Buying in Costa Esuri-Ayamonte
Dec 19th 2004, 9:09 pm
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Buying in Costa Esuri-Ayamonte
Hi,
Anyone contemplating buying from Fadesa in the Costa Esuri development should check out this site.
Even those who have paid a deposit to Fadesa could save thousands, so it's worth a look.
www.esuripropertiesdirect.com
Thanks
Anyone contemplating buying from Fadesa in the Costa Esuri development should check out this site.
Even those who have paid a deposit to Fadesa could save thousands, so it's worth a look.
www.esuripropertiesdirect.com
Thanks
Dec 19th 2004, 10:28 pm
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Re: Buying in Costa Esuri-Ayamonte
Originally Posted by jim_lewis1
Hi,
Anyone contemplating buying from Fadesa in the Costa Esuri development should check out this site.
Even those who have paid a deposit to Fadesa could save thousands, so it's worth a look.
www.esuripropertiesdirect.com
Thanks
Anyone contemplating buying from Fadesa in the Costa Esuri development should check out this site.
Even those who have paid a deposit to Fadesa could save thousands, so it's worth a look.
www.esuripropertiesdirect.com
Thanks
To those of you thinking of investing, now is not the time. If you wait until the investors have to start paying mortgages on all the properties they can't offload, you should get a property at a reasonable price. Although I for one wouldn't entertain living in a predominently English enclave.
Dec 20th 2004, 9:46 pm
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Re: Buying in Costa Esuri-Ayamonte
Originally Posted by alifrank1
Do I get vibes that you and susied (or are you the same person?) are panicking about offloading all the propeties you bought for investment?
To those of you thinking of investing, now is not the time. If you wait until the investors have to start paying mortgages on all the properties they can't offload, you should get a property at a reasonable price. Although I for one wouldn't entertain living in a predominently English enclave.
To those of you thinking of investing, now is not the time. If you wait until the investors have to start paying mortgages on all the properties they can't offload, you should get a property at a reasonable price. Although I for one wouldn't entertain living in a predominently English enclave.
(no more please.) I have been aware of people buying in blocks way back in Febuary this year, good luck to those willing to gamble & speculate. I just want a nice house in the right location, & I think that is what we have in Costa Esuri. 
Dec 20th 2004, 11:25 pm
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Re: Buying in Costa Esuri-Ayamonte
Well I was just trying to help people out who might already be thinking of buying on the development.
I thought saving a few thousand Euros on something you have already decided to buy would be of interest to people.
Obviously if you have already bought, this information won't be of interest to you, but that's no reason to be so cynical.
I thought saving a few thousand Euros on something you have already decided to buy would be of interest to people.
Obviously if you have already bought, this information won't be of interest to you, but that's no reason to be so cynical.
Dec 21st 2004, 10:12 am
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Re: Buying in Costa Esuri-Ayamonte
Originally Posted by jim_lewis1
Well I was just trying to help people out who might already be thinking of buying on the development.
I thought saving a few thousand Euros on something you have already decided to buy would be of interest to people.
Obviously if you have already bought, this information won't be of interest to you, but that's no reason to be so cynical.
I thought saving a few thousand Euros on something you have already decided to buy would be of interest to people.
Obviously if you have already bought, this information won't be of interest to you, but that's no reason to be so cynical.
Haven't you heard the news?
Property speculators are having their fingers burnt as they can't dump their properties in time before their first mortgage payment. There is now a glut and most sensible people will hold off until these properties come down in price to offload them.
Dec 21st 2004, 11:49 am
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Re: Buying in Costa Esuri-Ayamonte
Originally Posted by alifrank1
Property speculators are having their fingers burnt as they can't dump their properties in time before their first mortgage payment. There is now a glut and most sensible people will hold off until these properties come down in price to offload them.
, and madness now) AND the building glut continuing, the Estate Agents books will simply grow and grow 
, as will the list of properties for short term (and longer term now) rentals. The glorious days of investing in property in Spain are long gone. Look to NEW EUROPE if that's what you're after. Spain is for life not just for Christmas.....
Jock
Jan 9th 2005, 10:09 am
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Re: Buying in Costa Esuri-Ayamonte
Originally Posted by alifrank1
Do I get vibes that you and susied (or are you the same person?) are panicking about offloading all the propeties you bought for investment?
To those of you thinking of investing, now is not the time. If you wait until the investors have to start paying mortgages on all the properties they can't offload, you should get a property at a reasonable price. Although I for one wouldn't entertain living in a predominently English enclave.
To those of you thinking of investing, now is not the time. If you wait until the investors have to start paying mortgages on all the properties they can't offload, you should get a property at a reasonable price. Although I for one wouldn't entertain living in a predominently English enclave.
Mar 8th 2005, 1:19 pm
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Re: Buying in Costa Esuri-Ayamonte
Originally Posted by jim_lewis1
Well I was just trying to help people out who might already be thinking of buying on the development.
I thought saving a few thousand Euros on something you have already decided to buy would be of interest to people.
Obviously if you have already bought, this information won't be of interest to you, but that's no reason to be so cynical.
I thought saving a few thousand Euros on something you have already decided to buy would be of interest to people.
Obviously if you have already bought, this information won't be of interest to you, but that's no reason to be so cynical.
Don't talk down about Esuri they will have you banned, from what I have read the last two-day's
I would love to buy in Spain, I also want to here from people who have experienced problems, not just all the good, please.
