A rare opportunity to acquire a fully restored 21,899 SF historic landmark in the heart of Old San Juan. Originally built in 1913 as Cine Luna, this unique building has been meticulously rehabilitated by Universidad Carlos Albizu, blending architectural heritage with modern institutional infrastructure. The ground level features a restored theater—ideal for screenings, lectures, performances, and corporate events—along with a welcoming reception area and a spacious interior patio suited for gatherings and programming. An elevator and central stair connect the second and third floors, offering flexible office areas with private offices, conference room(s), and expansive open workspaces. With its scale, condition, and versatility, 205 Luna is exceptionally positioned for a cultural and innovation campus, educational center, creative headquarters, professional offices, or a signature event venue. A turnkey asset with rare character, presence, and functionality—ready for its next chapter.

Set on Calle Fortaleza, just off Plaza Colón, this two-bedroom, one-bath apartment offers a practical foothold in Old San Juan for the buyer who wants the neighborhood in daily reach. It is a third-floor walk-up in a straightforward 1930s building, and the value is clear: proximity, flexibility, and everyday access to one of San Juan’s most walkable districts. Inside, the apartment has been updated for daily use, with a renovated kitchen and bathroom, in-unit laundry, dishwasher drawers, air conditioning throughout, 11-foot ceilings, a private balcony, and vintage black-and-white polished concrete floors that give the rooms a graphic rhythm. The interiors have personality, a quiet nostalgic streak, and just enough whimsy: light blue kitchen cabinetry, mahogany butcher block counters, gold hardware, vintage-leaning fixtures, forest-green bathroom tile, penny rounds, and strawberry wallpaper create a space that feels collected and intentional. With approximately $33/month HOA fees, low recurring costs, and short-term rental flexibility, the apartment works as a part-time residence, local city base, or income-flexible property when not in personal use. It is not oversized, overbuilt, or overcomplicated; it is a smart Old San Juan base for someone who values location, walkability, flexibility, and ease of ownership. Buyer to verify all intended uses and applicable requirements.

From its elevated position on the twentieth floor, the apartment sits high above Isla Verde, with broad windows that frame the Atlantic and a tall, double-pitched skylight bringing the sky directly into the living room. The effect is unusually open and bright: you are constantly aware of the height, the horizon and the changing light outside. The main living area is open and bright, with a remodeled kitchen opening directly to the living area. Marble floors run throughout, and the renovation has been handled in a clean, contemporary way: new doors, curtains and light fixtures, a built-in media wall in the living room, updated bathrooms and a streamlined kitchen. The skylight gives the living room a sense of height and volume. During the day, it adds another source of natural light above the windows. After sunset, the experience changes. The ocean recedes into darkness and the surrounding skyline becomes more visible, giving the apartment a second, more urban character at night. The apartment is offered completely furnished, decorated and equipped, making it genuinely ready for immediate use. A covered parking space is included in the deed. Just as importantly for a buyer considering the property as an income-producing asset, the condominium permits short-term rentals, allowing the apartment to move from closing into personal use or rental operation without first requiring another renovation or furnishing project. A deeded covered parking space is included.

Set at the crown of a mountaintop in Guavate, Cayey, this private concrete retreat feels suspended above the landscape, with sweeping views of the surrounding mountains in every direction at what feels like the top of the world. The main residence opens to a generous wraparound veranda and expansive terrace with a pool table and bar area, all oriented toward the views. Inside, the ground level features a dramatic foyer with tall ceilings, an open kitchen, and living and dining areas that flow directly to the terrace, anchored by a working chimney! A rare and atmospheric feature in Puerto Rico, especially meaningful in the cooler mountain months of Cayey. Surrounded by blooming robles nativos, red torch ginger, giant ferns and layered tropical foliage, the property feels elemental and transportive, a place where mountain air and endless green meet in perfect balance. A round dipping pool is perfectly positioned to capture the views, while a separate guest cabaña offers two independent sleeping quarters, one with its own kitchen and balcony, separated by a lock-off door for flexibility and privacy. The property is fully supported by a whole-property backup generator and its own private water source with cistern and pump system. Private, resilient, and deeply connected to the mountain landscape, this Guavate mountain retreat feels worlds away while remaining unmistakably Puerto Rico.

Positioned at the end of a quiet cul-de-sac in northern Bejucos Ward, this 1,097-square-meter residential parcel occupies one of the most desirable settings within a small community of similarly sized homesites. Only eight minutes from Jobos Beach and the town center of Isabela, it promises a peaceful residential setting in one of Puerto Rico’s most sought-after coastal municipalities. Included with the sale are professionally prepared architectural plans and photorealistic renderings for an approximately 3,000-square-foot contemporary residence featuring three ensuite bedrooms, expansive covered and open-air terraces, a swimming pool, outdoor kitchen, bar, and generous spaces for entertaining. Isabela has firmly established itself as one of Puerto Rico’s most desirable coastal municipalities, valued for its laid-back character, exceptional beaches, renowned surf breaks, and proximity to Rafael Hernández Intl. Airport. The community is governed by a recorded Declaration of Protective Covenants that preserves its residential character and encourages quality custom construction through consistent development standards.

