Offices for Rent in the Financial Heart of Panama City!
Strategically located between Samuel Lewis Avenue and Calle 60, these offices offer a unique opportunity for companies seeking to establish themselves in one of the city's most prestigious areas. With modern infrastructure and first-class facilities, these offices guarantee an efficient and professional work environment.
Building Features:
- 24-hour security
- Electronic access controls
- CCTV system
- Five high-speed elevators
- Fire alarm system
- Cooling system
- Structured cabling installation for high-speed telephone and internet
Available Rental Options:
- Office of 711.15 m²
- Gray shell rental: $9,600.53
- Finished rental: $13,867.43
- Ideal for large companies requiring spacious areas
- Office of 419.42 m²
- Gray shell rental: $5,662.17
- Finished rental: $8,178.69
- Privileged location on a high floor of the building
- Office of 227.00 m²
- Gray shell rental: $2,724.00
- Finished rental: $4,086.00
- Excellent size-to-price ratio, perfect for mid-sized companies
Location and Accessibility:
Located in the prestigious Obarrio sector, these offices offer a privileged location:
- Connectivity: Direct access to Vía España, Calle 50, and Vía Brasil, facilitating travel to any point in the city
- Nearby Services: Steps away from the best boutiques, restaurants, banks, and luxury hotels, providing comfort and prestige
- Public Transportation: Easy access to Vía Argentina metro station and multiple bus routes
Zone Benefits:
Obarrio is the financial epicenter of the city, offering unique advantages for your business:
- Financial Center: Surrounded by banks, corporate offices, and high-level commerce
- Modern Infrastructure: Buildings with advanced technology and first-class services
- Gastronomy and Leisure: Wide range of restaurants, cafeterias, and executive meeting spaces
Take advantage of this opportunity to establish your company in one of the most sought-after areas of Panama City. For more information or to schedule a visit, contact us today.
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