
- 200 m²
Lot in Jacobo Majluta, Santo Domingo Norte, Santo Domingo
Santo Domingo Norte is one of the parts of Greater Santo Domingo with the most land for sale, especially towards El Higüero, La Victoria and the ring road.
There are 235 lots for sale in Santo Domingo Norte right now. Median price: US$ 173,355 (US$ 60/m²). Area guide ↓
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Santo Domingo Norte is the municipality north of the Distrito Nacional, across the Isabela river. Its historic centre is Villa Mella, and in recent decades it has grown with working-class neighbourhoods, housing estates and gated communities towards El Higüero, La Victoria and Sabana Perdida.
Jacobo Majluta Avenue, begun in 1990, has become its development corridor: apartment towers, gated communities and shopping plazas line it, and areas such as Ciudad Modelo have filled with new projects.
Metro Line 1 has its northern terminus, Mamá Tingó, in Villa Mella, running elevated on this stretch; from there you reach downtown without touching the traffic. The Santo Domingo cable car (Teleférico) links Charles de Gaulle and Sabana Perdida with Gualey, where it connects with Metro Line 2 at Eduardo Brito station.
By car, Jacobo Majluta connects with República de Colombia Avenue, and the Santo Domingo ring road (Circunvalación) links the area with the Duarte highway. El Higüero is home to Joaquín Balaguer International Airport, used for domestic and private flights.
First-time buyers looking for a new apartment with amenities at a price they cannot find in the Distrito Nacional, families who want a house with a yard, and people who work in the north of the city or along the Duarte highway.
Many Jacobo Majluta projects are sold off-plan: ask for the payment schedule, delivery date and legal structure (trust or promise-of-sale contract), and visit the developer's finished buildings. Ask whether the project qualifies as affordable housing (bajo costo), as that can unlock the ITBIS bonus. And time the trip to Jacobo Majluta or the metro at rush hour.
Active listings on llave.do; median and range for November 2026, with duplicates removed.
In November 2026, the median of the 236 listings for sale is US$ 173,355. Half of the listings fall between US$ 19,208 and US$ 1,139,943. The median price per square metre is US$ 60.
Metro Line 1 starts in Villa Mella (Mamá Tingó station) and runs down to the city centre, and the cable car links Sabana Perdida and Charles de Gaulle with Line 2. By car, the bridges over the Isabela and the routes into the Distrito Nacional get very congested at rush hour.
Because it is one of the few parts of Greater Santo Domingo with land available and good connections, which lets developers offer new apartments with amenities at first-home prices. When comparing, look at the price per square metre and what each project includes.
That it has a definitive title and survey (deslinde), road access and water and electricity, and the permitted zoning. There is plenty of supply in the expansion areas towards El Higüero and La Victoria, and not all of it is properly regularised.