Set on the northwest corner of a classic midcentury building on Avenida Miramar, this eighth-floor residence is shaped by a sophisticated renovation, exceptional natural light and a beautifully proportioned interior. Built in 1962, Miramar 656 maintains its original character while incorporating significant upgrades, including a full-power generator, water cistern, renovated lobby and two modern elevators. The front door gives way to an ample foyer and an open floor plan that feels composed, bright and effortless. Light streams in from three exposures and large glass windows reveal tropical greenery and far-reaching views of Miramar, San Juan Bay and the Atlantic beyond. Water views are visible from every room in the home, giving the apartment a welcome sense of openness. Renovated in 2024 in collaboration with an architect, the space features updated flooring, sleek finishes, modern appliances and mini-split ACs throughout. The distinct areas of the home flow naturally into one another, while retaining a clear sense of separation and purpose. Lighting, curtains, plants, artwork and textiles complement the architecture throughout the space, resulting in a home that feels cohesive and intentional. This contemporary residence is set within a condominium that feels distinctly Miramar. Tropical architecture, terrazzo flooring and breeze blocks give the building a residential character that is increasingly uncommon in newer construction. Thoughtful design, modern amenities and a walkable setting come together at this residence that feels both polished and highly livable.

Set on the northwest corner of a classic midcentury building on Avenida Miramar, this eighth-floor residence is shaped by a sophisticated renovation, exceptional natural light and a beautifully proportioned interior. Built in 1962, Miramar 656 maintains its original character while incorporating significant upgrades, including a full-power generator, water cistern, renovated lobby and two modern elevators. The front door gives way to an ample foyer and an open floor plan that feels composed, bright and effortless. Light streams in from three exposures and large glass windows reveal tropical greenery and far-reaching views of Miramar, San Juan Bay and the Atlantic beyond. Water views are visible from every room in the home, giving the apartment a welcome sense of openness. Renovated in 2024 in collaboration with an architect, the space features updated flooring, sleek finishes, modern appliances and mini-split ACs throughout. The distinct areas of the home flow naturally into one another, while retaining a clear sense of separation and purpose. Lighting, curtains, plants, artwork and textiles complement the architecture throughout the space, resulting in a home that feels cohesive and intentional. This contemporary residence is set within a condominium that feels distinctly Miramar. Tropical architecture, terrazzo flooring and breeze blocks give the building a residential character that is increasingly uncommon in newer construction. Thoughtful design, modern amenities and a walkable setting come together at this residence that feels both polished and highly livable.

ON HOON SHELL ROAD, A FEW STEPS FROM THE SEA. Tucked along a quiet side street in Surfside at Palmas del Mar, this contemporary residence sits just steps from a small sandy cove known mostly to neighbors and locals. Here, the Caribbean is part of everyday life—the sound of the waves, the coastal breeze, and the beach only moments from your door. Built in 2023 on a 1,512 SM lot, the home offers 4,473 SF of gross living area and a total gross construction area of 7,450 SF, with double-height living spaces, expansive windows, a sculptural wood staircase, and a sleek contemporary kitchen. The main residence features 3 en-suite bedrooms plus a fourth full bathroom serving the living areas. An attached guest studio with its own exterior entrance and full bathroom brings the total to 5 full bathrooms. Full power generator. The open grounds offer room for tropical gardens, outdoor entertaining, and a potential pool. A commissioned landscape and pool concept illustrates one possible transformation, allowing the next owner to envision a personalized coastal retreat. Exclusively listed by Bouret Real Estate | 787-642-9293 | bouretpr@gmail.com

With its whitewashed walls, clay-tiled roofs, and warm terracotta floors, Villa Las Brisas has the unmistakable charm of Mediterranean architecture. Beautifully remodeled and furnished, Villa 23A brings a fresh, understated elegance to this lush resort setting in Río Mar. The terracotta floors have been beautifully restored, while a redesigned kitchen and two renovated bathrooms introduce handcrafted glazed tiles, natural wood, and a soft, inviting palette. Carefully selected furnishings and organic textures give the interiors a relaxed sophistication, with thoughtful touches such as a dedicated coffee and wine bar in the living area, and motorized blackout curtains in the bedroom. Beyond the interiors, sweeping golf course views, abundant natural light, and refreshing breezes make the villa an inviting escape from the pace of everyday life, whether for a long weekend or an extended stay. Offered fully furnished, the villa features 1,172 square feet of living space, one generously sized bedroom, two full bathrooms, and an assigned parking space. All within Río Mar's beautiful beach and golf resort in Río Grande, with El Yunque and Luquillo just minutes away.