- Catastro
- Lot area
- 3,767 sq ft
- Sale price
- $160,000
- Sale date
- Jun 11, 2026
- Transaction type
- Likely market sale
La Altagracia is a residential urbanization in the Candelaria barrio of Toa Baja, Puerto Rico. The Puerto Rico Family Department locality division lists Urbanización Altagracia under Candelaria. Official Puerto Rico property records identify 270 current records across the community's 267 residential parcels and 18 complete blocks, counted under both the Altagracia and La Altagracia spellings the records use. A separate record labeled Altagracia M8 about 1.4 kilometers north stays outside, because the community's own blocks already contain an M8. Santa María, La Inmaculada, Estancias de la Fuente, and the surrounding Candelaria parcels also remain outside. Retained transfers begin in 1983, and the report uses 1980 as a midpoint working estimate for the start of development. Current access controls, association status, fees, and shared amenities remain unverified.
Neighborhood boundary and report statistics through Sep 9, 2026.
Current fees and amenities are listing-reported and should be confirmed with the association.
See where La Altagracia sits in Puerto Rico and inspect its reviewed parcel-level report boundary.
Neighborhood boundary and report statistics through Sep 9, 2026.
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Current fees and amenities are listing-reported and should be confirmed with the association.
Likely market-sale signals, refreshed from public records every month.
| Lot area | |||||
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| M21 Calle 14Public parcel 2F73B48C | 3,767 sq ft | $160,000 | Jun 11, 2026 | Likely market sale | |
| L36 Calle 13Public parcel 71259DD9 | 3,498 sq ft | $72,000 | Jun 11, 2026 | Likely market sale | |
| G-6 Calle 9Public parcel 4053F1C7 | 3,743 sq ft | $135,000 | Oct 23, 2025 | Likely market sale | |
| L29 Calle 13Public parcel 9BFFBC24 | 3,498 sq ft | $128,000 | Oct 10, 2025 | Likely market sale | |
| F6 Calle 10Public parcel 50C65742 | 3,778 sq ft | $95,000 | Feb 21, 2025 | Likely market sale | |
| L6 Calle 11Public parcel 6470BF1D | 3,639 sq ft | $148,000 | Feb 21, 2025 | Likely market sale | |
| J5 Calle 10Public parcel BBB77CA9 | 3,778 sq ft | $165,000 | Feb 7, 2025 | Likely market sale | |
| P10 Calle 8Public parcel A2115FB9 | 3,498 sq ft | $140,000 | Dec 20, 2024 | Likely market sale | |
| E12 Calle 12Public parcel 35AE1924 | 3,655 sq ft | $151,000 | Nov 19, 2024 | Likely market sale | |
| G3 Calle 9Public parcel 0E6A07DA | 3,735 sq ft | $70,000 | Sep 26, 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.
La Altagracia is in the Candelaria barrio of Toa Baja. Both the Puerto Rico Family Department locality division and the current State Elections Commission sector breakdown place the urbanization in this barrio.
Yes. The report covers 267 residential parcel footprints together with the internal streets that connect them. The surrounding Candelaria parcels remain outside.
The excluded record repeats the M8 label already present in the continuous subdivision but its official geometry lies about 1.4 kilometers north. The reviewed report follows the continuous parcel fabric and treats the distant duplicate as a source-address outlier.
The approved municipal plan groups Altagracia with single-family urbanizations developed in this sector during the 1970s and 1980s, and retained transfers begin in 1983. The report therefore uses 1980 as a midpoint working estimate, not as an official subdivision date.