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I admire the Henriquez family for their love of food, rich culture, and inspiring philosophy. Their dedication to hard work, attention to detail, commitment to ensuring customers have an amazing experience, exceptional food quality, and giving back to the community truly stand out. "100% o quedate en casa"!!! great quote!! btw!
At 2:50 you state $300,000 investment in real estate. You then say "equivalent of my currency". Confirm that it does not need to be $300,00 in USD for the purchase.
@@dalelueck-rv4tp the investment needs to be equivalent to $300,000 and the funds must be sent to Panama from abroad. This means that funds already in Panama cannot be used nor financing from local Panama banks.
@@victortoombs4754 hi! The idea of the video is to bring an idea of the project. For those interested in more details, we will be happy to assist through a phone call or an email. Have a nice weekend!
Thank you for your comment! You’re right that Boquete is typically about a 7-hour drive from Panama City without stops. Our interviewee likely mentioned 9 to 10 hours to account for a more relaxed trip with breaks or the current delays due to Metro construction and other road improvements. We appreciate your input and hope this clarifies the travel time.
@@ronaldchristian1960 Thank you so much for your kind words! We're thrilled that you're enjoying our series. Boquete is truly a special place, and If you ever need any assistance or have questions about purchasing property in Boquete, feel free to reach out. We're here to help! 🌟
@@victortoombs4754 Hi, Thank you for your concern. During our conversation with the developer of Vervana, it was clear that sustainability is a core value of their project. They aim to create a balance between modern living and environmental stewardship, ensuring that the development enhances, rather than harms, the surrounding areas.
As a Wayward Son, i ve been searching for for something...most likely myself, over the last several years..... Different countries even...Then the walls start closing in again. Away I go. To see a Boss like this is uplifting to say the least. Any Boss that acts as a Bird Restaurant Contractor, is a Boss i can stand behind....Coronado is possibly my next destination....So i listen to the wind blow for now.....and thank you All for the Pension Benefits....thats truly amazing for People on lower incomes... God bless you.....and PANAMA....PANAMA AW AW AW AW AW... PANAMA!!!!
Sounds amazing, He is very kind and not over powering, a very thoughtful man with great intentions and for thought of what Coronado can and will be one day… Thank you for sharing…. Looking forward to our tour in 2025….
@@johnrencher442 agree! Roberto is an incredible person and he will be happy to meet you in your next visit to Panama. In the meantime you can write to anapat@puntapacificarealty.com for more information about Terra Viva
How much is the yearly land tax that one has to pay? Also, if for example, I was to buy a $1 million condo in Punta Pacifica, my property taxes would be $8000/year ($1 million × .08)? Is this correct? What would the yearly home insurance bill be on a $1 million condo? BTW, it would be much better if you lowered the background music in the video as it is very distracting. Thanks.
Hello Victor, thank you for contacting us. In case this property is for Secondary Residence, Commercial Property, Industrial Property or not recorded as tributary family patrimony or primary residence, approx. US$8320 divided in 3 quarterly payments, covering the 12 months of the fiscal year. For the insurance part, we can recommend you to contact an insurance property broker. We can send you a few recommendations if you kindly send your inquiry via email.
@Puntapacificarealty What if it is your primary residence? Is it still $8320 then or a different amount? As for the home insurance, I just wanted a ballpark figure. I plan on retiring in Panama by late 2025 as I am tired of what is happening in the United States. I'm a former Zonian, and so I know it well.
I want to settle in casco viejo next June when I Retire at 62, I'm thinking maybe 1 bedroom 600 to 800 is that possible or am I not even close. This is Crucial
Let me guess the price 150 k -nice condo ,but condos in the states are dropping like a rock now- 3 bedroom in Miami Fl a little bigger sq ft and bigger decks 170k and the all speak English here, you do have them beat on hoa fee ,I am looking for nicer ,bigger condo about 2500 ft for about 200 k ,must be direct oceanfront and corner unit, and at least 15 th floor, it should be drying up there in Panama ,with the ave wage there at 18 k , and no expats coming cause they can buy in FL and SC so cheap now-it might be a good time to buy there ,but I need a steal only, cause there 1000s of them here now
Buen video y muy acertado! Yo tengo 71 años y soy Aleman criado en Puerto Rico desde los seis años de edad. Viví en EU por 36 años y ahora vivo en Colombia. Mi esposa es Colombiana. Yo primero viaje a Panama en el 1981. Desde entonces he estado cinco veces en el país en todas las décadas. Yo viví dos veces en Miami. A principios de los 80 y en el 2014-15. Concuerdo con Duncan, en que no se puede comparar a Miami con Panama. De hecho, vieron lo que sucedió hace unas semanas con las lluvias. Yo he experimentado eso personalmente. Que pasará si les toca un huracán? Miami era ya caro en el 2015, y ahora está extremadamente caro. Francamente no se quien quiere vivir allá, que no sea un artista famoso o persona rica que quiere tener un estatus de famoso. Si hay que decir que el estado de la Florida es el mejor en EU en cuanto a su política en donde no se arrogan a las políticas progresistas e izquierdistas que ocurren en Nueva York, California etc. Sin embargo, Florida está sobre poblada. La ciudad de Miami y el condado Miami-Dade, no han hecho inversiones en transporte público, como la ciudad de Panama que tiene un metro y siguen añadiendo líneas y rutas nuevas. El aeropuerto de Tocumen ya rivaliza al de Miami. Es cierto que Miami es una ciudad multicultural, pero eso ocurre porque la gente cree que es el lugar en donde invertir ya que la ciudad es conocida y promovida. Panama no tiene eso. De hecho hay gente que todavía se refiera a Noriega, al igual que aquí en Colombia todavía se refieren a Pablo Escobar. De hecho, todavía hay muchos que creen que Costa Rica es el lugar de preferencia en America central y en America Latina en general. Lo único negativo que puedo decir de Panama es que en los últimos dos años, las protestas lograron cerrar el país por semanas. Eso no es bueno. También he escuchado en las noticias de Panama, que la administración de la ciudad está quebrada. En resumen, Panama es en mi opinión el mejor lugar en América Latina. Las condiciones de no tener banco central, usar el dólar y las múltiples visas que ofrecen para mudarse al país, lo destacan sobre cualquier otro.
Hola, @wolfgangkruger1725! Muchas gracias por compartir tu experiencia y tus valiosos comentarios. Nos alegra saber que encontraste el video acertado. Es muy interesante escuchar tu perspectiva sobre las diferencias entre Miami y Panamá, especialmente considerando tu amplia experiencia en ambos lugares. Coincidimos en que Panamá ofrece muchas ventajas únicas, tanto como destino de inversión como lugar para vivir. La estabilidad económica, el uso del dólar americano, la ausencia de desastres naturales como huracanes y la diversidad cultural hacen de Panamá un lugar excepcional. Además, la administración responsable y las condiciones favorables para mudarse al país son aspectos que destacamos en nuestro video. Nos encanta saber que nuestra información resuena con personas como tú que tienen una visión informada y una experiencia rica. Comentarios como el tuyo enriquecen la conversación y proporcionan un contexto valioso para nuestra audiencia. ¡Gracias por tu apoyo y por ser parte de nuestra comunidad Punta Pacifica Realty! 🌟 Saludos!
As someone from Florida and who has a Panama Visa, I think one reason expats like it is the infrastructure. It is very much like south Florida and Miami. It is a beautiful area and proximity to airport is good, but for me I like being in the city center. My impression of Costa del Este is more family friendly and safe.
