Thank you so much for actually showing us the different neighborhoods and house types. I see so many videos about this region where people are just talking about it with no local footage to back up what they are saying. Much appreciated! 😊
My wife and I are coming to Panama in the first quarter of 2024. Renting a car (you have a video on this) Plans to visit: Coronado, Pedasi area (you have a video on this), and Alto Boquete (you have a video on this). Thank you for all the great videos!
Great video but a little low volume sometimes. There is not very much to choose from in Boquete itself for renting and my impression is that it rains a lot. I'm from Norway and after 7 years in Spain I am tempted to try Panama but perhaps I've gotten too used to lots of sunny days, great malls, great roads and a high standard of living and most things are cheap here. Anyway, I hope to visit Panama to look around and your videos give helpful information.
We've been to Spain a lot of times and you're right on many counts other than the malls (they do have great malls in Panama). But, we have friends who moved to Malaga, been there a year, and don't particularly like it, and they moved from Mexico (5 years there)....so their frame of reference is fairly low. It's all so personal, those decisions. Best thing to do is go for a vacation and see for yourself.
It's no wonder your channel has become so successful so quickly. Your content is second to none. Thank you very much for your work, it really is helping many of us make this big decision. :)
Nice video me and my wife get a lot out it. Funniest video of the year. You guys come down her, and you know all about Panama . My wife was born here and I been here 30 years now. I still learn something each year about Panama. 😂😂😂😂
I visited Boquete about 10 years ago, it was small & pleasant, but even then it was a place dominated by high rollers. I was their with a group of motorcyclists from Costa Rica, and the climate was about the same as Atenas Costa Rica! Even then it was a little bit to upity for me.
Muito obrigado a vocês por despenderem seu tempo e esforço para nos mostrar as maravilhas de Boquete e arredores. Realmente há muitas casas bonitas, para todos os gostos e todos os bolsos. Desde Florianópolis/Brasil.
My wife and I toured the country in August. We spent two days in Boqueute but because of arrangements had limited opportunity to see the surrounding area. This video fits the bill. Very appealing and professionally done. I can't wait to return to Panama. It certainly checks all the boxes. If you don't mind me asking, do the two of you have a home base in Panama or are you nomads? I thank you for what you do. Good day.
I can help answer all the questions, I was born in Montreal but raised in Panama, I live in Toronto right now but certently can explain how good is Panama for retiring plan or more
We're sort of in flux at the moment. We generally live in Toronto with winters in Orlando. But now we've been planning on selling Orlando and replacing that with something in Panama. A work in progress. Hopefully it helps with the videos because we likely end up with the same questions as everyone else about moving to Panama. I'd move there full time. Vivi likes to do summers with the grand kids. So...there's that.
@@laptopseniors Your situation sounds similar. My wife retires at the end of the school year and I shortly thereafter. There is so much to consider and your videos a very helpful. I could sell everything and move tomorrow. With all the shenanigans going on in the States, I need a plan B. All the best.
Fantastic job! You too gave us a great tour of the area showing us the houses and the scenery. I'm thinking more and more about retirement and found your channel. Thanks for helping us all out with information we'll need. Can you say why many of the homes had big gates if crime is not bad ? Is there dangerous animals or something? God bless from Virginia.
I would say forget the subdivisions ( ie: everything looks the same - 6:33 and before). There is no substitute for getting your feet on the ground and talking to locals when looking for property. And NEVER buy before spending at least a year living in an area that you’re interested in.
100% agree. Took us 3 visits to like Coronado. 2...to understand Boquete. You really have to vist, live, immerse, and all that in a place to really know if it's a place for roots.
This video was okay if you just want a look around the area but most people want to know PRICES!! What good is it to see areas/property if you don't have any idea if you can afford it. Very frustrating.
See our other reply to you Lorraine. I think you didn't watch much of the video. The last 3 minutes were ONLY real pricing and pictures to give everyone an idea of what you'd get for what $$.
