Panama City, Panama home of Today's Tallest Skyscrapers in Latin America . . . ->

[Mike_UT]

Interesting how fast the country is changing its own image
congrats Panama

[ernesto_eduardo]

Hey Mike yeap Panama City is endlessly changing !!


Here's photos of Panama City's skyline and buildings

*some are underconstruction*

partial airplane view of Panama City, Panama

[djmegabyte]

amazing!!

[ernesto_eduardo]

Originally Posted by djmegabyte

amazing!!

It is

Im here in Winston-Salem, North Carolina living and looked at the downtown...lol i wished Panama could donate to Winston LOL


Megapolis Towers (u/c) next to the Decameron Hotel In Balboa Avenue


render

[ernesto_eduardo]

Antique Colonial Panama City, (Still preserved)
- today this area has had a very strong interest in the real estate market
where beautiful apartments, lofts and mansions have attracted many.








man drinking beer in his new home .. partial view of Pacific Point Panama City in the background

[Manitopiaaa]

Are the people moving into the Casco renovating everything or are they going to bulldoze it. I don't mind people moving in if they can renovate and give it a nice cleaning but if they just want the land, then they should find somewhere else

[ernesto_eduardo]

Originally Posted by Manitopiaaa

Are the people moving into the Casco renovating everything or are they going to bulldoze it. I don't mind people moving in if they can renovate and give it a nice cleaning but if they just want the land, then they should find somewhere else

yes they are renovating it ... believe me Panama would be so upset if they bulldoze it down.. hehehe

[Manitopiaaa]

Good

[ernesto_eduardo]

Originally Posted by Manitopiaaa

Good

yeah they have strong laws about damaging sites like these..
which is real good.
Panama is home to one of the most important historical sites in the Western Hemisphere such as some of these

Panama Viejo (burned down by Captain Henry Morgan in the 1500s)


Portobelo


Second oldest Church in the Western Hemisphere
image hosted on flickr

[ernesto_eduardo]

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[ernesto_eduardo]

From Pacific Point district viewing Trump OCean Club and surroundings


From the Balboa Avenue only partial viewing westbound through (Panama's Cinta Costera)

[ernesto_eduardo]

partial skyline view of Downtown Panama City from the Balboa Coastal Belt



lots of buildings are underconstruction!! mega towers



Panama's other skyline towers

[ernesto_eduardo]

Panama's Independence Day !!!

[What_The_Face]

Oh I'm glad Panama's economy and infrastructure still growing, but most of these buildings won't age well... However I'm intrigued by Torre Financiera.

[ernesto_eduardo]

Originally Posted by What_The_Face

Oh I'm glad Panama's economy and infrastructure still growing, but most of these buildings won't age well... However I'm intrigued by Torre Financiera.

The oldest office building in Panama looks almost as new as if it were made yesteryear, I believe Panama will definantly not only construct one of the best architectural buildings in Latin America but also lets just say it's fashion will never fade.

if proper maintenance is given like it has been.. aging will never be in issue, plus Panama's buildings pretty much are very brand new and not as old in age like the ones in Mexico City, Buenos Aires and other major latin american cities respectively

[chris_maiden]

Hong Kong of Center America? , congratulations to Panamá City!

[ernesto_eduardo]

Originally Posted by chris_maiden

Hong Kong of Center America? , congratulations to Panamá City!

yeap it sure is considered the hong kong of central america and the caribbean region.
noticing you are from Buenos Aires my friend is down there having a great time, he says that wine is fantastic! lol cheers..

[ernesto_eduardo]

recent pictures of the Financial Tower in 50th street in Panama City


seen from the banking district


another monster - Rivage (u/c)


partial viewing of the punta pacifica area


megapolis seen from a school campus


Oceania Business Plaza




and a great scene from the Multiplaza Mall in Pacific Point District with the Oceania Business Plaza under construction


and the Allure.. in Balboa Coastbelt

[ernesto_eduardo]

near oceania plaza

[ernesto_eduardo]

* Panama City is one of the most exciting places to land at night with an extensive night light coverage when the plane lands before reaching Tocumen International Airport.
It's not fair how I cannot find a good picture showing a night landing in Panama
City due to restrictions in passengers taking photographs during the landing, but definitely a risk worth with a long view of intense lights at night being up between 10,000 and 6,000 feet before landing*

night picture of Panama City from the San Francisco district facing northbound toward the city's suburb lights.


near the banking district and El Cangrejo district


partial view of the Panama City night skyline from the San Francisco area