Stellar Lot For Sale Near Playa Malibu, Gorgona

MIAMI - March 14, 2014 - PRLog -- Beautiful 1,000 m2 lot with breathtaking ocean views on Playa Malibu in Gorgona.

For the excellent price of $130,000, this flat lot comes with public road and beach access.  Government land lies behind and the lot in front is empty.  Maintenance fees will remain very low and the lot is cleaned four times a year.  In addition, this property enjoys tax exemption!

Playa Malibu is located near the small Oceanside community of Gorgona and offers an excellent infrastructure that makes it a hot spot not only to visit but also to live.

Build your dream beach home near the gorgeous sands of Playa Malibu and enjoy a fabulous location offering great restaurants, bars, shopping and most of all a wonderful community where you will build great friendships and create lifelong memories!

Price: $130,000
City: Playa Malibu, Gorgona
Country: Panama
Size: 1,000 m2
Property #: 348
Price per m2: $130/m2

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ABOUT PANAMA:

The Republic of Panama is located in the center of the Western Hemisphere under the following coordinates: 7º12’07″ and 9º38’46″ North, 77º09’24″ and 83º03’07″ West. On its borders are: to the North, the Caribbean Sea; to the East, the Republic of Colombia; to the South, the Pacific Ocean, and to the West, the Republic of Costa Rica. Panama is the link between Central America and South America, constituting an isthmus of 80 km. (1.609km+1mile) wide at its narrowest point.

Official Name: Republic of Panama
Capital: Panama City
Nationality: Panamanian
Area, Population and Density: 75,990 square km; the total population is approximately 2,839,177, (81 persons/square mi)
Age Distribution (%): 0‐14 years 37.0%, 15‐59 years 56.3%, 60+ years 6.7%
Political Division: 9 provinces and 3 indigenous communities
Government: constitutional democracy, centralized Republic
Legal System: based on the civilian legal system, judicial revision of legislative acts in the Supreme Court. Accepting international tribunal jurisdiction, except in some instances
Language: the official language is Spanish. However, many Panamanians speak English
Literacy Rate: 90%
Weather: Panamanian weather is tropical, and uniform throughout the year. The average temperature is 27 degrees C (80.6 degrees F)
Religion: there is an absolute freedom of Religion in Panama. Most Panamanians are Roman Catholic. However, due to the diversity in the country, you can find all kinds of places of worship throughout the country.
Time Zone: the time in Panama, all year long, is the same as the EST (GMT ‐5). Panama does not observe Daylight Savings Time.
Currency: the U. S. dollar. The Panamanian currencies are equivalent in size and value to those of the U. S. A.
Commerce: businesses are generally open from 9:00 a.m. to 6:00 p.m. from Monday to Saturday. Some open on Sundays
Gratuities: from 10% to 15% of the bill, is the suggested amount
Driving License: visitors can drive up to 90 days with a foreign license
Electricity: 110 volts; 60 cycles
Tropical climate & low cost of living
962 miles of coast line
Population approximately 3 million
Valid Passport & tourist card to enter
Colon Free Trade Zone is the second largest in the world
Panama has no Military
No hurricanes
Rated on of the top 5 Places in the world to retire
Stable economy with the US dollar as legal tender
Economic growth that year after year continues to surpass most of the other Latin American countries. For over 40 years the inflation rate has averaged less than 2% yearly, unheard of in other countries south of the US border. Panama has special incentive laws for investors, and favorable offshore banking laws.


Panama is a country of white sandy beaches, rain forests, exotic vegetation and wildlife, thick jungles, mountains and unique islands. More than 30% of Panama’s fauna and flora are protected through government sanctuaries that include 15 national parks and 5 forest reserves. The country offers diverse geographic and social settings. The terrain ranges from mountains to tropical islands and offers lifestyle settings that range from the booming metropolis to vast jungles.

Panama has a level of security and efficiency not found in other Latin American countries. The country has more amenities, lower costs and lower crime rates than traditional retirement destinations in Mexico or Costa Rica.

The best way to get to Panama is by air travel. Continental Airlines, Copa Airlines, American Airlines, United Airlines, Spirit and Iberia all have daily flights to Panama. If you are driving, you can reach your Panamanian destination by way of the Inter‐American Highway that runs through Central America. If you are coming by sea, you can disembark in one of Panama’s many ports.