@@laptopseniors I did watch all of your video. What I saw during the last 3 minutes where screen shots of homes to purchase. Or at least that's what it seemed like since I couldn't read anything, it was too far away from the screen. And when you pause a YT video a white bar goes across the lower 3rd of the screen blocking out most of the information. I would love to see you show a house, even from the outside, and say "this 3 bedroom, 2 bathroom home is listed for $200K" as an example. And since most people are considering renting, same thing. Stop in front of the home and tell us what how many beds/baths and how much it's going for. I thought the rental information gave a general idea , but when people are thinking of moving, more information that better. I would be great if you could get some of your friends to let you inside to show us various types of rentals. Or get ahold of an agent who would be willing to show empty rentals, it's in their best interest. You two were really brave to make the leap into the unknown. Not a lot of people can do that. Thanks for your response and hopefully being open to my feedback. Be well
Great job! Might you have come across homes to rent, ideally with a private pool? Loved video on Bouquete , which would you now consider first Bouquete or Coronado? 😎
Thank you for this very helpful and informative video! Why do you think many of the properties are so seriously fenced in? Also, I'm wondering if all the higher altitude regions of Panama are similarly semi-arid?
Thank you for sharing your trip. It was kind of you to film this for all of us. Having said that....Just like I have seen in the past 3 years in Costa Rica...the prices have been driven by North Americans moving in and pricing out the very people who own this land. This is how they treat the very people who gave them the privilege of getting a visa here. I understand rising prices....I live in America...but this is just plain greed.
Hi, I am trying to find out how much money a year I would need in Boquete to live a life in the US, Michigan, Oakland county would call upper middle class. Everyone says just to go but there are so many places and I want this knowledge first. Thanks!
It would have been nice to tell us about the process of buying or building a home in Panama.How much to put down, also do you have to be a citizen to acquire real estate there ?
You do not have to be a citizen to buy real estate. You can get a mortgage but you'd have to be a legal resident and even then it'll be harder than in the US. You may, depending on the seller, have to pay the whole price in cash (not literal cash-just no mortgage). Best to simply talk to a real estate person in whatever city you're looking at.
How do get a car on Panama? Or is it better to buy a motorcycle or is bus/taxi better? Do I need to pay auto insurance? Thanks! Also do I pay for homeowners or renters insurance? Thanks!
Whatch out if you want to buy there. It floods there are bus route owners that store their buses on the street like it is a hangar. It is a pretty looking ghetto. Some houses have been remodeled and converted in to condominium lol. No maintenance for the roads. Total crap.
Great coverage of the landscape and pricing. So well done. Now I just want a 500 sq' rental with those kind of views. Lawyers and bankers need not apply.
Wow, really tough to answer. If you look at Google maps and use their 'directions' tab, just pick the center of town and then wherever you're thinking about and it'll give you the driving or walking distance. Much LOOKS like it's far but it's under a mile to walk. But then other parts are too far to walk. Google maps would be your best bet to figure it out roughly.
Hi Edgar, unfortunately there's no way to add in anything to a TH-cam video once it's posted. The options are putting up a new one and erasing the old one. That's it.
i know...seems odd huh? But usually there's no central AC or Heat either because the temps roughly sit at room temperature give or take 5 or 6 degrees, year round. So, no need. Sometimes a small space heater helps for a little chill etc.
@@georgeporto5829 There are doctors there of various specialties but they're in clinics. Most definitely you could find full on experts in their fields in David, just an hour away.
Hey guys, love all your videos. Don’t mind that woman from Florida who says she wasn’t impressed. Probably a snooty woman love what you And Pat do. Question :Pat I have a Schwab Ira account… if I move there does that follow me internationally?
That's a concern everywhere. We get the sense though that in Panama the government is going to have minimal intrusion into the life you want. That's the way it seems in comparison to N America. Although any election could flip that I suppose. Retirees are such a huge driver of the economy that I doubt they'd do anything to mess with that.
If it's so safe, why are so many properties gated? I'm not happy with gated communities. It feels so sterile, so American. Speaking AS an American, mind you.
I think many feel safer, especially if they travel and leave their home empty at times. There are plenty of ungated areas to live in. Thank you, for watching.
real state in this countries are very cheap for foreing turist to invest money in cheap real state. colombia is other turistic destination that attract a lot of turist for investment the best is that the value increases over time. myself i am investor planning to move to panama city in a future or dominic republic see what the real state market have to offer.
Instead of all this meaningless driving around developments. Just pick some houses in different areas and tour them. Then, give a run down on prices, electricity, water etc. Saves time, eliminates vagueness and fosters meaning.
This wasn't at all what I wanted, I might as well live where I live in the US. I wanted a vibrant in town city feel, like renting an apartment. Not a deserted desert. Mexico seems much better.
Boquete is by no means a desert. It's lush with green. If you want more hustle and bustle definitely look in PC or like someone mentioned, Casco Viejo.
