The Point, Panama City

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The Point, Panama City
General information
StatusComplete
TypeResidential
LocationPunta Paitilla, Panama City, Panama
Coordinates 8°58′16″N79°31′04″W / 8.971012°N 79.517900°W / 8.971012; -79.517900 Coordinates: 8°58′16″N79°31′04″W / 8.971012°N 79.517900°W / 8.971012; -79.517900
Construction started2006
Completed2011
Height
Roof266 m (873 ft)
Technical details
Floor count67
Lifts/elevators5
Design and construction
ArchitectMallol & Mallol
DeveloperDesarrollo Bahía

The Point is a 67-story skyscraper in Panama City, Panama. It is 266 meters high.

The high-end luxurious building enjoys what many have called the best location in the city of Panama. Due to its prime location and height, The Point is visible from almost any point in the city.

At the time of its completion, The Point was the tallest building in all of Latin America.

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