We buy houses in Juncos
We buy houses in Juncos for cash, in the barrios and in the pueblo
We buy houses in Juncos for cash and as they stand, in Valenciano Abajo and Arriba, Lirios, Ceiba Norte and Sur, Santana, Las Piñas, Gurabo Abajo, Caimito, Mansiones de Juncos and the pueblo. In the last 12 months CRIM recorded 208 house sales in Juncos. In June 2025 the municipality adopted a public nuisance declaration regulation with its own control program. Written offer in 24 hours, valid 7 days, closing in 45 to 60 days with an attorney-notary and no commissions.
Key takeaways
- 208 houses sold in Juncos in the last 12 months; Valenciano (17) and Lirios (13) were the barrios with the most deeds, followed by Santana and Ceiba Norte.
- Open inheritance, unsubdivided lot, past-due CRIM: we resolve it with the attorney-notary, advance the succession costs and pay CRIM from the price at closing.
- Juncos approved Ordinance 25, series 2024-2025 (June 11, 2025): a new public nuisance regulation and a Programa de Control de Estorbos Públicos.
- We buy the barrio house with land, with the unfinished second floor or in a deceased person's name. Offer valid 7 days, no commissions.
How many houses sold in Juncos
CRIM recorded 208 house sales in Juncos between November 2025 and October 2026. Valenciano, counting Valenciano Abajo and Reparto Valenciano, had 17 deeds; Lirios 13; Santana and Ceiba Norte 7 each. In Juncos the sales are spread across the barrios rather than concentrated in one urbanización.
That changes how a house gets valued here. In Caguas or Fajardo there are urbanizaciones with thirty sales a year and the comparison is direct. In Juncos the typical house is a concrete barrio house on road 31, 198 or 952, with land, a carport and sometimes a second floor built over time. Each one is different, so we visit before giving the number and show you the deeds we used.
The urbanizaciones that do move sales (Mansiones de Juncos, Hacienda Borinquen, Villa Alegre, Estancias de Juncos) get compared with each other, never with barrio houses.
Juncos's public nuisance regulation, new since June 2025
On June 11, 2025 the Juncos municipal legislature approved Ordinance 25, series 2024-2025, with the Reglamento para la Declaración de Estorbos Públicos en el Municipio Autónomo de Juncos. It replaces the 2020-2021 ordinance that created the rehabilitation plan and the Programa de Control de Estorbos Públicos. The Oficina de Infraestructura y Rehabilitación is among the offices that receive it.
The regulation follows the Municipal Code: the municipality identifies the house, gives notice, allows 30 days to oppose and request a hearing before an examining officer, and declares if nobody corrects the condition. Then come the order to clean or demolish, the $1,000 to $5,000 fine, the lien and expropriation. Act 97-2026 set an estate's time to claim at three years.
If your closed-up house in Lirios or Ceiba Norte enters that program, selling first is the exit that leaves you money. We buy with the debt and the open file: abandoned house.
CRIM for a Juncos house
Juncos is served by the CRIM regional office in Humacao, 152 Ave. Font Martelo, Suite 1, phone 787-852-1850, though many people from Juncos use the Caguas office because it's closer; the debt certificate comes out the same on the portal. We pull it before the offer and deduct the debt from the price.
In Juncos we often see the house the father built on the grandfather's land, never subdivided, with CRIM in the grandfather's name and nothing in the Registry. Selling it means sorting out two things: the succession and the title. We explain it in inherited house and unregistered property. We buy once the title is clear and advance the process once a purchase agreement is signed.
What we buy in Juncos
Barrio houses with land, urbanización houses, pueblo houses with a storefront below, condos, half-built houses and hurricane-damaged houses. With a tenant, with debt, without a use permit. We don't buy land with no house.
- Barrios: Valenciano Abajo, Valenciano Arriba, Lirios, Ceiba Norte, Ceiba Sur, Santana, Las Piñas, Gurabo Abajo, Caimito, Mamey, Pueblo.
