encodeme

Time for a chill......nobody does it better....relax...sorry RELAX for the mutton geffs

encodeme

Time for bed said Zebedee.
Tomorrow is a fresh smiley day...chill out....

Mitzyboy

Please enough already!
No more personal attacks thank you

Fortaleza

She is gorgeous - even if there isn't enough wool about her

Jur

SonofSpain style...

Fortaleza

Which one is you and which one is me????

Jur

Are you talking about your avatar ?

Fortaleza

I'd rather not think either way!!!!!

Yorkshire Scratcher

As I said a told you so!

sunshine sue

Hi Sharon,
I believe the Adults dress up on Monday, someone will come on and tell you if I am wrong.
I suppose you know the toddler parade around the streets is on Tuesday at 11am with the school children at 3pm.

The local school children bring their "sardine" to our square on Wednesday there is much laughter and lamenting as the "sardine" floats down the river.

Sue
ps
I have the same problem getting my son up for school with the Spanish late nights. His teacher told us we were sending him to bed too early!!

shirley and anthony hide

Bloody hell son you must suck lemons all day, your so sour

rugbymatt

Plagiarism at its best!

CAROL TAFF

Your and Fortaleza's presumption that CE owners are now regreting their purchases gives me the creeps. For one, I remain delighted that I have bought at CE and, if my interpretation is correct, so do the vast majority of the CE owners subscribing on this forum. Should that not be the case, I guess that we could sell our properties at a loss. However, the revision in the currency exchange rate is such that when we convert our money back into sterling we would still make a small profit. It FM going into administration, other CE builders curtailing their activities, having to continue flying to Faro or Seville, having no Hilton hotel, and the marina being the fancifully dream of a red council, are the worst things that happen to me during the current recession, then I will be truly grateful.

Taff

Fortaleza

Well, obvioulsy no names mentioned, but a place on Esuri (don't know where) was on an internet site at €195,000. It had dropped from well over €200,000 over a period of time.

A local Spanish guy put in a very low punt, expecting it to get rejected. It was but with the suggestion of improving it slightly. Settled on €110,000. And that happened in the last couple of weeks. Don't know who the agent was but I imagine one of your lot will know.

Incidentally, Spanish guy bought in cash and has no intention of ever moving there. He just knows that some 10 years down the line he'll make good money on that, and in the meantime rent it out.

JAG SIDHU

I meet alot of people every week who have bought on CE and the vast majority are very happy with their properties and very few I have spoken to are looking to sell.

I think all of us would like to see progress on the site, but it seems the econmic world has stopped spinning and CE, Spain, UK and everywhere else are affected in equal measures, even parts of Isla Cristina.

I know somebody who has very recently sold a property on Esuri, to return to the UK, with the exchange rate differential they broke even.

All is not doom and gloom, it's sunny and 17 degrees today in Ayamonte, played golf (badly) yesterday and it's carnaval week. Just got to keep plodding on....