Guaynabo house bought from a bank for $560,000 resells for $1,400,000
A five-bedroom house at C-11 Calle Acrópolis in Urbanización Monte Olimpo, in Frailes, Guaynabo, sold for $1,400,000 to a private buyer in a deed recorded on July 2, 2026. The seller had bought it from a bank for $560,000 in a deed recorded on April 11, 2019, so the price is up 150% in seven years.
From foreclosure to resale
The bank took the house in a judicial sale in a mortgage foreclosure, recorded on October 25, 2018 at $616,859. It sold the house to the 2019 buyer for less than that amount.
In 2024, filings sought to build a double carport at the existing single-family home. An environmental exclusion filed on June 7, 2024 was approved; a construction consultation filed on October 7, 2024 was left incomplete, and the two construction permit filings were deleted or archived.
On the market before the deed
The house was first advertised on October 15, 2025, asking $1,699,000. From October 24, 2025 the listing broker's advertisements asked $1,495,000 and described a corner home built in 1985 with five bedrooms, five full bathrooms and about 3,733 sq. ft. of living space on a 1,014 m2 lot.
An advertisement first seen on February 27, 2026 asked $1,400,000, the amount the deed records. The sale closed $299,000 below the first ask and $95,000 below the $1,495,000 most advertisements carried.
How the price compares
Frailes recorded 178 house sale deeds in the 12 months from December 2025 to November 2026, at a median of $307,500. Ten of them, this sale included, were at $1,400,000 or more.
Across Guaynabo, 485 house sale deeds in the same months had a median of $330,000, and 28, this sale included, were at $1,400,000 or more. The other house sales in Monte Olimpo since 2023 were lower: $398,620 in May 2023 and $900,000 in September 2024.