The Real Estate Market in Central America

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In Central America, there is no unified database to view the regional real estate market as a whole to compare and make decisions on investment. This report collected data from Costa Rica, Belize, Nicaragua and Panama, and it includes national economic indicators to help situate the investment climate in each country.

Costa Rica has the largest number of real estate developments aimed at international investors, 34% of the total in the sample, followed closely by Panama. This is largely due to the explosion of condominium projects in recent years...

Source: revealrealestate.com

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