We run the numbers, verify the developer, structure the entity, coordinate the visa, and put you in front of the specialists who handle the rest — trust and estate counsel, incorporation, private banking. One point of contact, start to close.
Most HNWI buyers looking at Panama hit the same wall: a dozen WhatsApp numbers, developer sales reps working their own inventory, no one accountable for the entity structure or the visa timeline once the deposit clears. That's the part of the market we built Brax to remove.
"We're not a brokerage that hands you a PDF and disappears after the deposit. We're the office that stays on the file until the keys — and after."
Six stages, one file, one team tracking it. You engage once — we coordinate the rest.
A private conversation on what you're actually solving for — yield, a second passport, a place to land, capital preservation outside your home currency. The acquisition gets built around that, not the other way around.
Underwriting before you see a listing: price per m² against comparable branded and non-branded stock, realistic appreciation and rental-yield ranges, and what the entry price actually implies once closing costs and holding structure are priced in. No developer projections presented as fact.
Developer track record, permit status and financial standing verified before an opportunity reaches you. For Maison Fendi specifically: current price list, unit availability and floor plans confirmed directly, not pulled from a stale brochure.
Sociedad Anónima vs. Private Interest Foundation, how the entity interacts with a trust you may already hold, and what changes for tax residence versus physical residence — mapped before you sign, not discovered at closing.
If the Qualified Investor Visa is part of the plan, we coordinate the real deadline (weeks before 15 October, not the date itself) and hand you off to immigration counsel with the file already prepared.
Once the acquisition closes, we don't disappear. We maintain a bench of specialists we've vetted directly — trust and estate attorneys, incorporation counsel, private banking contacts — and make warm introductions as your situation calls for them.
We're a real estate advisory, not a law firm or a bank — and we say that plainly. What we do is maintain direct relationships with specialists across the pieces that sit around the transaction, and manage the introduction so you're not starting from a Google search.
Introductions to counsel who work regularly with foreign trusts holding Panama real estate — how the asset sits inside an existing structure, not a generic template.
Sociedad Anónima or Private Interest Foundation setup, coordinated with local counsel who file directly with the Public Registry.
The firms that actually file Qualified Investor Visa applications — briefed on your file before the first meeting, so it isn't a cold start.
Introductions to relationship bankers at Panama institutions accustomed to foreign-held accounts tied to a real estate purchase.
| Detail | Current price list |
|---|---|
| Residences remaining | 20 of 98 |
| Price range | $1.53M–$1.8M |
| Price per m² | $4,100–$5,050 |
| Available sizes | 355–397m² |
Reflects the developer's price list as of registration — confirmed directly before you commit to anything. Projections are illustrative and not guaranteed. Full property details at maison-fendi.html.
Covers the six-stage process in detail, current Maison Fendi pricing, the structuring options compared side by side, and the Qualified Investor Visa timeline as it actually applies to a $1.5M+ purchase.