Cap Cana tackles real estate permitting bottlenecks
Cap Cana brought together the public and private sectors for the talk 'Hacia una permisología eficiente: retos y soluciones', a session aimed at clearing the bottlenecks that slow down real estate projects and, by extension, tourism investment. Arecoa has the story.
My take: this is a smart move. The destination doesn't just sell sand and sun, it competes for capital. And permitting is exactly where hotel and residential projects either speed up or stall. Having Cap Cana, one of the country's strongest hubs, put this issue on the table shows the sector is ready to stop complaining and start proposing.
The interesting part is the focus on challenges and solutions, not just problems. That constructive approach is what attracts investment. If public-private collaboration turns into smoother processes, Punta Cana and the eastern region win, and so does everyone who lives off tourism.
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