What made you move? We have boiled down our very soon retirement to Boquete OR cuenca as top 2 places so please let us know your point of view@danwiseman2883
For how local authorities behaved with the Dutch girl's murder case in Boquete, I would NEVER EVER come there, literally shameful and dangerous place to be
Hi Jose, your impression may be from what we shot in the videos. We lived in Fl or 13 years. It's most definitely more lush (rain forest like in a lot of places) in Panama, especially in the rainy season. Landscaping though isn't a 'thing' like in the US.
Additionally, Bouquete is at about 3900 feet with a cooler climate than FLA. That will effect the types of vegetation, not better or worse, just different... No hurricanes or at least fewer in Panama.
@@MarianKnowltononly the ones build inside a residential areas but if you buy a more traditional house with bigger land it will have a driveway 50 to 100 feet from the road
Hello, this video is very disappointing, if you are living in Panama you know that most of the time the exterior of a house is much better than the interior. You should also know that minimun stardard basic of a house here is much less than North America. Most every thing is an option. It also should included realiability of infrastructure, electricity, water. All around Panama there are new development and many of them take year to be sold. That is real information that will be benefit people that looking at moving here. Panama is a great place to live but not for everyone. This is your vlog, you can say what you want but don't you every thing that provide information that include the reality will be more to everyone. The best of luck with you project.
Hello Jacinthe, Thank you for watching our video and sharing your comments. Hopefully most people will exercise due diligence before buying a home, but you make an excellent point for people not to assume anything which might be a given where they’re coming from. Hopefully our other videos won’t disappoint you
Just have to leave another message about the horrible pricing information. No information about rents although you recommend renting. I'm not sure what this video was supposed to accomplish.
I believe we mentioned rent variations (from x to y) and what you'd get for those prices in the video. And, the last 3 minutes specifically were all pricing ads for homes/condos etc at that time. Problem is these videos last for years, so in 2025 (and probably a little already) any prices would be out of date. Wish they just held as is, but today that's not possible.
Thank you so much for actually showing us the different neighborhoods and house types. I see so many videos about this region where people are just talking about it with no local footage to back up what they are saying. Much appreciated! 😊
Like what you're doing, very descriptive! No BS, well done! Great job, keep it up 🙏🏽
Thank you.
Thanks for the tour and music. I hope to visit in 2024 .
Thanks for watching
My wife and I are coming to Panama in the first quarter of 2024. Renting a car (you have a video on this) Plans to visit: Coronado, Pedasi area (you have a video on this), and Alto Boquete (you have a video on this). Thank you for all the great videos!
Good luck on your trip. It'll be fun.
Great video but a little low volume sometimes. There is not very much to choose from in Boquete itself for renting and my impression is that it rains a lot. I'm from Norway and after 7 years in Spain I am tempted to try Panama but perhaps I've gotten too used to lots of sunny days, great malls, great roads and a high standard of living and most things are cheap here. Anyway, I hope to visit Panama to look around and your videos give helpful information.
We've been to Spain a lot of times and you're right on many counts other than the malls (they do have great malls in Panama). But, we have friends who moved to Malaga, been there a year, and don't particularly like it, and they moved from Mexico (5 years there)....so their frame of reference is fairly low. It's all so personal, those decisions. Best thing to do is go for a vacation and see for yourself.
It's no wonder your channel has become so successful so quickly. Your content is second to none. Thank you very much for your work, it really is helping many of us make this big decision. :)
Nice video me and my wife get a lot out it.
Funniest video of the year.
You guys come down her, and you know all about Panama .
My wife was born here and I been here 30 years now.
I still learn something each year about Panama. 😂😂😂😂
I've been considering moving to Panama , retired military, I'm going to visit for a few weeks this coming spring!!🎉
I'm retired military doing same thing
Is there VA providers in Panama? I'm also a retired USAF.
@@Michaelthearcheangel what's that got to do with anything , I get paid wherever I am at in the world
@@glendacastillo6504Yes, for sure in Panama City.
I visited Boquete about 10 years ago, it was small & pleasant, but even then it was a place dominated by high rollers. I was their with a group of motorcyclists from Costa Rica, and the climate was about the same as Atenas Costa Rica! Even then it was a little bit to upity for me.
Thank you for showing the area and the homes. 👍❤
You’re welcome. 😁 We appreciate you.
Thank you team!I appreciate both of you I'm not interested in buying just renting.you gave me a idea at lease.job well done.
Muito obrigado a vocês por despenderem seu tempo e esforço para nos mostrar as maravilhas de Boquete e arredores. Realmente há muitas casas bonitas, para todos os gostos e todos os bolsos. Desde Florianópolis/Brasil.
