- Catastro
- Lot area
- 3,638 sq ft
- Sale price
- $199,000
- Sale date
- Aug 11, 2026
- Transaction type
- Likely market sale
No recorded changeOpen property record
Monte Brisas
Quebrada Fajardo · Fajardo, Puerto Rico
Monte Brisas is a large residential community in the Quebrada Fajardo barrio of Fajardo, Puerto Rico. The official sector breakdown for Precinct 099 Fajardo lists Urbanización Monte Brisas together with Ext. Monte Brisas II, Ext. Monte Brisas III, Ext. Monte Brisas IV (Alturas de Monte Brisas), Ext. Monte Brisas V and Jardines Monte Brisas under this one barrio, and the two polling places serving those phases carry addresses inside the community, on Calle 104 in the third section and at Avenida Conquistador in Alturas de Monte Brisas. Its streets run from the lettered blocks of the original section through the Calle 100 to Calle 114 grid of the third extension, the Round Street loop, and the numbered streets of Alturas de Monte Brisas. Official Puerto Rico property records identify 2,086 current records across the community's 2,058 recorded parcels and 112 complete blocks, counting the abbreviated, run-together and misspelled versions of the name those records carry. The internal streets are inside the report, while Urbanización Vistas del Convento, Urbanización Quintas de Fajardo, Urbanización Fajardo Gardens, Urbanización Monte Vista, Bda. Media Luna and the surrounding Quebrada Fajardo land stay outside, and so do two undeveloped tracts that the community wraps around. Recorded transfers resume from 1970 and step up through the 1980s and 1990s, supporting an estimated development start around 1970. Current access controls, association status, fees and shared amenities remain unverified.
Last updated:
Neighborhood boundary and report statistics through Sep 9, 2026.
- Year created
- c. 1970
- Properties
- 2,086
- Sale count (24 mo.)
- 75
- Median sale (24 mo.)
- $148,000
Community facts
Current fees and amenities are listing-reported and should be confirmed with the association.
- Controlled access
- Not available
- Homeowners association
- Not available
- Reported HOA fee
- Not available
- Community pool
- Not available
- Other amenities
- Not available
Location and boundary
See where Monte Brisas sits in Puerto Rico and inspect its reviewed parcel-level report boundary.
Neighborhood boundary and report statistics through Sep 9, 2026.
- Year created
- c. 1970
- Properties
- 2,086
- Sale count (24 mo.)
- 75
- Median sale (24 mo.)
- $148,000
Puerto Rico
- Region
- East
- Municipality
- Fajardo
- Barrio
- Quebrada Fajardo
- Coordinates
- 18.3456° N · 65.6550° W
Puerto Rico
- Region
- East
- Municipality
- Fajardo
- Barrio
- Quebrada Fajardo
- Coordinates
- 18.3456° N · 65.6550° W
Community facts
Current fees and amenities are listing-reported and should be confirmed with the association.
- Controlled access
- Not available
- Homeowners association
- Not available
- Reported HOA fee
- Not available
- Community pool
- Not available
- Other amenities
- Not available
Property record analytics
Likely market-sale signals, refreshed from public records every month.
Likely market-sale activity
- Transactions
- 75
- Median sale
- $148,000
- Typical range
- $100,000 - $175,000
Sale price distribution
0
18
22
30
5
$0-50K$50K-100K$100K-150K$150K-200K$200K+
Bin containing the median sale
Activity by year
YearTransactionsCountMedian
20249$110,000
202540$145,000
2026YTD26$162,500
Property record directory
The address may be incomplete because the underlying public records are not always well maintained.Puerto Rico property tax parcel number. It connects the listing to the official parcel map, owner, and sale records.Likely market sale: at least the inflation-adjusted floor and no more than $600,000. Below-market / other: below that floor. Nominal: $0 or $1. Pre-development: before 1970. High-value / review: above $600,000. Missing and incomplete records are labeled separately. The 2026 floor is $50,000, approximately $24,000 in 1970 dollars.
