$190,000
San Carlos District

202 homes and apartments for sale in San Carlos, Panama.
24 properties shown
$190,000
San Carlos District
$260,000
San Carlos District
$350,000
San Carlos District
$425,000
San Carlos District
$233,065
San Carlos District
$340,000
San Carlos District
$249,900
San Carlos District
$987,500
San Carlos District
$470,000
San Carlos
$650,000
San Carlos District
$274,900
San Carlos District
$135,000
San Carlos
$268,500
San Carlos District
$425,000
San Carlos District
$339,000
San Carlos District
$274,900
San Carlos District
$850,000
San Carlos
$535,000
San Carlos District
$198,000
San Carlos District
$1,200,000
San Carlos District
$390,000
San Carlos District
$315,000
San Carlos District
$299,250
San Carlos District
$500,000
San Carlos District
Buyer's guide: San Carlos
San Carlos is a Pacific coast district in Panamá Oeste province, roughly an hour and a half west of Panama City, and it has become a base for weekend and retirement homes. We list 202 properties with a median asking price of €335,240.
Prices are asking figures from current listings on RealEstateAbroad. The middle half sits between €201,144 and €612,373, a broad band. The median ask per square metre is €1,638 and the median home is 250 m².
| Indicator | San Carlos |
|---|---|
| Listings | 202 |
| Median asking price | €335,240 |
| Quartiles | €201,144 to €612,373 |
| Per m² | €1,638 |
| Median size | 250 m² |
Houses lead with 86 listings, then 57 apartments, 55 land plots, three commercial units and one villa. Three-bedroom homes are most numerous (64), followed by 37 four-bedroom, 25 two-bedroom, 17 with five or more and four one-bedroom. Land makes up over a quarter of the stock, appealing to builders.
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The area has long beaches, golf and gated communities, and the Pan-American Highway links it to the capital. Rio Hato airfield serves some flights. Beach towns along the coast attract Panama City residents and expatriates from North America and Europe. Rainy-season humidity and heat are significant.
Other markets nearby include Rio Hato, Nueva Gorgona, Chame, Las Lajas, San Francisco and La Chorrera. Chame and Nueva Gorgona are along the same coastal route, and La Chorrera is an inland city on the way to the capital.
Panama gives foreigners the same property rights as citizens for titled land, with limited exceptions near borders and on some islands. The key risk is title: some land is held under right of possession rather than full title, and these cannot be treated like freehold. Use an independent lawyer to search the Public Registry and confirm title, zoning and utility connections. Transfer taxes and fees are paid on transfer; verify the current amounts. Some investment or retirement visa programmes use property, so check the current criteria.
See our Panama buying guide, financing options and the Panama page.
Last updated 8 October 2026
Generally yes if the land is titled, but beaches themselves are public. Check the concession status.
A non-titled interest in land. It is riskier and harder to finance than full title.
Typically around one and a half to two hours by road, depending on traffic.
Yes. Fifty-seven listings are apartments. Review HOA fees and management quality.
Check drainage and flood zones, especially near rivers and in low coastal areas.