Gracias por el lindo comentario y por mirar.
My wife and I toured the country in August. We spent two days in Boqueute but because of arrangements had limited opportunity to see the surrounding area. This video fits the bill. Very appealing and professionally done. I can't wait to return to Panama. It certainly checks all the boxes. If you don't mind me asking, do the two of you have a home base in Panama or are you nomads? I thank you for what you do. Good day.
I can help answer all the questions, I was born in Montreal but raised in Panama, I live in Toronto right now but certently can explain how good is Panama for retiring plan or more
so u guys are canadian snowbirds? are u planing to get a pension visa later?
@@JD_Therapy
We're sort of in flux at the moment. We generally live in Toronto with winters in Orlando. But now we've been planning on selling Orlando and replacing that with something in Panama. A work in progress. Hopefully it helps with the videos because we likely end up with the same questions as everyone else about moving to Panama. I'd move there full time. Vivi likes to do summers with the grand kids. So...there's that.
@@laptopseniors Your situation sounds similar. My wife retires at the end of the school year and I shortly thereafter. There is so much to consider and your videos a very helpful. I could sell everything and move tomorrow. With all the shenanigans going on in the States, I need a plan B. All the best.
Fantastic job! You too gave us a great tour of the area showing us the houses and the scenery. I'm thinking more and more about retirement and found your channel. Thanks for helping us all out with information we'll need. Can you say why many of the homes had big gates if crime is not bad ? Is there dangerous animals or something? God bless from Virginia.
Glad you liked it Stuart.
thanks, guys. i love your content and narration.
Thank you too! 😁 your comment is appreciated.
I would say forget the subdivisions ( ie: everything looks the same - 6:33 and before). There is no substitute for getting your feet on the ground and talking to locals when looking for property. And NEVER buy before spending at least a year living in an area that you’re interested in.
100% agree. Took us 3 visits to like Coronado. 2...to understand Boquete. You really have to vist, live, immerse, and all that in a place to really know if it's a place for roots.
That's my place, perfect weather no natural disasters reasonable 😊
I have been away from Boquete for over 14 years. I love Cuenca.
I wish someone would do a video on apartments in Boquete and surrounding areas. I will be renting an apartment not a house. The homes are beautiful
What about rentals? Any and how much?
Great information.
This video was okay if you just want a look around the area but most people want to know PRICES!! What good is it to see areas/property if you don't have any idea if you can afford it.
Very frustrating.
See our other reply to you Lorraine. I think you didn't watch much of the video. The last 3 minutes were ONLY real pricing and pictures to give everyone an idea of what you'd get for what $$.
@@laptopseniors I did watch all of your video. What I saw during the last 3 minutes where screen shots of homes to purchase. Or at least that's what it seemed like since I couldn't read anything, it was too far away from the screen. And when you pause a YT video a white bar goes across the lower 3rd of the screen blocking out most of the information.
I would love to see you show a house, even from the outside, and say "this 3 bedroom, 2 bathroom home is listed for $200K" as an example. And since most people are considering renting, same thing. Stop in front of the home and tell us what how many beds/baths and how much it's going for. I thought the rental information gave a general idea , but when people are thinking of moving, more information that better. I would be great if you could get some of your friends to let you inside to show us various types of rentals. Or get ahold of an agent who would be willing to show empty rentals, it's in their best interest.
You two were really brave to make the leap into the unknown. Not a lot of people can do that.
Thanks for your response and hopefully being open to my feedback. Be well
Great job! Might you have come across homes to rent, ideally with a private pool?
Loved video on Bouquete , which would you now consider first Bouquete or Coronado?
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I loved this! Thank you so much. 😊😊
Thank you for this very helpful and informative video! Why do you think many of the properties are so seriously fenced in? Also, I'm wondering if all the higher altitude regions of Panama are similarly semi-arid?
Thank you for sharing your trip. It was kind of you to film this for all of us. Having said that....Just like I have seen in the past 3 years in Costa Rica...the prices have been driven by North Americans moving in and pricing out the very people who own this land. This is how they treat the very people who gave them the privilege of getting a visa here. I understand rising prices....I live in America...but this is just plain greed.
Great Tour...
I thought you were going to show Valle Escondido.
Thank you for the video
Very nice places to leave by looking
Who would be a good Rialtor out that route, David, Buquete .
Thank you
Hi, I am trying to find out how much money a year I would need in Boquete to live a life in the US, Michigan, Oakland county would call upper middle class. Everyone says just to go but there are so many places and I want this knowledge first. Thanks!