- Urbanizaciones and communities: Mansiones de Juncos, Hacienda Borinquen, Villa Alegre, Estancias de Juncos, Reparto Valenciano, the Santana community.
- Houses along roads 31, 198, 952 and 9952.
A house with an unpermitted second floor won't qualify for a loan. It doesn't stop us: unpermitted house.
How to sell your Juncos house to us
Send us the address, the parcel number or a map pin. Within 24 hours you have the written offer, valid 7 days, with the deeds and the renovation itemized. If you sign, we close in 45 to 60 days with an attorney-notary. Debts are paid from the price at closing. No commission.
If you're one of several siblings, we talk to each one: multiple heirs. If you live away, you sign with an apostilled power of attorney: selling from the States. And if you know of a closed-up house that isn't yours, see the $1,000 reward.
Town facts we use to make the offer
| Fact | Value | Source |
|---|---|---|
| Houses sold in the last 12 months | 208 deeds (as of October 30, 2026) | CRIM recorded deeds; our own count |
| Sectors with the most sales | Valenciano (17), Lirios (13), and Santana and Ceiba Norte (7 each) | CRIM recorded deeds; our own count |
| Who declares a public nuisance | Municipio Autónomo de Juncos, Programa de Control de Estorbos Públicos | Reglamento para la Declaración de Estorbos Públicos, Ordinance 25, series 2024-2025 (June 11, 2025) |
| Time to oppose the declaration | 30 days from notice; hearing before an examining officer | Municipal Code, Act 107-2020, art. 4.010 |
| Fine if it is not corrected | $1,000 to $5,000, plus the cleanup cost as a lien | Act 107-2020 as amended by Act 97-2026 |
| CRIM office that serves the town | CRIM regional office in Humacao, 152 Ave. Font Martelo, Suite 1, 787-852-1850 | CRIM office directory |
| Properties with no identified owner (CRIM 2026) | CRIM counted 55,521 properties with no identified owner island-wide (July 2026); it published figures only for San Juan, Ponce and Utuado, so there is no number for this town | El Nuevo Día, July 28, 2026 |
Sales are deeds recorded with CRIM in the last 12 months, houses only (no lots), excluding court transfers and deeds under $5,000. Municipal and CRIM figures come from public documents; confirm them with the office before you go.
What we do not do
We are not attorneys or brokers. In a foreclosure, catching up or negotiating with the bank comes first; a cash sale is one exit, not the only one. We do not promise a date an official procedure will not allow, and we do not publish fee figures: the attorney-notary confirms them.
Frequently asked questions
Before you request an offer
- ✓The house address or the CRIM parcel (catastro) number.
- ✓Whose name the property is in, and whether that person is alive.
- ✓What is owed: CRIM, mortgage, water, power, maintenance fees, even roughly.
- ✓If there is a lawsuit, bank letter, municipal fine or FEMA claim, the date on the document.
- ✓Whether anyone lives in the house today.
- ✓Exterior photos or a WhatsApp video; with no access, the address is enough to start.
Let's talk about the house
Tell us which Juncos barrio the house is in, whose name it's in and whether it owes anything. Written offer in 24 hours.
How selling your house for cash works, step by step
Neighboring towns where we also buy
Sources
- Juncos, Ordinance 25, series 2024-2025: public nuisance declaration regulation
- CRIM Humacao regional office: address, phone and towns served
- CRIM cadastral map (parcel number, recorded owner, sales)
- Puerto Rico Municipal Code, Act 107-2020 (OGP text)
- Guide to Act 97-2026 on public nuisances (Platea PR)
- Ayuda Legal PR: what to know about public nuisances
- El Nuevo Día, July 28, 2026: 55,521 ownerless properties; CRIM starts identifying them
This is not legal or tax advice. It is general information so you understand the process; the advice comes from the attorney-notary who takes part in the transaction. Last reviewed: October 30, 2026.