$57 Million in Touristic Project in Panama

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Construction of the first phase has already begun, comprising 4 apartment buildings. As for the golf course, it will feature 18 holes, and is expected to cost $18 million.

Juan Ramón Icaza, director of the project, explained that the apartment have been designed to satisfy ‘the most demanding requirements of the Panamanian market’.

Source: pa-digital.com.pa

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