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Moving to Puerto Rico involves more than finding a home. The community you choose can affect your commute, schools, daily routine, travel, and ultimately how well the move works for you.
INCANTO combines real estate guidance with relocation support so your property search is considered within the bigger picture of your move. Whether you are relocating for work, a corporate assignment, Act 60, family priorities, or a lifestyle change, we help you understand your options before making important decisions.
With more than 30 years of real estate and relocation experience, our role is to provide the local perspective, coordination, and continuity that can make an unfamiliar market easier to navigate from the planning stage through your transition to life in Puerto Rico.
LIVING IN PUERTO RICO
Moving with a family means considering much more than the home itself.
We help you compare communities in Puerto Rico while considering schools, commute, lifestyle, daily routines, and the type of property that best fits your family’s plans.
The goal is to help you understand how the pieces connect before you decide where to live..
A successful relocation should support both the professional and the transition behind the move.
INCANTO assists executives, professionals, corporate transferees, and relocating families with local orientation, housing, community selection, and the practical considerations involved in establishing a home in Puerto Rico.
With hands-on relocation experience and specialized global mobility training, we can also work alongside employers, relocation companies, and mobility partners when additional coordination is needed.
Relocating to Puerto Rico under Act 60 involves decisions that extend beyond the incentive itself.
Where you choose to live, whether you rent or buy, how your family will settle in, and what type of property fits your long-term plans are all part of the move.
INCANTO provides real estate and relocation guidance to help you evaluate those decisions while working alongside your own legal and tax advisors on matters related to Act 60.
Relocating to Puerto Rico is more than a change of address—it is a decision about how you want to live.
Over the years, many clients have asked me what makes Puerto Rico such a compelling place to call home. The answer is different for every family, professional, or individual making the move. For some, it is the lifestyle, climate, culture, and proximity to the mainland. For others, the move is connected to work, business opportunities, family priorities, or Puerto Rico’s Act 60 incentives.
Through more than 30 years in real estate and extensive experience assisting relocating clients, I have learned that the property should rarely be considered in isolation. Community, schools, commute, travel, lifestyle, timing, and long-term plans can all influence where someone ultimately chooses to live.
My role is to help you understand those pieces before making important decisions—so your property search supports not only your real estate goals, but the life you are planning in Puerto Rico.
Mariela Arrojo, GMS - Broker Owner
Relocating to Puerto Rico comes with questions about housing, communities, schools, timing, and the practical details of the move. Here are some of the questions we hear most often.
Ideally, begin several months before your target move date. This gives you time to compare communities, understand housing options, explore schools if needed, and determine whether renting or buying first makes the most sense for your situation.
There is no single answer. Some clients prefer to rent first while learning the island, while others arrive ready to purchase. Your timeline, lifestyle, financial plans, familiarity with Puerto Rico, and available inventory should all be considered before deciding.
Start with your daily life—not just the property. Consider work location, schools, commute, airport access, walkability, privacy, community amenities, and how you want to spend your time outside the home.
Yes. Many relocating clients begin with virtual consultations, community comparisons, property searches, and live virtual showings before traveling to Puerto Rico.
Yes. For families, the housing decision often connects closely with schools, commute, activities, lifestyle, and the type of community that will make the transition easier.
Yes. INCANTO works with executives, professionals, corporate transferees, employers, and relocation partners who need housing and local relocation support in Puerto Rico.
Yes. INCANTO assists clients with the real estate and relocation aspects of moving to Puerto Rico under Act 60. Legal and tax matters should be handled with the client’s own qualified advisors.
Yes. Much of the early relocation and property search process can begin remotely, including consultations, community discussions, property research, and virtual tours.
RELOCATION RESOURCES
PLANNING A MOVE TO PUERTO RICO?
Tell us a little about your move, timing, and housing plans. We’ll help you understand your options and determine the next step that makes the most sense for you.
Explore available properties as you begin comparing communities and housing options for your move to Puerto Rico.