Panama Real Estate

Forget those same ol’ same ol’ hotel spots you frequent. If you’re planning a trip to The Republic of Panama, there’s a new hotel on the block – the Westin Playa Bonita – which opened its doors last month. In this southernmost country in Central America, the Westin Playa Bonita happens to be the first Westin to open in Panama. Having had it’s official grand opening just a few weeks ago, the Hotel is located just 20 minutes outside Panama City, with the pristine beaches of Playa Bonita on...Read Full Story

Panama Canal Authority Administrator Alberto Alemán Zubieta was awarded the Georgia Ports Authority Partnership in Excellence medal. Alemán Zubieta is the first person to have received this medal. This recognition was presented to Mr. Alemán Zubieta by Curtis J. Foltz, Georgia Ports Authority Executive Director, during the 44th Georgia Foreign Trade Conference (GFTC), which was held on February 6 at The Cloister in Sea Island, Georgia. This conference attracts numerous maritime...Read Full Story

By Chuck Crumbo ccrumbo@scbiznews.com Published Feb. 8, 2012 ATLANTA – Alberto Aleman Zubieta declined to pick sides in the race between Charleston and Savannah to deepen their harbors for the huge cargo ships that soon will be moving through the Panama Canal. “Charleston’s and Savannah’s ports should be improved,” Aleman, CEO of the Panama Canal Authority, said Tuesday at the Modex 2012 supply chain and manufacturers exhibit. “Both are going to be needed.” The Panama Canal is...Read Full Story

The CEO of the Panama Canal Authority, Alberto Aleman Zubieta, is scheduled to deliver a speech Tuesday Article source: http://www.bizjournals.com/atlanta/morning_call/2012/02/panama-canal-ceo-to-discuss-future-of.html posted in Panama Canal Panama Canal CEO to keynote Modex Move to deepen Savannah Harbor gets a pushRead Full Story

Article Date : 27 January 2012                                     The latter part of 2012 could be the right time to invest in real estate in Panama , with one expert in the country expecting property prices to begin to rise from 2013. In an article for The Panama Report, Kent Davis, from Panama Equity Real Estate, explained that values are likely to fall by between 10 and 20 per cent in Panama City this year, largely as a result of the number of...Read Full Story