http://www.spanishpropertyinsight.com/buff/2008/12/01/andalucia-property-market-report-2009/ The lowdown on Spanish property Sat, 11 Feb 2012 18:45:42 +0000 hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=3.2.1 http://www.spanishpropertyinsight.com/buff/2008/12/01/andalucia-property-market-report-2009/comment-page-1/#comment-376 coltprop Thu, 04 Dec 2008 10:46:51 +0000 http://www.spanishpropertyinsight.com/buff/?p=326#comment-376 very well balanced article with a perspective which is sufficiently farseeing to avoid reacting overmuch to current conditions. However one crib: a single paragraph devoted to the entire province of Almeria is surely insufficient. Almeria city is truly surrounded by Plasticultura or invernaderos which are certainly ugly seas of plastic covering the massive crop production of the area. However this is not a feature of the area noth of the Cabo de Gata natural park - 65km noth to Mojacar and Vera. this area has a wealth of variety in its housing and beachfront - some poorly conceived stuff along with some really nice development. Several golf courses and infrastructure projects have had the effect of opening up what is the driest part of Europe to some interesting quality development such as that at Macenas or Desert Springs. Perhaps you could look a little further into the area? Ìf your review were not otherwise so balanced I woudln`t bother suggesting this. very well balanced article with a perspective which is sufficiently farseeing to avoid reacting overmuch to current conditions. However one crib: a single paragraph devoted to the entire province of Almeria is surely insufficient. Almeria city is truly surrounded by Plasticultura or invernaderos which are certainly ugly seas of plastic covering the massive crop production of the area. However this is not a feature of the area noth of the Cabo de Gata natural park – 65km noth to Mojacar and Vera. this area has a wealth of variety in its housing and beachfront – some poorly conceived stuff along with some really nice development. Several golf courses and infrastructure projects have had the effect of opening up what is the driest part of Europe to some interesting quality development such as that at Macenas or Desert Springs. Perhaps you could look a little further into the area? Ìf your review were not otherwise so balanced I woudln`t bother suggesting this.

]]> http://www.spanishpropertyinsight.com/buff/2008/12/01/andalucia-property-market-report-2009/comment-page-1/#comment-375 eastaja Thu, 04 Dec 2008 10:04:51 +0000 http://www.spanishpropertyinsight.com/buff/?p=326#comment-375 Mark This article was a really good read. My sister and i have a house in Nerja, which was bought new by our parents 25 years ago. Everyone in the family has enjoyed countless holidays there over this time, and the town, although much bigger, is still as lovely as ever. I hope that my children will go there by themselves when they are older I was pleased to read your comments about the nature of the market and personally hope it never goes into boom again. It's lovely to not see cranes all over the skyline. I would hate Nerja to be as busy in the winter as it is in the summer, so would not like to see a golf course there. I can't speak for the rest of the coast but feel that Nerja was at about the right density around 5 years ago. I realise this all sounds rather 'nimby' but i really love it there and would like to spend more and more time there as i get older. Thanks again Mark
This article was a really good read.
My sister and i have a house in Nerja, which was bought new by our parents 25 years ago. Everyone in the family has enjoyed countless holidays there over this time, and the town, although much bigger, is still as lovely as ever. I hope that my children will go there by themselves when they are older
I was pleased to read your comments about the nature of the market and personally hope it never goes into boom again. It’s lovely to not see cranes all over the skyline.
I would hate Nerja to be as busy in the winter as it is in the summer, so would not like to see a golf course there.
I can’t speak for the rest of the coast but feel that Nerja was at about the right density around 5 years ago.
I realise this all sounds rather ‘nimby’ but i really love it there and would like to spend more and more time there as i get older.
Thanks again

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