Judicial attachment and judgment annotation for $8,000,000 recorded on a Dorado Beach East lot in Higuillar, Dorado

The attachment, for $1,000,000, was recorded on August 18, 2026, and the judgment annotation, for $7,000,000, on August 20, 2026. Both are court orders entered on the property's registry record: an attachment holds the property as security for a claim in court, and a judgment annotation enters a court's judgment on the record.

The lot and its past

The property is part of Urbanización Dorado Beach East (urbanización (residential subdivision)). The property records give it a land area of 2,208 m2 / 23,770 sq ft.

The Puerto Rico Land Use Plan classifies the property as urban land. That class covers land served by roads, water, electricity and other infrastructure in areas already built up, though the class alone does not make a lot buildable. Its zoning district is RT-I, Residencial Turístico Intermedio, a residential district in tourism zones for land developed or developable at intermediate density and intensity.

Before these filings, the property had 1 sale deed on file across all years.

Sales in Higuillar and Dorado

Buyers and sellers recorded 331 sale deeds in the Higuillar neighbourhood over the past 12 months, fewer than the 463 they recorded in the 12 months before that. Deeds from the latest months are still being recorded, so the newer count may still grow.

The median price on those Higuillar deeds was $430,000 over the past 12 months, lower than the $500,000 of the 12 months before. Taken together, the two pairs suggest a quieter year for recorded sales in the neighbourhood, at lower prices.

Across the whole municipality, the registry took in 393 sale deeds over the past 12 months, fewer than the 567 of the 12 months before that. Here too, the latest months are still being recorded.

The municipal median moved the other way from the neighbourhood's. Dorado's sale deeds carried a median of $360,000 over the past 12 months, more than the $340,000 of the 12 months before.

Sellers listing homes in Dorado set a median asking price of $667,313 (September 2026) for residential property. An asking price is what sellers want, and it is not a sale.

Closed sales give a separate measure. Registered sale deeds put the median price paid in Dorado at $200,000 (October 2025), a series that leaves out the newest twelve months because deeds take time to reach the registry.

The same deeds count 25 (October 2025) residential sales completed in Dorado in the latest available deed month, also measured without the newest twelve months.