The transformation of Puerto Armuelles in Chiriquí is positioning itself as one of western Panama’s most strategic infrastructure developments for 2026. Beyond its maritime and logistics impact, the project could significantly influence regional economic activity and real estate values. Large-scale ...

Imagine a home that breathes with the ocean, stands resilient against the elements, and leaves a footprint as light as a footprint in the sand. At ChiQWorld, we’ve been busy reimagining what tropical living looks like, and the world has noticed.

If you’ve been following real estate trends before stepping into the Panama market, you’ve likely seen the latest Expat Insider 2025 Report by InterNations. Panama has been crowned the top country in the world for expats — yet again. That fact doesn’t just make headlines.

We are very pleased to announce that Villa 55 in Coco Beach, Puerto Armuelles has officially been sold!

Puerto Armuelles is quickly transforming into one of Panama’s most dynamic growth corridors. With the Panamanian government and international partners preparing large-scale infrastructure and logistics projects, the city is positioned as a hub for global trade and regional development.

Puerto Armuelles, located in the province of Chiriquí, is on the verge of a bold transformation. Panama and Japan are negotiating the creation of a multipurpose logistics park that promises to boost the local economy, reduce transportation costs, and strengthen agro-exports from the country’s ...

Panama City, September 2025 – President José Raúl Mulino has signed Law 481, a reform that expands Panama’s preferential mortgage interest regime, aiming to stimulate the real estate sector and make homeownership more accessible for middle-class families.

On Sunday, September 7th, from 10:00 AM to 5:00 PM, CHiQworld invites you to a special Open House event at Yuma Mountain Community. This is your chance to explore our properties under construction, walk the grounds, and imagine your new life in the mountains.

The Economic Commission for Latin America and the Caribbean (ECLAC) has released its 2025 Economic Survey of Latin America and the Caribbean. The report makes one thing clear: unless the region urgently mobilizes resources to finance development, it risks facing yet another “lost decade.” For ...