Month: April 2026

Oceana Emerges as the Ideal Development for Golf Enthusiasts and Nautical Luxury Seekers in Panama
26
Apr
By demo
Investments and Business

Oceana Panama: Luxury Golf & Nautical Living

The high-end real estate market in Panama continues to evolve, particularly in the segment of luxury apartments linked to residential golf and luxury yachting. Increasingly, buyers are seeking projects that combine a strategic location, access to green spaces, and proximity to the sea, thereby offering a comprehensive lifestyle that also provides value as a real estate investment in Panama.Oceana Santa María emerges as a choice that seamlessly unites these features in a single destination. Set within one of Panama City’s most carefully designed communities, the project distinguishes itself through its immediate access to the Santa María Golf & Country Club…
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Foreign Ownership of Apartments in Panama
26
Apr
By demo
Investments and Business

Key Aspects of Foreign Apartment Ownership in Panama

Panama has established itself as one of the most accessible real estate destinations in the region for international buyers. The ability to purchase properties under conditions similar to those available to Panamanian citizens has sparked interest among investors, families, and individuals seeking a second home or an investment opportunity in the country. This is complemented by a stable economic environment, the dollarization of the economy, and a real estate market that continues to expand steadily.One of the most common inquiries in this market revolves around whether foreigners can buy apartments in Panama, and the answer remains yes: acquiring real estate…
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Thinking About Investing in Panama? Key Insights Into the Real Estate Market
25
Apr
By demo
Investments and Business

Your Guide to Investing in Panama Real Estate

Panama City has seen sustained growth in interest in tourist and corporate rentals, driven by the constant influx of international professionals, urban tourism, and the search for models that generate steady income. This type of rental has become a significant alternative to traditional rentals, especially due to its ability to accommodate short- or medium-term stays and boost real estate profitability.Interest in both tourist and corporate rentals across zones hosting projects like Armonía, just steps from the Cinta Costera, has steadily increased in recent years. This development sits in a prime section of Panama City near the financial district, Avenida Balboa,…
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A practical guide to purchasing property in Panama as a foreign buyer
25
Apr
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By Jean Thompson
Investments and Business

A practical guide to purchasing property in Panama as a foreign buyer

Panama has quickly emerged as one of the region’s most appealing locations for real estate investment, with its steady economy, reliance on the U.S. dollar, and expanding market driving strong interest from international buyers looking to diversify their holdings or secure a second home in a rapidly developing urban environment.In recent years, this growing trend has been paired with a more welcoming stance toward foreign purchasers, making it simpler to acquire property without living in the country. Consequently, projects like IPANEMA Residences have steadily collaborated with international clients seeking real estate opportunities in key areas of Panama City. If you’re…
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Guinea-Bissau: CSR cases supporting responsible fisheries and food security
23
Apr
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By Jean Thompson
Social Responsibility

Guinea-Bissau: Advancing Fisheries & Food Security through CSR

Guinea-Bissau’s coastline and the Bijagós archipelago sustain livelihoods, culture, biodiversity and national food security. Small-scale and artisanal fisheries dominate the sector; marine and estuarine resources are primary sources of animal protein for coastal communities and central to rural economies. At the same time, the country faces pressure from industrial fleets, illegal, unreported and unregulated (IUU) fishing, habitat loss (notably mangroves) and governance capacity gaps. Corporate social responsibility (CSR) — when aligned with good fisheries governance and community priorities — can complement public and donor action to protect fish stocks, safeguard food security and strengthen coastal resilience.Key policy and institutional contextProtected…
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Cameroon: CSR cases protecting forests and supporting alternative community incomes
23
Apr
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By Jean Thompson
Social Responsibility

Cameroon: CSR Strategies for Forest Protection and Community Livelihood Diversification

Cameroon sits at the ecological heart of the Congo Basin and contains large tracts of tropical forest that provide global climate regulation, biodiversity habitat, and local livelihoods. Corporate activity in the forest landscape—ranging from logging and plantation agriculture to commodity sourcing and infrastructure development—has stimulated a range of corporate social responsibility (CSR) responses. These responses aim both to reduce negative environmental impacts and to support alternative, sustainable sources of local income. This article reviews the context, typologies of CSR interventions, documented cases and results, common challenges, and practical design principles for CSR programs that genuinely protect forests while strengthening community…
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