PRIME OFFICE LOCATION FOR SALE AT 20% OFF

Gorgeous, move-in ready office space for immediate sale in the heart of Panama City’s Financial District. Located on Calle 50, Panama’s new Wall Street, these stunning offices cover a total surface of 358 mts2 (3845 sq.ft) and offer breathtaking views over the lower portion of downtown Panama City and the Bay at a steep discount to all the new office buildings currently under construction on Calle 50. This spectacular office property is not only the perfect location for your business; it also represents a fantastic investment opportunity.

Every inch of these gracefully conceived offices has been minutially decorated by an European interior designer for the perfect combination of “yin” and “yang”: the open floor plan with extra-high ceilings follows the rules and philosophy of the ancient Chinese practice of /feng shui. /Your visitors, clients, employees, investors and shareholders will simply be in awe with your new offices. The offices are located on the 16^th Floor of the building and include 8 spacious parking spots. You will enjoy direct access to the City’s major arteries: Calle 50, Avenida Balboa, Obarrio and the Corredor Sur (destination airport). The offices are surrounded by banks, luxury hotels, commercial centers as well as some of the City’s finest restaurants.

The building offers 24/7 security, 3 elevators, a main lobby, emergency exits, fire extinguishers, surveillance cameras and ongoing maintenance of all areas. All office windows have been upgraded with a special UV coating system for additional insulation protection against sun and heat and emphasize the designer’s attempt to provide a sustainable work environment in harmony with nature and with utmost respect to the environment. All offices are both hard wired for High Speed Internet and phone access and also feature wi-fi (wireless) Internet.

The total surface area of 358 mts2 (3845 sq.ft) is broken down into 6 individual office spaces divided by multiple open floor areas, a large, state-of-the-art conference room offering unparalleled vistas, a unique glass window-divider made of natural bamboo, a large reception area tastefully decorated with natural rock, native wood and an in-wall waterfall, 3 common areas of various sizes perfect for larger work groups and 4 custom-designed bathrooms with decorative accents.

In addition to these features, the floor level of the building has been freshly remodeled and re-designed to provide for an engaging and alluring environment via the utilization of warm, natural colors and high-contrast wooden accents. All areas throughout the office feature harmoniously positioned decorative lamps and lighting elements. Option to sell with furniture.

Sale price: $895,000

( $2500 per sq mt or $232 per sq ft.)

Contact us today at 391-1500 or 6679-6732 to schedule a private showing of this property today before it is too late!

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The Panama Canal history dates back to the 1500’s, when the Holy Roman Emperor Charles V, along with the king of Spain spoke about the convenience a canal would provide for ships traveling to and from Peru and Spain. The all-water route was an ideal solution and it was known it would be a major lifeline of Panama and other countries.

The canal route was decided when the Panama railway was built in 1855. It served as a facilitator for trade. In the late 1800’s, the French began work on the Panama canal, but over 22,000 workers died throughout the attempt due to poor conditions and yellow fever and malaria. Eventually, the French abandoned the idea as being impossible of building a canal at sea level. In addition, much of the equipment was rusted due to downpours.

In 1902, Theodore Roosevelt bought out the French, along with their equipment and excavation materials and the United States Army began work on the Canal. The canal took 10 years to build, with less deaths than with the French because of the advances in hygiene. However, because of the United States assistance with freeing Panama from Columbia, Panama paid the United States back by giving them control over the Panama Canal Zone. However, Panama Canal history states that the Panamanians became bitter about the fact that the U.S. had rights to the canal and tensions rose as the U.S. controlled the canal. With the protests and the rallies of the canal, in 1974 a new negotiation took place and they came up with the Torrijos-Carter Treaties signed by Jimmy Carter, the United States President. This treaty gave the canal entirely to Panama to control and as their own as long as the United States could come back any time that they wanted.

The Panama Canal History is extremely important because the Panama Canal is the blood line of Panama providing for importing and exporting goods in and out via cargo ships and freights. It was known that the Panama Canal would be the savior even in the 1500’s, but back then they didn’t have the means to even try. The French tried, but due to poor health conditions and lack of knowledge, it failed. Almost 50 miles long, the Panama Canal is an absolutely amazing triumph.

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