Where Rock & Roll Royalty Comes to Unwind
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Margaret Summerfield
Last Stop on the Riviera: The “Pearl of France”
Pastel-colored buildings cascade to a shoreline fringed by the Mediterranean Sea. Warm breezes drift down from the forested hills in the background. The streets are a maze of tiny alleys, winding stairs and panoramic view terraces. This place feels French. But there’s an Italian hint, too. It’s the town of Menton, the last stop on Read more...: Last Stop on the Riviera: The “Pearl of France”
Falling Under the Spell of the French Riviera
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A Touch of Ireland in Cascais, Portugal
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Sublime Beaches and Money-Making Potential in Lagos
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A Lesson in Buying Pre-Construction in the Algarve
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Three Things I Miss About Panama
After more than a decade in Panama, I’m back in Europe, looking for a new base. I still love Panama. The reasons why I chose it as a base back in 2007 are still the same. It’s an amazing, internationalized destination, with a lively and fun capital city, a global perspective and a strategic location in the Americas.
The “Goldilocks” City—Not Too Big, Not Too Small
I’m not about to maroon myself in the wilderness and commune with my inner Walden any time soon. I never go to the movies…but I like knowing there’s a movie theater close at hand if the notion ever takes me to go…
The 3 Questions I’m Always Asked About Panama
For the last decade, I’ve spoken at International Living’s conferences in Panama City, to an audience of retirees, real estate investors, and entrepreneurs.
Avoid These Four Mistakes Buyers Make Overseas
I regularly meet readers who are smart and cautious when it comes to buying a property back home. They hire an attorney, they check their sale contract carefully, and they investigate every little thing that could affect the value of the property. But for some strange reason, when they’re buying overseas, these same people forget their common sense.