By Ronan McMahon
People like anniversaries. The media love them. It’s easy news to talk about the past. Much harder to report on the messy present or predict the future.
You just roll out the talking heads. They muse and ponder, pontificate and pretend.
This month it was the collapse of Lehmans Bank—the biggest bankruptcy in American history. A 10-year anniversary is juicy stuff for the media and it seems like every newsroom in the world prepared a piece.
The latest update I have from the developer, is that there’s only a few condos left. Starting at just $238,200, I predict these condos will be worth $400,000 within seven years. That’s a gain of $161,800.
I just wanted to make sure that you’re not missing out on our Ocean House opportunity in Panama City…and the expected gains of $257, 800 it promises.
Our hot new deal in Panama City, Ocean House, is now open. This is your chance to lock down a 2-bed, 2.5-bath condo from just $238,200.
We have 21 hand-picked condos at members-only pricing and terms. That includes five premium condos priced from $284,600, which could appreciate faster and be more desirable to renters.
In a little tropical paradise right now, folks are teeing up on the fairways of a verdant golf course. Their plan is a few rounds with friends before a spot of lunch. In the afternoon, they’ll relax poolside, working on their tan with a rum cocktail or two..
I hope you’re as excited by our upcoming Panama City deal as I am.
On June 30, 1997, Hong Kong was handed over, its sovereignty transferred from the UK to China. It was a historic occasion. But many were pessimistic about what the future would hold for Hong Kong. Twenty years later, the handover was a huge success on one front: real estate.
There’s a global ranking of cities based on the number of skyscrapers they have. Panama City, Panama, scores very respectably in this ranking at #20. That’s three places above Miami at #23. Panama City has an estimated 67 buildings of 100 meters (328 feet) or more. Fifty-two are higher than 150 meters (492 feet).
On November 15, 2017, a hush spread over a packed auction room in New York.