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Barahona real estate is the area to invest in the Dominican Republic. Everything is in on the way for the Barahona region to become the next development region. Barahona is today what Puerto Plata, Punta Cana and Samana were 10 to 20 years ago. Not much development, beautiful landscapes and rock bottom prices. Prices in Barahona for real estate and land are still very good. Just remember what happened in the now most popular DR destinations like Punta Cana, Samana and Puerto Plata. Barahona is in the southwest region of the Dominican Republic. The most important facts for you !!! - More sun than Punta Cana and less rain !!!
- Around 2.5 hrs drive by very good road from Santo Domingo Airport
- Mountains and beaches
- Cheap land !!!
- Barahona is a large town with around 70.000 people
- Small marina
- high density for construction: 45 bedrooms per 10.000 m2
After 10 years, commercial flights return to Dominican Southwest airport Commercial flights through Barahona’s (southwest) Maria Montez International Airport resumed Thursday, which is expected to spur operations by other airlines and jump start the province’s and the region’s economy. The Dominican airports management company Aerodom said the operations were resumed with the arrival of a passenger flight from San Juan, Puerto Rico. The terminal, despite its modern structure and a runway capable of receiving wide body jets, had remained practically inoperative since its inaugural in the late 1980s, except for a short-lived effort by the now defunct Air Santo Domingo in the late 1990s. The Tourism Ministry, the Airports Commission, the Civil Aviation Institute, the Dominican Air Force, the Asociación of Barahona Residents in Puerto Rico (ABAPUR), Aerodom, and other agencies took part in the effort to reopening the Maria Montez terminal’s operations, which began with the arrival of a BE-19 airplane with 19 passengers and two crew, property of MN Aviation, which landed at 1:45 p.m., as part of a weekly schedule In addition to the Maria Montez Aerodom manages the State-owned airports Luperon-Puerto Plata, Catey-Samana, Las Americas-Santo Domingo, La Isabela-Higuero and Arroyo Barril-Samana. Source: Dominican Today, August 14, 2009 
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