A proposed project in Panama aiming to equalize common expense payments in condominium buildings—requiring both large and small apartments to pay the same proportion for services like security, cleaning, and elevators—is undergoing revisions. The initiative sparked debate and drew criticism from legal specialists who warn the changes could lead to increased fees for most property owners. Currently, fees are typically calculated based on square footage, a system this proposal seeks to alter. Concerns center on the potential for disproportionately burdening owners of smaller units. Proponents argue the current system is unfair, but legal experts suggest the new structure may not be legally sound. The modifications aim to address these legal challenges and find a more equitable, yet sustainable, solution for all residents.