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Rep. Dominicana

Arroyo Hondo Viejo

Aggregate market intelligence — medians, trend, and verified broker inventory at the place level.

Typical $/m²
$1,815
Median sale
$290K
Median rent
$1,300/mo
Estimated gross yield (asking prices)
8.1%

The market in Arroyo Hondo Viejo, in brief

In Arroyo Hondo Viejo, Dominican Republic, the typical asking price of a home for sale is US$1,815 per square meter. Half of the homes listed sit between US$1,526 and US$2,125 per square meter. The median asking price is US$290,000.

The median asking rent is US$1,300 a month. At these list prices, the estimated gross rental yield is 8.1% a year. The largest share of the supply for sale is apartments (67%), then houses (28%).

Figures from 100+ homes for sale in the current supply. Last updated October 26, 2026. They are asking prices of published listings, not closed sales. REAL NOW publishes aggregates only: no individual listing, owner or agent is shown.

Natural hazards in the municipality of Santo Domingo de Guzmán

High River flood, Urban flood

Medium Earthquake, Coastal flood, Water scarcity, Extreme heat

Low or very low Landslide, Tsunami

Hazard level of the whole municipality according to ThinkHazard! (GFDRR / World Bank, CC BY): a general view of each hazard, not a risk rating of a specific property. thinkhazard.org

Works nearby

Marked as under construction or proposed in OpenStreetMap and edited in the last 3 years: train and metro lines and major roads within 5 km of the zone centre, named projects within 2 km. OpenStreetMap is edited by volunteers: a work may already be finished, delayed or cancelled. Data © OpenStreetMap contributors (ODbL).

Price history & 12-month projection

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Broker listings in this place

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