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Global Finance & Investments, SA - Office Space in Trump Ocean Club International Hotel & Tower

Tuesday, January 03 2012 @ 12:45 PM COT
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Global Finance & Investments, SA is the first to announce available, ready to occupy office space for rent in the brand new and luxurious Trump Ocean Club International Hotel & Tower in Panama City. Located in the Punta Pacifica district on the ocean front, Trump Ocean Club boasts some of the most desirable attractions for any size company seeking office space in a high end and multi function building. Aside from the standard-setting name of Trump itself, the Tower offers a five star hotel, several delicious and well staffed restaurants, a 24 hour gym, infinity pools overlooking the ocean, office space, and soon to be casino as well as a spa. Whether you are a one to three person operation that can take advantage of our business center floors, an international business with a large employee base that requires a large and private space, or simply seeking a virtual office from outside of Panama, we have a very diverse and ample inventory with unmatched flexibility ready to meet your needs. GFISA has many flexible options that you are able to consider when looking for office space at Trump Ocean Club. We offer spaces ranging from 100mt2 to 700mt2 (size of a complete floor) that can be built to your specific needs and wants; we can assist in this process as we have nearly a decade in construction experience in Panama alone. We also offer fully furnished office space in our all-inclusive Business Center configuration which is always the most popular. Another service we offer is the “Virtual Office”, ideal for a company that requires the services of a business center, but simply does not require a physical office every day of the month.



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Our business center option proves to be the most popular, as it is fully furnished and all-inclusive office space. With receptionist, conference rooms, telephone, internet, fax/copy/printers, kitchen/eating area, maintenance and utilities all included, our business centers are a great way to operate your business without the hassle of searching out and contracting such services yourself. Sizes start at single person 8mt2 offices to 140mt2 multiple person occupancy office spaces. The layouts have been constructed in ways that a company can rent one single small office if suffice, one large office, or several offices in a row occupying a section of the floor. Many clients have chosen this option in lieu of having to contract and construct their own office space, minimizing waiting time and overall hassle. Prices start at $800/mo for individual offices with all services included.


Another option we have is to rent private spaces that you can construct to your specific needs. Here a client could rent a space of 100mt2 to a complete floor (700mt2). If you need a giant open office configuration, or you wish to construct walls, divisions, specific designs, and contract your own services, this is the ideal option for you. We can assist in all of these services as well, as we have nearly a decade of construction experience in Panama alone. Prices start at $30/mt2 without furniture and $32/mt2 fully furnished.




Our “Virtual Office” services are a viable option for the company that is in and out of the country, operating from outside Panama, or is in need of the services of a real time office but only the occasional need to occupy a physical office. Dedicated phone number, fax, and address, reception services including answering phone calls in the name of your company, relaying messages via email or telephone, receiving and delivery of packages and documents, are all services included in this option. Package one ($220.00/month) includes the above services plus 6 hours of conference room or individual office use (according to availability). Package two ($400/mo) includes the above services plus 25 hours of conference room or individual office use (according to availability).
Please feel free to come in any time from 8am-5pm to take a tour of the facilities, or call to make an appointment or ask any additional information.

• Trump Ocean Club
• Floor 2, office wing
• Panama: (507)398-4690
• Panama Cell: (507)6252-7919 or 6112-3093
• If calling from the USA dial: (212)400-7352
• trumpoceanrentals@yahoo.com
• www.trumpoceanrentals.com

Global Finance & Investments, SA is your number one source for your rental needs throughout Panama City, Panama. Please see below for additional rental units that we have available:


Torre Generali - Centrally located in the Obarrio district of Panama City, this building stands 27 stories tall, has private and visitor parking, and 24 hour security. Available units:
Floor 20, office D- 219mt2. This space comes with 5 Private offices, conference room, open office space for additional work spaces, IT room, central A/C, and 4 parking spaces. Price starts at $3,723/mo unfurnished or $4,161/mo fully furnished.
Floor 9, office A&B-324mt2. This space comes with a great reception, 7 Private offices, 2 Executive offices (one of which has its own private bathroom), IT room with split A/C, Kitchen, 3 bathrooms, central A/C, and 4 parking spaces. (pics)
For more information on these and all of our other available office and residential units, please contact our office at:

• Torre Global Bank, Oficina 2501
• Calle 50, Obarrio
• Panama office: (507)340-3287/88/89
• Paola: (507) 6070-7773
• Edilia: (507) 6229-3982
• If calling from the USA dial: (212)400-7352
• gfisa@yahoo.com

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In the USA there are many extraordinary buildings in which ordinary people live.
The main place of interest in Morgate (New Jersey) is a house-elephant. This house was built in 1982 and has the name "Elephant Lucie". It was built to attract tourists and property byuers to the district.
In Pensilvania there is a house in the form of a shoe. It was built in 1948 by Makhlon Heynes, the owner of a shoe company who allowed to make wedding parties in it.
In Ohio you can meet a house in the form of a gigantic basket. The company Longaberger produces wickerwork decided to design its headquarters in the form of a basket.
Besides, in the USA you can see houses in the form of a binocular, a flying saucer, a duck, a saxophone and other weird structures.