Clayton Park, Apartamento 9C, Clayton Park, Clayton · Clayton
3beds
2baths
2parking
141 m²Interior area
2012Year built
$248/monthMaintenance fee
$2,163Price per m²
Description
Unit 9C at Clayton Park, in Clayton, measures 141 m². It has three bedrooms, two bathrooms, a balcony and two covered parking spaces, and the listing mentions a forest view. The monthly fee is listed at $248 and covers management, common areas, gas and security. The asking price works out to about $2,163 per m². The 2012 building has an elevator, a pool, a party room, gardens, a terrace, a gazebo and play areas, and the interior features list security cameras and an alarm. The apartment is rented, and the listing says the tenant has been in place since 2017 under an annual lease that renews. Rent is $1,500 a month, which comes to $18,000 a year, or about 5.9% of the asking price before costs. Listed on the PREA MLS by Grupo Gestiones Real Estate Panama Corp; details as of 30 July 2026.
Property details
Property type
Apartment
Status
Available
Reference
MLS-00005E7F
Listing courtesy of
Grupo Gestiones Real Estate Panama Corp
Days on market
222
Availability verified
October 21, 2026
Last updated
July 30, 2026
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*30-year average of published bank rates: 7.83% with FECI / 7.50% rate. Source: Banco General, Banistmo and Banco Nacional tariffs, checked September 13, 2026. Not a live feed, an offer or a pre-approval.
30-year average:
7.83%
With FECI
7.50%
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Rates checked by Panama Property Guide from each bank's published terms on September 13, 2026.
Price history
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$2,078/m²
This property's asking price$2,163/m²
Panama City: median asking price per m² of 1 and 2 bedroom apartments of 20 to 100 m², priced $10,000 to $300,000, in Obarrio, Marbella and San Francisco, from the RIAL report by Universidad Torcuato Di Tella for the last week of each March and September. Panama City (monthly): Panama Property Guide's own analysis of asking prices per m² in property listings from many parts of the city, one median per month. Each point is the median of that month's reading and the previous 2 readings. Asking prices are not sale prices. RIAL reports
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