Rafael Madera emphasizes trust and competitive rates at the Banreservas Real Estate Fair in NY

Yerandi Santana
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New York.– During the second day of the Third Banreservas Real Estate Fair in New York City, Rafael Madera, executive vice president of Inmobiliaria Reservas, highlighted the trust and security offered by the entity to Dominicans interested in acquiring a home in the Dominican Republic, as well as the attractive financing rates that are presented as a unique opportunity for the diaspora.

Madera underlined that the assistance from the first day has been massive and that the clients have shown great interest in closing deals immediately. “Yesterday went very well for us. Customers were there from early on, we started closing deals early, and today we also expect more people to come. And even more tomorrow. This event has already been a success,” he indicated. The executive also explained the advantages offered by Inmobiliaria Banreservas: “As a subsidiary of Banco de Reservas, we can guarantee our clients a safe purchase and a reliable investment. We screen both clients and the builders to whom we sell, and with the support of the bank, we offer competitive rates and financing facilities that make the investment more accessible.”
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During the day, Banreservas offers preferential financing conditions, including loans of up to 90% of the property value and terms of up to 20 years, thus facilitating access to homeownership for thousands of Dominicans abroad. With these conditions, the fair is consolidated as an ideal space for Dominicans residing abroad to approach the acquisition of their housing, with institutional support, security and flexible payment options. The fair will continue until tomorrow, Friday, on the 12th floor of the Radio Hotel in Washington Heights and on the weekend in Massachusetts, offering attendees the opportunity to learn about and acquire real estate projects in different areas of the country.
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