Boquete's real estate is currently in a buyers' market. That means that you can easily negotiate the sales price right now as the high season is ending. The reference to "Boquete" in real estate terms generally includes all the small villages...
My view each morning when I wake up looks out to the mountains that surround the typical Panama neighborhood I call home. I live in a quiet area of David in what is considered the historic district of the city...
The Boquete Blues and Jazz Festival is one of the events that most expats who live in Chiriquí look forward to the most every year, and this February marked the 12th year of this annual event. The first festival took place in 2007...
In 2012 Trevor and Tina visited Boquete, Panama, and fell in love with it. Both avid travellers, and with their two sons grown up, they were looking for a new adventure. They decided to stay.
In 2018 Panama is expected to outperform all other Central American countries as well as many in South America. And in its western province of Chiriquí...
Donna and Ron James were tired of the cold winters and short summers in their home town of Calgary, Canada. So, when the opportunity came in 2009 to visit Panama on vacation they...
I moved to David, Panama five years ago and, over that time, I’ve gotten to know it quite well. I’m learning more every day, but I’ve already discovered so many wonderfully unusual aspects to my adopted homeland.
"Every morning in Panama we wake up and say, 'It's another beautiful day,'and it has never stopped. We love it here," says Donna James of her and husband Ron's six-month stays in Panama. "We go for a lot of walks and love morning coffee on the side patio...
Harry Brouard retired early, moving from his home in New Jersey to Florida. But moving to Florida wasn’t quite enough, he felt that he still needed more.
David (pronounced Dah-veed) is the capital of Panama’s Chiriquí province. Short for San José de David, it is the third largest urban area in Panama, with a population of over 164,000—of which most are considered middle class Panamanians.