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  • Where are the Boomers Going Now?
    Four the past 4 years I have been observing the growing trend for Americans and others, mostly Canadains and Brits, to purchase second homes and to also relocate to Panama. All we have to do is look to the Baby-Boomers to see where the next big growth industries and markets are going to be.
  • What!? No Hurricanes in Panama?
    Regrettably, it seems no one told Paul that PANAMA has no taxes on new construction*, low home insurance rates (about 1/3 of Florida's) and NO HURRICANES!
  • Getting Around Panama - Travel Tips
    Planes, Trains & Automobiles in Panama. In Panama city it's typical to pay less than $5 for a taxi ride to just about any reasonable distance from your hotel including the regional airport. In the small communities of Boquete and Bocas taxi fares drop to $2 or less.
  • Let me Out! Driving Around & Out of Panama City
    If you have never been to Panama you may have an image of bumping around dirt roads in an old bus with chickens and pigs in the back seat! Although it’s true in most Latin American countries it's not so in Panama. Just one of the many pleasant surprises is the ease with which you can get around.
  • Another Day in Panama City, Panama (2)
    For two years Mark lived in the Republic of Panama. With his wife and two young sons he traveled throughout this beautiful country and learned how to Safely Invest in Panama Real Estate. In this second of the series 'Marks Letters from Panama', he explores the Panama Canal and Miraflores Locks.
  • A Day in Panama City, Panama
    For two years Mark lived in the Republic of Panama. With his wife and two young sons he traveled throughout this beautiful country and learned how to invest safely in Panama Real Estate. In this first of a series of 'Marks Letters from Panama' he explores Casco Viejo, Panama City.

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