This page helps international buyers quickly identify whether their situation corresponds to a type of case Caribbean Counsel handles. Buyers from the developments listed below have consulted with us regarding construction delays, unbuilt phases, missed delivery dates, or brand departures.
If you recognize your development, the linked articles explain your legal framework in detail. Don't see your project? Contact us directly — most cases fit a pattern we've handled before.
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Hotel Brand Terminated — Branded Condohotel Projects
Palace Suites — Bávaro
Wyndham-affiliated condohotel development in the Bávaro corridor where the international brand formally terminated its membership agreement in November 2025. Approximately 140 buyers affected.
Your legal optionsAny Branded Project — Brand Departure
Buyers in any Dominican Republic pre-construction condohotel whose international hotel brand (Wyndham, Marriott, Hilton, Hyatt, IHG, or other) terminated its affiliation with the developer before or during construction.
Your legal optionsLarge Multi-Phase Projects — Delays & Unbuilt Phases
Larimar City & Resort
Large-scale multi-phase mixed-use development promoted as the DR's first smart city, with Phase 1 originally projected for 2025 completion. Buyers from Spain, Europe, and North America have reported delays and unbuilt phases.
Your legal optionsPalm Oasis — Punta Cana
Multi-phase residential development in Punta Cana where buyers have reported construction delays exceeding two years and phases that remain unbuilt beyond their original projected milestones.
Your legal options7 Palms Beach
Pre-construction beach development where buyers have reported construction delays and phases not progressing on the originally projected timeline. Caribbean Counsel has received multiple consultations from buyers in this project.
Your legal optionsPalmeras Boulevard
Pre-construction residential or mixed-use development in the Punta Cana corridor where buyers have experienced construction delays and phases remaining unbuilt past projected delivery windows.
Your legal optionsZiba Suites
Pre-construction suites or condohotel development where buyers have reported delays and construction falling behind projected milestones. Multiple consultations received by Caribbean Counsel from buyers in this development.
Your legal optionsMareta Blue
Pre-construction development where buyers have reported construction delays and phases not completed within the originally projected timeline. Caribbean Counsel has received consultations from buyers seeking guidance on their legal options.
Your legal optionsBlue Marlin
Pre-construction development in the Punta Cana corridor where buyers have reported construction delays and phases not progressing on originally projected timelines. Multiple consultations received from buyers in this project.
Your legal optionsTwo years behind schedule is not a delay — it is a breach. Most buyers in these projects have a strong rescission case under Dominican law. Find out where you stand before the developer asks you to sign a new timeline.
WhatsApp Free AssessmentMissed Contractual Delivery Date
Bellaria Residences — Vista Cana
Villa development in Vista Cana where buyers have experienced construction delays and missed delivery dates. Buyers who received revised timelines without independent legal review may have inadvertently affected their claim position.
Your legal optionsAny Project — Delivery Date Passed
Buyers in any Dominican Republic pre-construction development where the contractual delivery date has passed without the property being delivered — regardless of whether the developer has issued a revised timeline.
Your legal optionsDeveloper Never Started or Abandoned Construction
Zero Construction — Payments Made, Nothing Built
Buyers who made pre-construction payments and confirmed that no physical work was started, no construction permit was pulled, and no land registry activity occurred. Often the strongest category of case under Dominican law.
Your legal optionsConstruction Stopped — Site Abandoned
Buyers in projects where construction started but fully stopped — including projects where only foundation or early structural work was completed before the developer went silent, stopped responding, or abandoned the site.
Your legal optionsCondominium Regime & Title Disputes
Resort Condominium — Administration Disputes
Unit owners in established or near-completed condominium developments facing disputes over administration, financial transparency, unauthorized decision-making, or assembly procedures under Dominican Law 5038.
Contact for assessmentMaster Title Not Issued — Individual Title Blocked
Buyers in completed or near-completed developments where the developer has failed to establish the condominium regime or obtain the master title certificate, blocking individual title issuance to unit owners.
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