It would have been nice to tell us about the process of buying or building a home in Panama.How much to put down, also do you have to be a citizen to acquire real estate there ?
You do not have to be a citizen to buy real estate. You can get a mortgage but you'd have to be a legal resident and even then it'll be harder than in the US. You may, depending on the seller, have to pay the whole price in cash (not literal cash-just no mortgage). Best to simply talk to a real estate person in whatever city you're looking at.
from what I have seen as arm-chair traveler; while buying in Panama is hard and risky, selling is a whole nuther world. No MLS etc, etc
How do get a car on Panama? Or is it better to buy a motorcycle or is bus/taxi better? Do I need to pay auto insurance? Thanks! Also do I pay for homeowners or renters insurance? Thanks!
was it the dry season... looked awfully dried.
Filming was in the dry season for most videos. Golden Frog and Panama City videos was wet season.
Whatch out if you want to buy there. It floods there are bus route owners that store their buses on the street like it is a hangar. It is a pretty looking ghetto. Some houses have been remodeled and converted in to condominium lol. No maintenance for the roads. Total crap.
What’s it like obtaining a car as an expat in (Boquete) Panama? Any insight? Easy/difficult? Affordable/overpriced? Is fuel accessible?
Great coverage of the landscape and pricing. So well done.
Now I just want a 500 sq' rental with those kind of views. Lawyers and bankers need not apply.
Hi. Thanks so much 😃
I've lived in Coral Gables, FL. It definitely doesn't look like this!
I noticed in the footage that it seems very windy. How much of the time is it like that. Not so sure I would like that
Thanx for showing the homes, some very nice but how close to town if no car?
Boquete is near David "the big city 56 min, you still have the "downtown Boquete as well " within 30 minutes
thanx jd, boy that 1hr could be a long walk back@@JD_Therapy
Yes, walking distance you might find some kiskos @@randymelville9597 other than that Boquete "center" is amazing,
Wow, really tough to answer. If you look at Google maps and use their 'directions' tab, just pick the center of town and then wherever you're thinking about and it'll give you the driving or walking distance. Much LOOKS like it's far but it's under a mile to walk. But then other parts are too far to walk. Google maps would be your best bet to figure it out roughly.
Can you please add a map to follow and know where is located and see your driving path
Hi Edgar, unfortunately there's no way to add in anything to a TH-cam video once it's posted. The options are putting up a new one and erasing the old one. That's it.
No discounts here.......very expensive for Panama.
What about emergency medical is good hospital?
The problem is I have lived here for 40 years and this video is NOT a true representation of Boqu
Hi Victoria. Thank you for watching. I am curious as to what you would present Boquete as you see it.
So you retire and plunk yourself in the middle of nowhere in Panama. Then what do you do?
The first showing Boquete seems like it looks like New Mexico?
was looking at Costa Rica real estate also very nice
Hi. That’s nice. We like that Boquete is safer and less expensive. Thanks for watching. 😊
Lots of petty crime and house invasions in Costa Rica I heard from other youtubers that used to live there or visit frequently.
I'm in the Philippines and the longest loan I can get is 3 years as a foreigner. What's the financing like there?
Does native Panamanian live is these so called better homes or are they people coming from other countries like U.S?
NO Central Air Conditioning ?
i know...seems odd huh? But usually there's no central AC or Heat either because the temps roughly sit at room temperature give or take 5 or 6 degrees, year round. So, no need. Sometimes a small space heater helps for a little chill etc.
Wondering if Boquette has dr’s like Urologist And Gastro doctors@@laptopseniors
@@georgeporto5829 There are doctors there of various specialties but they're in clinics. Most definitely you could find full on experts in their fields in David, just an hour away.
I really do wish TH-cam had a sound requisite. Hard to understand what you are saying when you are in the car.
Hey guys, love all your videos. Don’t mind that woman from Florida who says she wasn’t impressed. Probably a snooty woman love what you And Pat do.
Question :Pat I have a Schwab Ira account… if I move there does that follow me internationally?
One concern would be the foreign government.
That's a concern everywhere. We get the sense though that in Panama the government is going to have minimal intrusion into the life you want. That's the way it seems in comparison to N America. Although any election could flip that I suppose. Retirees are such a huge driver of the economy that I doubt they'd do anything to mess with that.
Doesn't look like a place I would want to live.
Yo no quiero vivir en boquette hasta que no se enclresca que paso con las holandessas desapaeesidas y muchas otras personas mas
Those roads are a disgrace. Clearly poorly put down at the beginning. They need to up their game considerably.
