Free Webinar: Inside Panama's Hottest Real Estate Projects – June 25th

Panama's real estate market is on fire, and the areas discussed in this webinar are leading the charge. Costa del Este, often called the 'Miami of Panama,' is home to over 184 multinational companies, a Johns Hopkins-affiliated hospital, and world-class amenities. According to International Living's 2024 Annual Global Retirement Index, Panama ranks among the top five countries for retirement due to its low cost of living and high-quality healthcare. Meanwhile, the Amador causeway area is seeing massive infrastructure investment: a new cruise port, duty-free shopping, and miles of nature trails. Austin Hess, COO of DoPanama, says, 'I actually think that this is going to be an area that we're going to see appreciation values jump up really high.' The webinar will break down exactly why these districts are poised for growth and how you can get in on the ground floor.

The Passage project on the Amador causeway consists of four towers, with two already sold out. Tower one and tower two still have the last available units. Austin describes the setting: 'Beautiful views. You have the Panama Canal on one side. You have all this nature.' The area is undergoing a renaissance with the new Amador causeway development, including a cruise port, museums, and bike paths. For expats who want nature close to the city center, this is a rare find. According to Numbeo, the cost of living in Panama City is roughly 40% lower than in Miami, making luxury Panama real estate here an incredible value compared to other international hubs.

Designed by the legendary Italian brand Pininfarina, the Dei project brings automotive-excellence design into two towers on the second line of water in Costa del Este. Diana Sado Sadoval from Marjalizo notes, 'This is going to be luxurious with affordable prices if you compare to other countries.' Costa del Este is a pre-planned community with underground power lines, English-language movie theaters, indoor and outdoor go-karts, and a large dog park. For families and retirees alike, it covers all the bases. Austin highlights that their channel focuses heavily on Costa del Este because 'this is a pre-planned area... it really covers everybody.'

For investors not yet ready to fully relocate, the Art District projects (Alive and Inoria) in front of Multiplaza Mall offer a game-changing product: lock-off units. These units have two independent entrances, allowing owners to live in one side and rent the other, or rent both. Diana explains, 'This model for the investors that are seeking to obtain an average percent of ROI a year like 10% 12% this is perfect.' The area also houses the new Museum of Contemporary Art and commercial spaces, ensuring long-term appreciation. With the Johns Hopkins-affiliated hospital just next door, this location appeals to medical tourists and short-term renters alike.

Austin teases a 'little secret' – a new project in Obarrio that can't even be named yet. 'This is a good project to get in grass ground floor because again, the forced appreciation by the developer, you can see 20 to 30% appreciation value throughout the construction.' Obarrio is a rapidly revitalizing neighborhood in Panama City, drawing new life and projects. For early investors, this represents a classic pre-construction opportunity: buy early, watch the value climb as the building rises. The webinar will share the first details exclusively.