US investor invests in Puerto Rico, United States
We are a company that acquires and develops highly profitable real estate projects in high-demand areas in Puerto Rico, United States. We offer international investors the opportunity to acquire a stake in our company and become directly involved in these developments. Through a profit distribution structure that gives priority to investors, our partners enjoy significantly higher returns than those typically offered by Latin American markets.
US investor invests in Puerto Rico, United States
We are a company that acquires and develops residential, tourist, commercial, and industrial real estate projects in high-demand areas in Puerto Rico. We offer accredited investors from the United States the opportunity to acquire a stake in our company and directly participate in developments backed by real assets. Through a profit distribution structure that gives priority to the investor (preferred return), our partners can access competitive returns within the U.S. real estate market.
“Income distributed to investors both U.S. and non-U.S. They do not pay income tax in Puerto Rico, as the projects will be developed under the Opportunity Zones Program. "
*Applies to U.S. and non-U.S. investors. The exemption is limited to taxation in Puerto Rico and does not affect tax obligations in other jurisdictions.
Our Investment Portfolio
Learn about the projects that Puerto Rico Real Estate Fund LLC is currently developing. Our portfolio has a current value of over USD 16 million, with projected sales of USD 94,350,000 and an estimated additional income of USD 7 to 14 million through the Opportunity Zone program.
Development of Valle Tania Residential Area – Phase 2
Urb. Estancias del Parra development – Phases 2 and 3
Urb. Paseos del Valle development – Phase 2
Distribution of our portfolio
Previous Experience
Learn about our completed projects that demonstrate our track record and experience in real estate development in Puerto Rico.
Why invest in Puerto Rico?
Structural housing deficit
Puerto Rico faces a historic shortage of new housing as a result of more than a decade of low construction following the 2008 crisis. While household formation continued, financing for developers was drastically reduced, generating a critical gap between supply and demand.
According to the Puerto Rico Builders Association, annual housing construction fell from approximately 12,000 units at the beginning of the 21st century to less than 700 units in 2024, which sustains persistent demand from traditional buyers in the face of extremely limited inventory.
Relocation after Hurricane Maria
The Hurricane Maria left thousands of homes destroyed or located in high-risk areas. Through the program R3, funded by the CDBG-DR and administered by the Puerto Rico Department of Housing, beneficiaries who are unable to repair their homes receive Relocation Vouchers for the purchase of new homes outside flood zones.
Currently, there are 3,963 eligible applications, which constitutes a source of immediate and verifiable demand for developments that meet the program's technical and price criteria.
Relocation due to the Southern Earthquakes
The earthquakes that occurred between 2019 and 2020 in southern Puerto Rico caused a new housing crisis in municipalities such as Guánica, Guayanilla, Lajas, and Ponce. To address this, the program was created. ReSURge, financed with funds CDBG-DR and administered by the Southern Consortium, with an allocation exceeding $210 million.
The program currently manages hundreds of active cases of beneficiaries with vouchers, facing a marked shortage of housing that meets the requirements, which reinforces the absorption of new developments in the region.
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Our main office is located in Ponce, Puerto Rico, from where we coordinate all our projects around the island.
We are strategically located to serve both local and international investors, offering personalized, high-quality service.
Ponce, Puerto Rico 00717

