David, David & Nearby, Chiriqui

This 3,999.07 m² titled lot sits in a quiet residential sector of David, Chiriquí, just 1.4 kilometers from the Interamerican Highway near Plaza El Terronal and approximately 3.4 kilometers from downtown David near Miguel Cervantes Saavedra Park.

The property has a rectangular configuration with 39.26 meters of road frontage, providing convenient access and flexibility for residential construction.

The area is characterized by mid- to upper-range homes, many built by their owners as well as by developers. Residential communities such as Villa Dora, Los Faroles, Villa Venice, Villa del Sol, and Las Perlas are located in this part of David, contributing to the established residential character of the neighborhood.

The Land

The property consists of a flat parcel of land covered with natural grass, herbaceous vegetation, and a number of dispersed trees. The terrain is largely open and usable, making it easy to envision different building possibilities.

Because of its rectangular shape and generous size, the lot provides flexibility for a private residence, a multi-home concept, or a small residential project, depending on the plans of a future owner.

Flat terrain is an important advantage for construction in this region, as it simplifies planning and site preparation.

Location and Access

One of the notable advantages of this property is its proximity to David’s main commercial corridor along the Interamerican Highway. From the lot, daily services and major retail centers are only a short drive away.

Nearby amenities include:

• Plaza El Terronal

• Chiriquí Mall

• Federal Mall

• Supermarkets, pharmacies, and hardware stores

• Restaurants and automotive dealerships

• Schools, hospitals, and government institutions

This location allows residents to enjoy a quiet residential environment while remaining close to the services that support everyday life in David.

About David, Chiriquí

David is the third-largest city in Panama and the commercial center of the province. In recent years the city has experienced steady growth, particularly along the Interamerican Highway where new commercial plazas, hotels, and residential developments continue to appear.

Unlike Panama City, where development has focused heavily on high-rise condominiums, David’s growth has been driven more by commercial centers, stand-alone homes, and expanding residential neighborhoods.