Real estate property hotspots
Coronado & San Carlos
Coronado & San Carlos
The 40 kilometers of Pacific coast beaches starting at Punta Chame and stretching to Farallon has long been a favorite weekend destination for Panama City Residents. The well-heeled beachside community at Playa Coronado started the real estate trend in this area, followed quickly by projects all along the coastline, some boasting very impressive amenities.
A number of high profile residential communites such as Nikki Beach, Decamaron, Buenaventura and Vista Mar have established projects in the area. For a full list of the projects we follow in the Coronado Panama real estate market and the areas of San Carlos, Farallon, have a look in the sidebar and the google map located below.
Surfers are attracted to the surf breaks in the area, particularly around San Carlos, Rio Mar and Playa Teta. The beaches are wide and vary from white sand, to grey to black sand. Beyond swimming and surfing, the area boasts golf courses, major hotels, spas, fitness centers, restaurants, medical centers and American style shopping facilities.
Getting to Coronado and San Carlos
The access from Panama city on the Interamericana is quick, easy and fully paved.
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31.08.2009,
Paul McArthur
This isnt a review but rather is a question to the experts about real estate in panama. Given the price adjustments in the US Florida and Arizonadoes it make sense to buy a property in Panama. Timing is everything in real estate. Are there other markets in the world which offer the ease of setting up a foundation for estate planning,decent weather and a reasonable cost of living. I have done a lot of research but not bought a property yet. Your world view and insight is appreciated. Sincerely, Paul McArthur
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9.06.2009,
Rick Wards
Ive invested in Gorgona and Altos del Maria. With the instablity of the U.S. economic system and the dollar in general, Panama seems to be a safe place to rest my money. Not to mention, Panama's economical foundation as a country assures me that the equity up swing on my properties will definitely increase substantially in the next few years. For those of you havent visited Panama and youre thinking about investing in property in Latin America, you MUST visit Panama before buying anywhere else.
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Hacienda Pacifica Panama, Buenaventura, Vista Mar Golf and Beach Resort, Go Go Beach Tower, Coronado Bay Tower, Bahia Resort Panama, Rancho Los Suenos, Nikki Beach Playa Blanca, Terrazas at Playa Blanca Beach Resort, Rio Mar, Quintas de Cabuya, Pelican at Coronado Golf, El Alcazar de Coronado, Royal Decameron Villas, Coronado Escapes, Playa Blanca Panama Resort,Hotspots
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International real estate
December 2008 – Road paves the way for progress on Belize peninsula
Work is progressing on several projects on the Belize peninsula of Placencia, long-touted as one of the Caribbean’s next hot spots. After years of delays, the government is finally paving the lone road that runs the length of the peninsula, home to one of the few stretches of white sandy beaches on the Belize mainland. Source: Kevin Brass, International Herald Tribune, Properties Blog
November 2008 – Panama Sept economic activity up 8.24 pct yr/y
Panama's economic activity increased by 8.24 percent in September compared with the same month a year earlier, the government said on Monday. Source: Reuters
November 2008 – Is Latin America really a property hotspot?
If ever there was a time to invest in an exotic home in Latin America, this is it - or so the sales pitch would have it. The region is being touted as the one most likely to emerge unscathed from the current economic turbulence, with luxury new developments aimed at foreign buyers in the most unlikely locations under the sun. Source: Susan Emmett, The Times