PanamaReal Estate Advice for Panama
Our real estate partners and people living in Panama have generously shared their experiences and expertise about buying real estate and renting homes overseas in Panama. Plus, they've contributed tips for living in their local areas.
Tips for Buying Propery in San Carlos, Panama
An expat offers extensive advice about buying a home in Panama. She lives in San Carlos, but her advice applies to Panama as a whole - from the best places to buy to the steps in buying real estate. Continue Reading
Tips for Renting Property in Nueva Gorgona, Panama
An expat offers advice to newcomers about renting property in Neuva Gorgona. Continue Reading
Tips for Buying Propery in Boquete, Panama
Boquete has many different areas and each are popular for different reasons with different kinds of people. Some people prefer a gated community while others want to avoid that type of thing. Continue Reading
Tips for Buying Propery in Puerto Armuelles, Chiriqui, Panama
Other than the capital of Panama City, the most popular expat areas of Panama start along the "Gold Coast", on the Pacific side of the country, which includes Coronado and Gorgona. Other popular beach locations are Pedasi, Las Lajas, and Puerto Armuelles. On the Caribbean side of the country, the most popular expat area is the archipelago of Bocas del Toro. For folks who enjoy a cooler climate, the mountain towns of Boquete, Volcan, El Valle, and Santa Fe top the list. Continue Reading
Tips for Buying Propery in Puerto Armuelles, Panama
An expat and real estate associate with Keller Williams Realty Panama offers tremendous insight into the process of buying property in Panama. She focuses on the beach town of Puerto Armuelles, Panama. Continue Reading
12 Tips for Living in Panama
The cost of living is cheap compared to other countries. Example we are in Chiriqui, Volcan. We were also living in Puerto Armuelles. The gas for cooking is around 7 dollars for a 5 gallon tank. It last about 2 months. The water is not metered and is about 5 a month in Puerto you use air conditioning so the electricity is higher 125 a month depending. But in Volcan its virtual springtime so you don't need air or heat. Continue Reading
12 Tips for Living in Pedasi, Panama
An expat in Panama talks about what it's like to retire in Pedasi. He discusses applying for the Pensionado visa, nearby hospitals in Las Tablas and Chitre, the cost of living in Panama. If you're planning to visit Pedasi stop by Smiley's on Sundays to watch football and meet expats. Continue Reading
