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Punta Pacifica
Panama City, Panama · Neighborhood Guide
Luxury towers, ocean views, Johns Hopkins hospital next door. Panama's most prestigious address.
Data verified June 18, 2026
Punta Pacifica at a Glance
Luxury
Cost Level
$1,200–$2,500/month (1-BR)
Rent Range
Very safe — luxury towers with 24/7 security, doormen, cameras
Safety
100–300 Mbps fiber (Cable & Wireless, Tigo)
Internet
Who Lives in Punta Pacifica?
American retirees, medical tourists, multinational executives, wealthy Panamanians.
Living in Punta Pacifica — Practical Details
Walkability
Good — mall, hospital, and restaurants walkable; car for broader city
Grocery & Food Access
Excellent — Riba Smith, Super 99, and Multiplaza PH at your door
Getting Around
- Metro Line 1 (nearby)
- Uber ($3–$8 across city)
- Car recommended for families
Nearby Coworking
- Regus Panama City
- Impact Hub Panama
- Selina Casco Viejo (15 min)
Insider Tips for Punta Pacifica
- 1Johns Hopkins-affiliated Punta Pacifica Hospital is literally next door — world-class healthcare 5 min away
- 2The Multiplaza Pacific mall has everything from Apple Store to fine dining — daily life is very convenient
- 3Ocean views from upper floors are spectacular — but ocean-facing units cost 30–50% more
- 4Punta Pacifica can feel sterile — venture to Casco Viejo or El Cangrejo for authentic Panama character
FAQ — Punta Pacifica, Panama City
What is Punta Pacifica like for expats?
Punta Pacifica is a luxury neighborhood in Panama City. Luxury towers, ocean views, Johns Hopkins hospital next door. Panama's most prestigious address. Best for: Medical professionals, wealthy retirees, executives seeking maximum convenience.
How much does it cost to live in Punta Pacifica, Panama City?
Punta Pacifica is classified as "Luxury" in Panama City. Typical rent: $1,200–$2,500/month (1-BR). Total monthly budget in Panama City: $1,800–$2,800.
Is Punta Pacifica safe for expats?
Very safe — luxury towers with 24/7 security, doormen, cameras
Who lives in Punta Pacifica?
American retirees, medical tourists, multinational executives, wealthy Panamanians.
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Higher-EndPlanned community — wide boulevards, parks, corporate offices, top international schools nearby.
Casco Viejo
Mid-RangeUNESCO World Heritage Old Quarter — cobblestone streets, boutique hotels, rooftop bars, thriving arts scene.
El Cangrejo
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