About Me

My career began in private banking, managing the wealth of Dominican and international families. When several of my clients started buying villas in the country's east, I found a gap: there were sellers of luxury properties, but no advisors who analyzed them with the rigor of a financial asset. In 2011 I crossed over from banking to real estate to fill that gap, and that remains the essence of my practice.

Fifteen years later, my work is concentrated in two territories I know house by house: Cap Cana and Casa de Campo. I represent buyers and sellers in transactions that almost never touch a public listing portal — most of my portfolio moves through private calls, non-disclosure agreements and vetted buyers. My clients are high-net-worth families, entrepreneurs and family offices who value three things: access, judgement and silence.

Over these years I have handled more than 120 transactions in the segment — purchases, sales, renovations with repositioning and early entries into branded residences. Each one confirmed the same lesson from my years in banking: luxury is not bought with emotion but with analysis, and the best deal is the one that protects wealth first and shows off the view second.