- Catastro
- Lot area
- 4,008 sq ft
- Sale price
- $285,000
- Sale date
- Jun 23, 2026
- Transaction type
- Likely market sale
Brisas de Montecasino is a residential subdivision spanning the Mucarabones barrio of Toa Alta and the Candelaria barrio of Toa Baja, Puerto Rico, with streets that carry Taíno and criollo names such as Calle Hamaca, Calle Piragua, and Calle Bohío. Official Puerto Rico property records identify 208 property records split between the two municipalities, including a confirmed common-area parcel with shared basketball and tennis courts. Recorded sales first concentrate in 2002 and 2003, and archived property records report homes built in both years, supporting an estimated development start around 2002. A 2025 Toa Baja resolution identifies the owners association and funds permanent improvements to recreation areas and children's equipment. Current access status, association fees, and a shared pool remain unverified.
Neighborhood boundary and report statistics through Sep 8, 2026.
Current fees and amenities are listing-reported and should be confirmed with the association.
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Neighborhood boundary and report statistics through Sep 8, 2026.
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Current fees and amenities are listing-reported and should be confirmed with the association.
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| Lot area | |||||
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| G-9 Brisas de MontecasinoPublic parcel D3096CA7 | 4,008 sq ft | $285,000 | Jun 23, 2026 | Likely market sale | |
| G-13 Calle CaneyPublic parcel 5F68D6F7 | 4,069 sq ft | $358,000 | May 8, 2026 | Likely market sale | |
| F-2 Calle HamacaPublic parcel 887F298E | 3,902 sq ft | $350,000 | Sep 11, 2025 | Likely market sale | |
| C8 Calle C / CasabePublic parcel BBB0728B | 3,561 sq ft | $247,500 | Sep 4, 2025 | Likely market sale | |
| K-22 Brisas de MontecasinoPublic parcel 9265E35D | 3,568 sq ft | $293,000 | Aug 19, 2025 | Likely market sale | |
| B2 Calle AreitoPublic parcel C8DE92F0 | 3,381 sq ft | $225,000 | Feb 21, 2025 | Likely market sale | |
| K-12 Calle 14Public parcel 5176DC02 | 3,197 sq ft | $266,500 | Jan 31, 2025 | Likely market sale | |
| A10 Calle BohioPublic parcel CECAA26F | 3,633 sq ft | $330,000 | Dec 31, 2024 | Likely market sale | |
| A8 Calle BohioPublic parcel 1FC01242 | 3,391 sq ft | $295,000 | Apr 22, 2024 | Likely market sale | |
| I-2 Brisas de MontecasinoPublic parcel 39220DF5 | 3,808 sq ft | $332,000 | Feb 29, 2024 | Likely market sale |
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This report is updated regularly from official Puerto Rico property records. Changes publish after each update is reviewed and approved.
The current outline is verified against an official recorded source, and Bidicua rechecks it whenever new official records appear.
Development dates, amenities, access rules, and the official barrio require reliable source documents. Pending labels prevent unverified marketing claims from becoming published facts.
Public property records may omit a transaction amount or date for some properties. Bidicua preserves those records as unavailable instead of assuming that a sale occurred.
Bidicua converts positive recorded deed-area values from square meters to square feet. A missing, zero, or otherwise unusable source value remains unavailable.
Both. Official election-sector lists place part of the community in the Mucarabones barrio of Toa Alta and part in the Candelaria barrio of Toa Baja, and the property records split between the two municipalities.
A confirmed common-area parcel holds shared basketball and tennis courts. A 2025 Toa Baja resolution also funds permanent improvements to recreation areas and children's equipment.
The streets carry Taíno and criollo names such as Hamaca, Piragua, Bohío, Cacique, and Batey, drawn from Puerto Rico's indigenous and rural heritage.