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Panama Penthouses |
Panama Penthouses offers discreet, client-centered representation for discerning buyers seeking exceptional real estate in Panama City and throughout the country. I work exclusively on the buyer’s side, providing independent guidance that aligns entirely with your interests. My specialty lies in sourcing and securing premium penthouses—properties defined by privacy, skyline views, and architectural distinction—while also advising on select apartments, residences, and investment opportunities across Panama.
I curate tailored property searches, evaluate market value with precision, and negotiate from a position informed by current data and deep local knowledge. Clients benefit from access to both on-market and off-market listings, confidential evaluations, and a buying strategy designed to protect capital while securing rare, high-quality assets.
From initial search through due diligence and closing, Panama Penthouses offers a seamless, discreet acquisition experience. Whether you want a signature penthouse in Panama City or a refined property elsewhere in Panama, you can expect informed counsel, meticulous attention to detail, and representation defined by trust and exclusivity.
Charlie Leary
I curate tailored property searches, evaluate market value with precision, and negotiate from a position informed by current data and deep local knowledge. Clients benefit from access to both on-market and off-market listings, confidential evaluations, and a buying strategy designed to protect capital while securing rare, high-quality assets.
From initial search through due diligence and closing, Panama Penthouses offers a seamless, discreet acquisition experience. Whether you want a signature penthouse in Panama City or a refined property elsewhere in Panama, you can expect informed counsel, meticulous attention to detail, and representation defined by trust and exclusivity.
Charlie Leary
Want to begin doing business in Panama? You will find that the economy welcomes direct foreign investment. Charlie has visited Panama since 1997 looking at business opportunities and moved here in 2020.
In most instances, the government of this Central American country treats domestic and foreign capital in the same manner. Businesses in Panama may be foreign-owned or may be organized as joint ventures, for the most part, without restriction. In addition to private sector activities, the government of Panama permits foreign investment in public sector projects unless specifically prohibited by law. (Doing business in Panama in the retail sector is, however, limited to Panamanian nationals as is the purchase of real estate located within 10 kilometers of the Colombian and Costa Rican borders, for strategic reasons).
Those doing business in Panama will find that there are no registration requirements for capital and that the transfer of funds into the country is not taxable. Additionally, there are no controls on the repatriation of capital or retained earnings for foreign companies doing business in Panama.
The local currency, the Balboa, is at par with the US Dollar., and the economy has been fully dollarized for decades The paper money that circulates in Panama is the US Dollar, while the Balboa is used only in coin form. Panama is home to the Panama Canal and Panama City is a regional financial and services center. Colon is home to the second largest free trade zone in the world, after Hong Kong.
In most instances, the government of this Central American country treats domestic and foreign capital in the same manner. Businesses in Panama may be foreign-owned or may be organized as joint ventures, for the most part, without restriction. In addition to private sector activities, the government of Panama permits foreign investment in public sector projects unless specifically prohibited by law. (Doing business in Panama in the retail sector is, however, limited to Panamanian nationals as is the purchase of real estate located within 10 kilometers of the Colombian and Costa Rican borders, for strategic reasons).
Those doing business in Panama will find that there are no registration requirements for capital and that the transfer of funds into the country is not taxable. Additionally, there are no controls on the repatriation of capital or retained earnings for foreign companies doing business in Panama.
The local currency, the Balboa, is at par with the US Dollar., and the economy has been fully dollarized for decades The paper money that circulates in Panama is the US Dollar, while the Balboa is used only in coin form. Panama is home to the Panama Canal and Panama City is a regional financial and services center. Colon is home to the second largest free trade zone in the world, after Hong Kong.