| Building Size | 5,099 Square Feet |
| Land Size | 3,830 Square Meters |
| Zoning | RT-I |
| Parking | More than 30 |
| Water | Public |
| Sewer | Septic |
| Electric | Public |
| Year Built | 1979 |
| Construction | Cement |
| Roof | Cement |
| Kitchen | 638sq.ft. |
| Terrace | 1085 sq.ft. |
| Level 2 | Residential requires rehab |
3,830 m² of RT-I zoned flexibility, minutes from Dorado's tourism corridor, priced $67K below appraisal — and the seller needs to move."
This isn't a fixer-upper pitched as a dream home. It's a redevelopment play in one of Puerto Rico's fastest-growing corridors, priced to sell fast.
You're getting nearly a full cuerda of RT-I zoned land — the same zoning that supports villas turísticas, short-term rental, and boutique hospitality concepts — sitting on the direct edge of Dorado's tourism and luxury expansion. The first level is already built out: over 5,000 sq ft of open activity space, a working kitchen/warehouse area, and a terrace, ready to operate or reposition. The second level needs work — real work, no dressing it up — but that's exactly why this is priced at $840K against a $907K appraisal.
For an investor who can execute a rehab and reposition under RT-I's flexible use table, the math isn't speculative — it's arithmetic. Land value, location, and zoning are already doing the heavy lifting. You're paying for the dirt and the entitlement, not for a finished product.
Seller is motivated. This won't sit on the market long at this basis.
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