Cooperativa de Ahorro y Crédito Dr. Manuel Zeno Gandía records a $7,225,000 mortgage on a Guayama condominium property

A mortgage is a security right over real estate that guarantees an obligation. The property stays in the hands of the debtor or a third party, and the lender holds the right as security for what is owed.

The property and its building

The property is part of Condominio Cuenca Del Guamaní (condominium building). It covers 3,457 m2 / 37,212 sq ft in the property records.

The Puerto Rico Land Use Plan classes the property as urban land. Land in that class is served by roads, water, electricity and other infrastructure in areas already consolidated by building, though the class alone does not make a lot buildable.

The property's zoning is C-I, an intermediate commercial district. It covers commercial areas serving several neighborhoods and commerce in the municipalities' founding town centers.

Across all years, the property has 1 sale deed linked to it, apart from the new mortgage.

Sales in Barrio Pueblo and Guayama

Buyers and sellers in the neighbourhood recorded 145 sale deeds over the past 12 months, fewer than the 180 of the 12 months before that. The median price on those deeds was $76,398, below the $81,000 of the earlier year.

Deeds from the latest months are still being recorded, so the newest period is not yet complete. Even with that gap, the neighbourhood figures point to a quieter year for sales at a lower median price.

Across the whole municipality of Guayama, the past 12 months brought 338 sale deeds, fewer than the 440 of the 12 months before that. The municipal median recorded price was $80,000, a little below the $81,750 of the earlier year. Those deeds also include months that are still being recorded.

Taken on its own terms, the municipal count suggests a slower year for sale filings, with prices close to where they were.

A monthly count of registered sale deeds gives a longer view. In the latest available deed month, Guayama had 30 (October 2025) completed residential sales. That count leaves out the newest months because of registration lag.

The count also excludes deeds typed as commercial land or parking, and it counts untyped deeds as residential. The monthly series shows how the number of completed sales has moved over time.

Listings tell a separate story from deeds. Sellers of residential property in Guayama are asking a median of $178,000 (September 2026), a figure drawn from a small sample of listings.

An asking price is what a seller wants, and it stays separate from the prices written on recorded deeds.