
The median asking price is US$305,000, and the middle half ranges from US$240,000 to US$419,000, across 676 priced listings in USD. These are asking prices on listing portals, not closing prices, with data as of 2026-10-06.
What is the price per square meter of a house for sale in Puerto Plata?
The median asking price is US$1,326 per m², across 676 listings that state their size. These are asking prices on listing portals, not closing prices, with data as of 2026-10-06.
How much does a 3-bedroom house cost in Puerto Plata?
The median asking price is US$270,000, and the middle half ranges from US$225,000 to US$346,250, across 404 priced listings in USD. These are asking prices on listing portals, not closing prices, with data as of 2026-10-06.
How much does a house with 4 or more bedrooms cost in Puerto Plata?
The median asking price is US$447,000, and the middle half ranges from US$374,250 to US$622,500, across 198 priced listings in USD. These are asking prices on listing portals, not closing prices, with data as of 2026-10-06.

Source: Casanix, 983 listings observed, data as of 2026-10-06.

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Prices are the ones each advertiser publishes, and dates are the ones Casanix observed, not necessarily when a listing was first published. How we collect and compare listings (in Spanish).