| Lot area | |||||
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| J 18 Calle FPublic parcel 77B49716 | 3,638 sq ft | $199,000 | Aug 11, 2026 | Likely market sale | |
| 3L Calle 105Public parcel AAD39B16 | 3,236 sq ft | $200,000 | Aug 5, 2026 | Likely market sale | |
| 5 Calle 14Public parcel 1CCB2817 | 4,827 sq ft | $160,000 | Aug 4, 2026 | Likely market sale | |
| 22 Calle 106 LPublic parcel D92B6247 | 3,236 sq ft | $180,000 | Aug 4, 2026 | Likely market sale | |
| M 14 Calle HPublic parcel 141BFBD7 | 3,851 sq ft | $165,000 | Jul 30, 2026 | Likely market sale | |
| H 10 Calle EPublic parcel 9D207A5E | 3,498 sq ft | $190,000 | Jun 18, 2026 | Likely market sale | |
| Public parcel EE52D450Address unavailable | 1,808 sq ft | $145,000 | Jun 18, 2026 | Likely market sale | |
| D 1 Calle NPublic parcel 644AA013 | 4,378 sq ft | $206,000 | May 29, 2026 | Likely market sale | |
| 3 Calle 57 5NPublic parcel 8059ED93 | 3,714 sq ft | $208,000 | May 29, 2026 | Likely market sale | |
| 5K Calle 5 8Public parcel 94C11E3D | 3,498 sq ft | $225,000 | May 15, 2026 | Likely market sale |
- Catastro
- Lot area
- 3,236 sq ft
- Sale price
- $200,000
- Sale date
- Aug 5, 2026
- Transaction type
- Likely market sale
No recorded changeOpen property record
- Catastro
- Lot area
- 4,827 sq ft
- Sale price
- $160,000
- Sale date
- Aug 4, 2026
- Transaction type
- Likely market sale
No recorded changeOpen property record
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How often is this neighborhood report updated?
This report is updated regularly from official Puerto Rico property records. Changes publish after each update is reviewed and approved.
Is the mapped outline an official subdivision boundary?
The current outline is verified against an official recorded source, and Bidicua rechecks it whenever new official records appear.
Why are some neighborhood facts pending?
Development dates, amenities, access rules, and the official barrio require reliable source documents. Pending labels prevent unverified marketing claims from becoming published facts.
Why do some properties show no recorded transaction?
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.
Why is lot area unavailable for a few properties?
Bidicua converts positive recorded deed-area values from square meters to square feet. A missing, zero, or otherwise unusable source value remains unavailable.
Where is Monte Brisas in Fajardo?
Monte Brisas is in the Quebrada Fajardo barrio of Fajardo, beside Avenida Conquistador. The Puerto Rico State Elections Commission sector breakdown for Precinct 099 Fajardo places the whole community in this barrio across electoral units 1 and 9, and the two schools that serve as polling places for those units carry addresses inside the community itself.
Which Monte Brisas phases does this report cover?
All of them. The official sector list names Urbanización Monte Brisas, Ext. Monte Brisas II, Ext. Monte Brisas III, Ext. Monte Brisas IV (Alturas de Monte Brisas), Ext. Monte Brisas V and Jardines Monte Brisas under the same barrio, and the recorded parcels form one continuous street grid with no separation wider than a roadway between the phases. The report keeps them as a single community.
Why does Urbanización Quintas de Fajardo stay outside Monte Brisas?
The official sector list gives Ext. Monte Brisas V the alternate name Quintas de Monte Brisas, which is easy to confuse with Urbanización Quintas de Fajardo about 120 meters to the southwest. Quintas de Fajardo is a separate urbanization with its own recorded blocks and its own name in property records, so it stays outside this report.
Does the Monte Brisas outline include the internal streets?
Yes. The report covers 2,058 recorded parcels together with the internal streets and circulation strips that serve them. Avenida Conquistador and Avenida General Valero border the community rather than run through it, so they stay outside as exterior road edges, and two undeveloped tracts inside the community remain outside as openings in the outline.
When was Monte Brisas developed?
Transfers retained on current parcels start with one in 1956 and resume in 1970, 1971 and 1972, then rise to 10 in the 1970s, 31 in the 1980s and 225 in the 1990s. The report uses 1970 as a working estimate for the start of residential development and not as an official subdivision date.