Panama is a favorite tourism and retirement destination that attracts visitors and investors from around the world. Panama is a stable country with very strong property ownership rights. As such, there is always upward pressure on real estate pricing in various areas. The best real estate investment opportunities are coming up on an undeveloped stretch of the Caribbean coastline that is “in the path of progress,” i.e., ocean and beachfront land, which is in the path of major infrastructure development. “In real estate, if you are on time, you are late,” says James Gooden (Panama), co-founder of Latam Investco and Caimito Fruits.
Prices are still very low but will trend up over the next few years with the recently completed Atlantic bridge and the extension of the coastal highway from the town of Miguel de la Borda.
This is the perfect time to invest in a tangible, scarce resource (land) that is in very limited supply, surrounded by thousands of acres of rainforest, and can provide 5X or even 10X returns once the project is complete along the coastal road.
Panama’s undeveloped Caribbean coast is a hidden gem waiting to be discovered, and James Gooden (Panama) & Donald Ewert (Panama) have stepped up with Latam Investco, a small investment organization in Panama. Donald Ewert and James Gooden (Panama) want to help turn this area into a sustainable tourism destination while also preserving the virgin rainforest.
Speaking to the media, James Gooden(Panama), co-founder of Latam Investco and Caimito Fruits, said, “Our goal is to create investment opportunity awareness and promote eco-tourism while preserving the virgin rainforest.”
The lack of roads and infrastructure has been a major hurdle in developing this area for years. However, with the completion of the Colon Expressway connecting Panama City and Tocumen International Airport to the Caribbean coast 13 years ago and the 500-million-dollar suspension bridge over the Panama Canal opened, things are looking up, as per the recent reports by Donald Ewert (Panama).
Recently, the government completed a new road connecting the town of Santiago and the Pan-American highway to the Caribbean, and the existing coastal highway was completely resurfaced and rebuilt in 2022. Funding has also been secured to build the remaining coastal highway and other infrastructure improvements.
Future access will be via a planned extension of the coastal highway that currently ends at the town of Miguel De La Borda. In addition, a public airstrip will be constructed near Belen, allowing quick and easy boat access after landing.
Market: Prices are still very low, but they will trend upward over the next few years with the recently completed Atlantic bridge and the extension of the coastal highway from the town of Miguel de la Borda. The bridge spans the Atlantic entrance of the canal and is a key link from Panama City via the Colon toll road to the coastal highway on the Caribbean, which the government plans to extend past the site to Bocas Del Toro.
Donald Ewert (Panama) reported a new land use plan was approved, which sets aside most of the land in the region as a virgin rainforest preserve while allowing for a limited amount of beach and oceanfront land for eco-tourism development. This presents a unique opportunity for investors to get involved in the creation of a sustainable tourism industry that benefits the local communities and preserves the natural environment.
“Latam Investco, which attracts foreign investors for its projects, has recognized the potential of this area,” says Donald Ewert, co-founder of the Latam Investco group. The organization is creating awareness and interest from North American and European investors for upcoming exciting beachfront land investment opportunities.
“We are thrilled to be a part of this upcoming coast eco-development that will not only offer exceptional investment opportunities but also has the potential to impact the local communities and environment positively,” says James Gooden, co-founder of Latam Investco.
Latam Investco, under the leadership of James Gooden (Panama) and Donald Ewert (Panama), is committed to creating a sustainable and socially responsible tourism industry in Panama. With the new infrastructure and land use plan, the company sees great potential in developing this area while preserving its natural resources.
“We believe that responsible tourism can bring economic benefits while also preserving the natural environment and supporting local communities,” says Latam Investco and Caimito Fruits co-founder James Gooden (Panama).
To learn more about Latam Investco’s eco-tourism initiatives and investment opportunities, contact Donald Ewert at Donald@lataminvestco.com.
About Latam Investco:
Founded by James Gooden and Donald Ewert from Panama, Latam Investco is a small investment organization. The company specializes in attracting foreign investors for various projects in the country, including eco-tourism ventures and sustainable development initiatives.
