Tamaño de las parcelas en Playa · Lot sizes in Playa

La mitad de las parcelas en Playa mide 0.11 acres (453 m²) o menos. · Half of all parcels in Playa are 0.11 acres (453 m²) or smaller.

Distribución del tamaño de las parcelas en Playa · Distribution of parcel sizes in Playa
Percentil · PercentileAcresMetros² · Sq. metres
Más pequeñas (10%) · Smallest 10%0.08 acres304 m²
Cuartil inferior (25%) · Lower quarter0.08 acres333 m²
Mediana · Median0.11 acres453 m²
Cuartil superior (75%) · Upper quarter0.27 acres1,111 m²
Más grandes (10%) · Largest 10%0.88 acres3,580 m²

Compara los 78 municipios por tamaño de solar · Compare all Puerto Rico municipalities by lot size

Calculado sobre 1,318 de los 1,774 registros catastrales de Playa en nuestra base de datos (74%), aquellos cuyo registro del CRIM incluye el área. · Measured across 1,318 of the 1,774 Playa cadastral records in our database (74%) — those whose CRIM record carries an area.

Parcelas en Playa

Explora parcelas de terreno individuales en Playa. · Browse individual land parcels in Playa.

About Playa, Yabucoa

Land parcels and real estate information for Playa, Yabucoa, Puerto Rico.

Barrio
Playa
Municipality
Yabucoa
Land Parcels
1,774
Area
12.06 km²

Playa is a barrio located in the southeastern municipality of Yabucoa, positioned along the coastal zone that defines much of the town's character. The barrio's name reflects its proximity to the Caribbean shoreline, placing it within Yabucoa's broader geography that transitions from coastal areas inland toward more elevated terrain. This coastal setting means Playa experiences the warm, humid subtropical climate typical of Puerto Rico's eastern coast, with trade winds and regular tropical weather patterns.

The landscape in Playa is predominantly coastal and likely mixed between developed areas near the shore and more open land further back from the waterfront. As a barrio in a southeastern municipality, Playa represents a blend of residential settlement and potential agricultural or undeveloped parcels typical of Yabucoa's less densely urbanized sections. The terrain would generally be relatively flat in the immediate coastal zone, characteristic of Puerto Rico's shoreline areas, with property sizes varying from smaller residential plots in developed pockets to larger acreage in more rural sections.

Property in Playa reflects the typical eastern coastal barrio pattern—a mix of owner-occupied homes, some vacant land, and parcels that may see seasonal or part-time use given the proximity to the ocean. The barrio's cadastral records through CRIM, Puerto Rico's property registry system, document the ownership and boundaries of individual parcels, which is essential for anyone evaluating land or home purchases in the area. Water access and coastal proximity make certain sections valuable for both residential and potential development purposes, though regulatory considerations for coastal properties apply throughout the jurisdiction.

For those researching property ownership, property lines, and parcel history in Playa, Propieda maintains access to cadastral and property records for parcels in this barrio.

Yabucoa: Yabucoa, on the southeast coast, combines coastal access with sugar industry heritage and Valley of the Sugar Cane identity. The municipality offers more affordable eastern coastal properties while maintaining beach access and traditional character. Growing residential development reflects accessibility improvements.

Satellite view of Playa, Yabucoa, Puerto Rico

Satellite imagery of Playa, Yabucoa, Puerto Rico