Panamá Province
Panama City
Panama's capital and the country's deepest property market, running from the colonial Casco Antiguo east along the bay to Costa del Este.
- For sale
- 66
- New developments
- 26
- Median price
- $397,000
Where to buy in Panama City and what each area is like to live in, with the number of homes for sale and the median asking price in each neighborhood.
Panamá Province
Panama's capital and the country's deepest property market, running from the colonial Casco Antiguo east along the bay to Costa del Este.
Panamá Province · Panama City
A dense, walkable corregimiento wrapped around Parque Omar. Mid-rise and high-rise apartments dominate, and it is one of the few areas of the city where residents genuinely walk to groceries, gyms and schools.
Panamá Province · Panama City
The city's original prestige district and still its most mixed: embassies and mid-century towers sit alongside the restaurants of Marbella and the student energy of El Cangrejo.
Panamá Province · Panama City · Juan Díaz
A master-planned district built from scratch on reclaimed land: wide streets, underground utilities, international schools and corporate headquarters. The default choice for families relocating with children.
Panamá Oeste · Chame
The established Pacific beach town about 90 minutes from Panama City, with supermarkets, a private clinic, a golf course and a large resident foreign population.
Chiriquí
A highland coffee town at around 1,200 m where the climate does the selling. The long-standing centre of North American and European retirement in Panama.
Panamá Province · Panama City · San Francisco
A purpose-built peninsula of luxury towers on reclaimed land, home to the city's most recognisable skyline and its private hospital cluster.
Panamá Province · Panama City · Bella Vista
The bayfront strip. Almost every unit here is sold on its view of the Pacific and the Cinta Costera, and prices track floor height closely.
Panamá Province · Panama City · Ancón
A former US Army base turned gated residential enclave inside Ciudad del Saber, with wide streets, converted barracks and a tree canopy the rest of the city gave up decades ago.
Panamá Province · Panama City · Bella Vista
Panama City's business core. Offices, banks and law firms by day, with a growing stock of residential towers aimed at people who want a short commute.
Panamá Province · Panama City · Bella Vista
The most genuinely walkable neighborhood in Panama City: leafy streets, 1960s apartment blocks, independent restaurants and the university a few blocks away.
Panamá Oeste · Arraiján
A special economic zone on the former Howard air base, developed as a self-contained town with its own schools, offices and parks, and its own tax regime.