The Path of Progress on the Pacific Riviera
(The Evolution of Our Opportunity)
Panama Canal opened revolutionizing global trade.
Panama's first resort development called Coronado founded 56 miles from Panama City on the Pacific coast.
John Wayne buys the island paradise of Taborcillo just off the coast of Punta Chame as his personal playground.
The Bridge of the Americas opens connecting Panama City with the beaches west of the city.
New banking law passes attracting prestigious international banks from all over the world to Panama.
Developer Alfredo Aleman's father starts Grupo Los Pueblos with a 1,000+ unit residential development called Condado Del Rey.
U.S. hands Panama Canal handed over to Panamanian government.
The luxury Buenaventura resort opens close to Coronado.
Developer Alfredo Aleman's father finishes construction of the national bus terminal, a nine-hectare terminal now handling 250,000 passengers a day.
A second bridge connecting the city to the beach area opens called the Centennial Bridge.
Johns Hopkins Medicine International affiliated hospital opens in Panama City.
Ronan McMahon first visits Punta Chame and sees the stunning beaches.
Developer Alfredo Aleman finds a parcel of land for sale—a raw, wild and beautiful stretch of beachfront on the Punta Chame peninsula just 46 miles west of Panama City. The first white sand beach traveling west from Panama City.
Alfredo delivers the first man–made residential island in Latin America. The 10–hectare island has 72 super–luxury residences and sits close to the heart of downtown Panama City. It's called Ocean Reef.
Rio Hato International Airport (Scarlett Martínez International Airport) is inaugurated in the beach area 25 miles from Playa Caracol.
Spanish hotel company Riu opens a 573–room resort in the beach area.
The first passengers start using Panama City's brand-new metro line 1. A total of 10 lines are planned including one to Tocumen international airport and another coming from the city to close by Playa Caracol.
Alfredo's company begins the hard work of putting in roads and infrastructure to and around Playa Caracol.
New domestic terminal opens at Tocumen International Airport.
Panama Canal expansion completed.
Ronan brings RETA members an exclusive off-market opportunity to buy two-bed ocean–view condos at the Palms at Playa Caracol from $199,000. (In August, 2019 a similar–sized condo farther back from the beach with only a sideview listed for $299,000…that's $100,000 in paper gains in just two years.) th only a sideview listed for $299,000…that's $100,000 in paper gains in just two years.)
Contract worth $1.5 billion for a fourth bridge over the Panama Canal is awarded. Six lanes of traffic, two rail lines and bicycle-pedestrian paths will link the city to the beaches to the west.
RETA members learn they have locked in $100,000 gains on beachfront condos in the Palms at Caracol.
Tocumen airport consolidates its place as a major international hub with the opening of a second terminal.
Ronan brings members another RETA–only play at Playa Caracol called the Residences. Members can buy from $184,300.
A second metro line opens in Panama City.
The World Bank declares that over the past decade Panama has been one of the fastest growing economies in the world, with an average annual growth rate of 5.6% over the last five years.
Planning on the Surfside Club, hotel and residences at Playa Caracol begins. This is where RETA members had their last opportunity to buy beachfront, ocean-view condos from just $214,300 in the heart of Playa Caracol. Ronan calls it "the market maker for rental demand in Caracol."
The $200+ million Amador Cruise Ship Terminal starts operations in Panama City.
January ─ planning on Pueblito starts. Inspired by the best of Southern Californian beach living Pueblito is located in the entrance of the community will boast restaurants, hotels, bars and shops among other amenities catering to Caracol residents and non-residents as well. This is where you have their latest opportunity to own fully furnished condos from $112,000.
February ─ Alfredo Aleman inaugurates operations of a 160+ slip marina in the heart of down-town Panama at his super-luxury community of Ocean Reef.
March ─ From an empty beach with no roads, no water, no electricity…Playa Caracol is now realized, the closest true beachfront community to Panama City with 300 ready apartments.
April ─ In April, Ronan brought members the opportunity to lock down beachfront condos in Surfside, the market maker at Playa Caracol. Surfside is the hotel and residential complex that will bring this true beachfront community to the next level. RETA-only price was just $214,300 and Ronan figures on gains of $135,700 within five years of delivery.
June ─ RETA members had an opportunity to buy luxury condos in the Gardens at Playa Caracol from $137,000—thanks to the Great Bailout. Ronan figure those condos will be worth $300,000 five years after delivery.
November ─ Ronan buys a luxury condo in Playa Caracol alongside RETA members…taking advantage of a stunning “Great Bailout” discount of over $60,000. With 300 units now delivered at Playa Caracol word is getting about this unique beachfront community…
January ─ Ronan brought RETA members the chance to own in the Haven at Playa Caracol, an opportunity to lock in a “Great Bailout” discount of $65,000 and a killer RETA-only price of $137,000 for totally turn-key, fully furnished luxury condos.
February ─ Construction starts on Line 3 of Panama City's metro heading west towards Playa Caracol and the Pacific Riviera.
March ─ Ronan opened the RETA-only deal at Pueblito in Caracol. The RETA price for a fully furnished condo in Pueblito was insanely low—from just $112,000.
June ─ Ronan brought RETA members the chance to own at Serenity at Playa Caracol. Members-only pricing starts from $144,200 for a fully furnished, two-bedroom, two-bathroom, luxury condo a few minutes’ walk from the beach. The deal includes $17,000 worth of furniture and fittings included with each condo.
July ─ Ronan reveals that the window is closing on the “Great Bailout” opportunity, with limited inventory remaining.