The Bávaro–Punta Cana corridor continues to see some of the fastest property appreciation in the Caribbean, driven by record tourism arrivals and continued airport and road infrastructure investment. Pre-construction pricing in emerging areas like Uvero Alto and Vista Cana remains meaningfully lower than established zones like Bávaro Centro and Cap Cana, which is drawing early-stage investors willing to wait through a construction timeline. Rental performance has also strengthened, with nightly rates and occupancy both trending upward across most property types, particularly beachfront condos and villas positioned for short-term rental. On the buyer side, we're seeing a shift: international buyers are no longer just retirees looking for a lifestyle change, but a growing share of younger investors treating a Punta Cana unit as a genuine income-producing asset. Inventory in the most walkable, beach-adjacent pockets remains tight, which is keeping resale values firm even as new supply comes online further inland. For 2026, expect continued appreciation in established beachfront zones and the biggest relative upside in corridor areas still building out infrastructure.