February 2008 - Issue 34  
Buy, Sell, Rent and Lease Real Estate in Panama
Beachfront Real Estate [98]
Ocean View Properties [268]
Near the Beach [142]
Panama City Properties [284]
Preconstruction [175]
Suburbs [80]
Mountain Real Estate [98]
Rivers, Lakes & Creeks [69]
Resort/Gated Communities [108]
Development Opportunities [120]
Commercial Properties [56]
Casco Viejo Real Estate [3]
Priced for Quick Sale [98]
Island Real Estate [14]
Government Auctions [13]
For Rent [65]
Vacation Rentals [4]
Government Auctions
Growing Expat Community
Tourism Perspectives
Le Meridien will arrive to Panama in 2009
H Top Hotels Group to invest in Panama
Featured Properties
Newest Additions
 
Featured Properties


69 Hectare Gem, Ideal for Development just 9 km from Center of Penonome
$690,000


Single Family Homes with Ocean Views, less than 30 Minutes from downtown Panama City
$299,900


BAYLOFTS IN TRUMP OCEAN CLUB
$420,000


Preconstruction Apartments located centrally on Via Espana - Alcala Tower
$55,104


Beach front lot on the Bay Side of Punta Chame
$296,400


Beachfront Titled Property on Isla Carenero
$545,000


Newest Additions


Government Auction No.09-2008 - Lot No. L-699
$108,650


Luxury Apartment in Punta Pacífica
$320,000


Excellent location in Coronado
$350,000


Luxury Condo located in the heart of residential Panama. First price list!
$240,000


The most luxurious project of offices and hotel in Latinamerica
$276,480


Preconstruction Project in San Francisco
$286,750


Government Auction No.11-2008 - Lot No. L-700
$102,500

Government Auctions

Government auctions for March 2008:


Growing Expat Community

The expat community in Panama is growing faster and faster each day, and with it so do the everyday conveniences and amenities geared specifically towards expats. These include a variety of clubs and social organizations including a number of charitable groups, newspapers, schools, and even an English Speaking radio Station. These lines for communication and networking can make all the difference in a successful integration to life in Panama.

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Tourism Perspectives

Last year was a good year for tourism in Panama and especially good for hotels, according to the President of the Panamanian Hotel Association (APATEL), Jorge Loaiza. The year closed with approximately 20% higher room occupation than 2006.

A number of new hotels are in the planning stage and the goal of the hotel sector is to reach a total of 24,000 rooms by 2010, which will bring the total jobs in the hotel industry to 180,000.

In Colon, the Radisson Colon 2000 hotel will have 102 rooms and a new $20 million Sheraton hotel will have 243 rooms.

The President of the Panamanian Tourist Chamber (CAMTUR), Jaime Campuzano said that tourism perspectives in Panama are exceptional and future success is guaranteed through understanding that the private sector be heard by the Panama Tourist Bureau (IPAT). The private sector should be allowed to take active participation in decision making that will benefit the development of such a promising industry in Panama.


Le Meridien will arrive to Panama in 2009

Starwood Hotel & Resort Worldwide Inc. announced their plans to open a Le Meridien hotel in Panama City. The company has signed an agreement with Bern Hotels & Resorts Panama for the operation of the first Le Meridien hotel in Latinamerica.

The hotel will be located between Ave. Balboa and Calle Uruguay and will be available to the public in 2009.


H Top Hotels Group to invest in Panama

The Catalan H Top Hotels group will start its international expansion with the incorporation of two hotels in Panama according to Jose Caselles, general director of the International Division of this chain.

The company will soon initiate the construction of a 400 room hotel in the Naos Island, an investment worth $40 million dollars.


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