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Panama real estate is one of the healthiest and dynamic real estate
markets in the world. Panama real estate offers much more than the vibrant, bustling Panama City. In fact real estate in Panama Province is some of the most sought after in the country. Panama's great variety--ocean real estate with sweeping vistas on both coasts,
mountain property in lush tropical cloudforest and farms in the charming foothils--Panama real estate offers something for everyone. From luxury properties to cozy cabins, the interior provinces provide a wide variety of choices to both single
family home buyers and large scale investors.
Whether your interest is in development or investment land on the
Azuero Peninsula and Veraguas or the little boom town of Pedasi, Boca Chica's bequiling bahias of the "Lost Coast",
the lovely mountain homes of
Boquete in the Chiriqui
Highlands, the unique rural charm of Cocle and Chiriqui Province and its provincial capital of David or a hideaway on the Caribbean in
Bocas del Toro or Colon,
our staff brings a wealth of knowledge, years of experience and vast
local knowledge to help you make an informed decision about your
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David Airport Expansion Contract to be Awarded
This is very good news for Chiriqui as we have been awaiting the promised expansion of our airport with high hopes for travel and tourism in this province that already has so much to offer...
Boca Chica "Under Construction"
Along with the action in David that we've been seeing lately ground has broken for several more luxury residences near Boca Chica on Chiriqui's "Lost Coast".
Government to Spend $400 million in Chiriqui...
Some good news confirming what the scuttlebutt's been saying for some time...
A Whale of a Tale...
September and October are peak whale watching months in the Chiriqui Gulf and our recent trip seaward didn't disappoint...
Scratching Our Heads...
When we moved to David five years ago, we did so because we wanted to be located in a place where we could easily access all of Chiriqui's attractions...
A Trip to PriceMart--Market Basket
This week's market basket comes from a trip to PriceMart. PriceMart is our version of Sam's Club or Costco here in Panama...
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The province of Colon is best known for its capital city which is the
location of the Caribbean terminus of the Panama canal and the 482
hectare Free Trade Zone, the largest in the Americas. But the province
has much more to offer than its namesake city.
Portobello, a charming town rich in history is the closest Caribbean
access to Panama city and can be reached in under two hour’s drive
time. Portobello is home to several marina projects which will greatly
enhance the region’s appeal to tourists and investors alike.
Portobello’s heritage is evident in the many interesting ruins such as
the forts of Santiago and San Geronimo, the ruins of the churches of
La Merced and San Felipe. San Felipe was the last building to be erected
by Spanish colonists in the city; constructed in 1814. This church is
home to the famous “Black Christ”, so named because of the dark
wood from which it was carved. Each year Portobello celebrates its
legacy with a festival to honor the Black Christ. A candlelight procession
takes place on October 21 and the statue is carried through the city
joined by hundreds of faithful pilgrims.
Portobello’s more secular heritage includes the presence of the
infamous pirate, Captain Henry Morgan who took advantage of Spain’s
use of the city as a transit point for treasures collected in Central
and South America. The forts of Portobello were constructed to
protect that Spanish wealth. During the 16th and 17th centuries this
little town was enormously important, politically and economically,
to sustain the grip of the Spanish colonialists on the profits of the
New World.
Columbus visited Portobello on his fourth journey to the new world in
1502, taking shelter in the “Beautiful Port” in the midst of a terrible
storm. It is he who is credited for giving the port its name.
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