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Islas Los Higueros - Pedregal
2,814.61 Acres Lot
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Key Details
Property Type Vacant Land
Listing Status Active
Purchase Type For Sale
Lot Size 2814.606 Acres
Property Description
Islas Los Higueros | Large-Scale Agricultural Investment Opportunity
Asking Price: US$3,000,000 for all three islands
Total Land Area: 1,140 hectares (approximately 2,817 acres)
Approximate Price per Hectare: US$2,630
An exceptional opportunity to acquire three islands — La de la Casa, El Pisvae, and La Valentina — comprising a total of 1,140 hectares of productive land with established agricultural and livestock activities and significant potential for expansion.
Historically dedicated to farming and livestock production, the islands currently support cattle raising, pig farming, poultry, and a variety of agricultural crops. Their substantial land area, island setting, and versatility present an attractive proposition for investors seeking to establish, consolidate, or expand agricultural operations in Panama.
Existing Operations and Agricultural Activities
Livestock and Animal Production:
• Cattle currently in production.
• Facilities dedicated to pig farming.
• Chickens and other poultry.
Established Agricultural Crops
• Corn fields.
• Banana plantations.
• Rice cultivation.
• Melon and watermelon crops, with planting scheduled for December.
Land Advantages:
• Although surrounded by water, the island does not flood, even during maximum tides of 17 to 18 feet.
• Clearing is permitted to create grazing areas and expand livestock capacity, provided that the 23-meter mangrove protection buffer is respected.
• With three islands forming a single property portfolio, the buyer benefits from privacy, scale, and the flexibility to combine livestock, crop cultivation, and other uses.
Development Potential
The other two islands may offer additional opportunities for productive use, subject to technical assessments and the necessary permits and approvals from the relevant authorities.
Potential applications to explore include:
• Seeking the appropriate authorizations from Panama's Ministry of Environment (MiAMBIENTE) for permitted interventions in mangrove areas.
• Applying to the Panama Maritime Authority (AMP) for a concession to construct a private dock, subject to legal and technical feasibility.
Access:
• Access by sea, with the option of establishing a private entrance.
• Barge transportation from Pedregal to the islands.
• Cargo barges can transport up to 150 head of cattle per trip, in addition to tractors and machinery.
• The area has a well-established agricultural and livestock industry. Neighboring islands support cattle farming and the cultivation.
An Opportunity for Agricultural Investors
Islas Los Higueros offer an appealing proposition for agricultural investors, livestock operators, and commercial crop producers seeking a large-scale property with existing productive activities and opportunities for future growth.
The combination of extensive landholdings, established agricultural operations, maritime access, and potential for expansion provides an interesting foundation for a long-term agricultural investment in Panama.
Asking Price: US$3,000,000 for all three islands
Total Land Area: 1,140 hectares (approximately 2,817 acres)
Approximate Price per Hectare: US$2,630
An exceptional opportunity to acquire three islands — La de la Casa, El Pisvae, and La Valentina — comprising a total of 1,140 hectares of productive land with established agricultural and livestock activities and significant potential for expansion.
Historically dedicated to farming and livestock production, the islands currently support cattle raising, pig farming, poultry, and a variety of agricultural crops. Their substantial land area, island setting, and versatility present an attractive proposition for investors seeking to establish, consolidate, or expand agricultural operations in Panama.
Existing Operations and Agricultural Activities
Livestock and Animal Production:
• Cattle currently in production.
• Facilities dedicated to pig farming.
• Chickens and other poultry.
Established Agricultural Crops
• Corn fields.
• Banana plantations.
• Rice cultivation.
• Melon and watermelon crops, with planting scheduled for December.
Land Advantages:
• Although surrounded by water, the island does not flood, even during maximum tides of 17 to 18 feet.
• Clearing is permitted to create grazing areas and expand livestock capacity, provided that the 23-meter mangrove protection buffer is respected.
• With three islands forming a single property portfolio, the buyer benefits from privacy, scale, and the flexibility to combine livestock, crop cultivation, and other uses.
Development Potential
The other two islands may offer additional opportunities for productive use, subject to technical assessments and the necessary permits and approvals from the relevant authorities.
Potential applications to explore include:
• Seeking the appropriate authorizations from Panama's Ministry of Environment (MiAMBIENTE) for permitted interventions in mangrove areas.
• Applying to the Panama Maritime Authority (AMP) for a concession to construct a private dock, subject to legal and technical feasibility.
Access:
• Access by sea, with the option of establishing a private entrance.
• Barge transportation from Pedregal to the islands.
• Cargo barges can transport up to 150 head of cattle per trip, in addition to tractors and machinery.
• The area has a well-established agricultural and livestock industry. Neighboring islands support cattle farming and the cultivation.
An Opportunity for Agricultural Investors
Islas Los Higueros offer an appealing proposition for agricultural investors, livestock operators, and commercial crop producers seeking a large-scale property with existing productive activities and opportunities for future growth.
The combination of extensive landholdings, established agricultural operations, maritime access, and potential for expansion provides an interesting foundation for a long-term agricultural investment in Panama.
Listed by Tina Punjabi • Engel & Völkers Panama City