$115,000
David

61 homes and apartments for sale in David, Panama.
24 properties shown
$115,000
David
$75,000
David
$89,000
David
$3,900,000
David
$250,000
David
$418,700
David
$99,000
David
$324,450
David
$175,000
David
$330,000
David
$225,000
David
$450,000
David
$159,000
David
$324,450
David
$297,800
David
$300,000
David
$250,000
David
$1,250,000
David District
$73,000
David
$360,000
David
$445,000
David
$360,000
David
$399,000
David
$575,000
David
Buyer's guide: David
David is the provincial capital of Chiriquí, in western Panama, and the commercial hub for the highlands around Boquete. Current listings number 61, led by land (30), houses (18) and commercial property (10), with a median asking price of €315,332. The wide range, from €174,325 to €715,180, mixes small homes, big plots and business premises.
Asking prices from current listings on RealEstateAbroad, converted to euros.
| Measure | Value |
|---|---|
| Listings | 61 |
| Median asking price | €315,332 |
| Middle half (p25-p75) | €174,325 - €715,180 |
| Median price per m² | €918 |
| Median size | 254 m² |
Land is half the market. Houses with bedroom data cluster at four bedrooms (9) and three (7), with 4 two-bedroom, 3 one-bedroom and 2 with five or more. Apartments are rare, at 3 listings. See Panama-wide land, houses and commercial.
David is a warm lowland city with an airport, shopping and hospitals, serving Chiriquí and the Costa Rica border area. Cooler highland towns are close: Boquete and Alto Boquete are popular with retirees, while David is where many services are. San Francisco is another market in our data, and is not necessarily nearby. Climate here is hot and humid compared with the mountains.
David is warm all year, so air-conditioning costs matter, and the rainy season brings heavy downpours. Many foreign buyers enjoy the services of the city and the cooler mountain towns nearby. Ask about water supply, flood history and whether land is part of a titled development.
Foreigners generally have the same property rights as Panamanians, but titled versus rights-of-possession land is a major trap. The 2% transfer tax is paid by the seller, and Law 546 exempts the first B/.120,000 on first sales of new homes from 1 September 2026. Use a Panamanian lawyer and check the Public Registry. Read the Panama guide, the consultation page and financing.
Last updated 8 October 2026
Yes, David is a lowland city, while Boquete is in the cooler highlands.
Chiriquí has extensive agricultural and development land. Confirm title type and access.
Rights of possession (not full title) on rural land. Insist on registered title.
It is the regional commercial centre, and 10 of 61 listings are commercial.