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Panama News The Paradise that is Panama
| The Paradise that is Panama |
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| Written by Panama Real Estate |
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And staying in that line, to start today's sessions we heard from Margaret Summerfield, Managing Director of Pathfinder. Pathfinder is a global real estate company located here in Panama that specializes in relocating to this tiny paradise. She painted an incredible picture of a country that is at once beautiful, booming, affordable and friendly.  Contrary to what some may think, Panama offers a diverse, yet very temperate climate. Temperatures average in the 80s on the beaches and in the city year-round. But in the highlands region, the temperatures can cool down enough at night to require some heating. Panama essentially has two seasons - the dry season which lasts from January to April, and the rainy season from May through December. But the rainy season is more akin to summer in Florida. You have hard drenching rains for a couple hours a day and then beautiful sunshine for the rest of the day. Standard amenities here are all "first-world" level. From cable TV to Internet to phone service. The country is accessible by air from virtually anywhere in the world. The roads are well-maintained and the stores offer some of the best shopping in Central America. The malls are populated with some of the most recognizable names in the world. And at largely affordable prices. |
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| Panama, The Next Hotspot |
| This recent press release by CNBC is labling panama as the next hotspot. Enjoying a healthy economy panama will be the site of not only an expanded Panama Canal but also home to a Hard Rock Hotel Panama, Marriott, Radisson, and Le Méridien as well as Donald Trump, whose 65-story Trump Ocean Club is slated to open in 2010 Panama’s image and fortunes are bound to the canal that slices through it, a 80km feat of partly French, largely US engineering linking the Atlantic and Pacific, lucratively facilitating 5% of the world’s trade. For 75 years, the canal and a 15km buffer zone were administered by the US as recompense for their efforts. Since regaining control in 1999, this southernmost Central American republic, with a population of 3.3 million, has undergone an energetic transformation. Panama Canal, once at risk of being bypassed by the new generation of super-sized container ships, is undergoing a €4.6bn expansion, and the confidence inspired by the project has been a catalyst for development across all key sectors. |
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