I guess this video was made for people intending to buy a house. Renting would be for me.
Hi Scott. Renting is advised at least to be sure of your area.
If it's so safe, why are so many properties gated? I'm not happy with gated communities. It feels so sterile, so American. Speaking AS an American, mind you.
I think many feel safer, especially if they travel and leave their home empty at times. There are plenty of ungated areas to live in. Thank you, for watching.
17:24: Which subdivision is this?
Boquete Country Club. We have a specific video on that and Lucero. You'll see more of it.
real state in this countries are very cheap for foreing turist to invest money in cheap real state. colombia is other turistic destination that attract a lot of turist for investment the best is that the value increases over time. myself i am investor planning to move to panama city in a future or dominic republic see what the real state market have to offer.
Smart, Humberto.
Can an American buy a house in Panama?
Yes
Wnant rent below 500 usd
Are those dollars if so way to expensive
👏👍🏻😊
This would be a lot more interesting if you could be heard.
No body live there?
Nope.
I'm buying Nicaragua
and a shit-ton of expired Migs.
BOOM goes America.
Nice houses, but don’t feel very safe neighborhoods
It's a very safe community. It probably just looks different to your eyes and therefor sketchy. But it's not.
"Way over priced!" "That is what happens when people like you find out about places like this and take advantage of making profit!"😉
Instead of all this meaningless driving around developments. Just pick some houses in different areas and tour them. Then, give a run down on prices, electricity, water etc. Saves time, eliminates vagueness and fosters meaning.
This wasn't at all what I wanted, I might as well live where I live in the US. I wanted a vibrant in town city feel, like renting an apartment. Not a deserted desert. Mexico seems much better.
Thanks for your comment Sirenia. It’s not for everyone, do look at our Panamá city Casco Viejo videos. You’ll like that area better.
I was there in 2004. Ended up building in Valle Escondido. Left in 2009 for Cuenca Ecuador.
Boquete is by no means a desert. It's lush with green. If you want more hustle and bustle definitely look in PC or like someone mentioned, Casco Viejo.
What made you move? We have boiled down our very soon retirement to Boquete OR cuenca as top 2 places so please let us know your point of view@danwiseman2883
@danwiseman2883 We are trying to decide boquete or Cuenca what helped you decide?
For how local authorities behaved with the Dutch girl's murder case in Boquete, I would NEVER EVER come there, literally shameful and dangerous place to be
Ticky tacky
Thanks
Not impressed, I’m from Florida, I was expecting more landscaping and greenery
Hi Jose, your impression may be from what we shot in the videos. We lived in Fl or 13 years. It's most definitely more lush (rain forest like in a lot of places) in Panama, especially in the rainy season. Landscaping though isn't a 'thing' like in the US.
Additionally, Bouquete is at about 3900 feet with a cooler climate than FLA. That will effect the types of vegetation, not better or worse, just different... No hurricanes or at least fewer in Panama.
Are houses typically so close to the road?
@@MarianKnowltononly the ones build inside a residential areas but if you buy a more traditional house with bigger land it will have a driveway 50 to 100 feet from the road
You were expecting the USA?? That's very strange. 😅
Hello, this video is very disappointing, if you are living in Panama you know that most of the time the exterior of a house is much better than the interior. You should also know that minimun stardard basic of a house here is much less than North America. Most every thing is an option. It also should included realiability of infrastructure, electricity, water. All around Panama there are new development and many of them take year to be sold. That is real information that will be benefit people that looking at moving here. Panama is a great place to live but not for everyone. This is your vlog, you can say what you want but don't you every thing that provide information that include the reality will be more to everyone. The best of luck with you project.
Hello Jacinthe, Thank you for watching our video and sharing your comments. Hopefully most people will exercise due diligence before buying a home, but you make an excellent point for people not to assume anything which might be a given where they’re coming from. Hopefully our other videos won’t disappoint you
Just have to leave another message about the horrible pricing information. No information about rents although you recommend renting. I'm not sure what this video was supposed to accomplish.
I believe we mentioned rent variations (from x to y) and what you'd get for those prices in the video. And, the last 3 minutes specifically were all pricing ads for homes/condos etc at that time. Problem is these videos last for years, so in 2025 (and probably a little already) any prices would be out of date. Wish they just held as is, but today that's not possible.
Costa Rica is more beautiful.
crime...murder...dutch ??? women.
Little to no crime. Don't think any murders. No idea of the rest Kevin.
All the houses look the same. Don’t like that. 👎🏽