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With all the publicity regarding Demolition, Illegal Builds, Declining Market, etc. why is it that TV progs still insist on saying that property purchase in Spain is a good investment and you can expect an increase of X% p.a.?
OK, so the prog may have been recorded a year ago, but even then the market wasn’t brilliant and there were Court cases underway.
You are not allowed to make false claims on adverts shown on television, so why is it the prog makers can get away with making such statements, when it apparently isn’t correct?
People are influenced by television, so shouldn’t some up to date notice or comment be shown before, during or after the prog, and not hidden away in small text, but highlighted for ALL to see? -
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Hi Guys
This is not a wined up ,honest so please dont have a go ? :)and have just read this
Think this may just get some responce so,its a lamb to the slaughter .More Good News From Spain
This is from Barclays Bank
Spain economy booming
Latest statistics from the Spanish government show that with economic growth at 3.9% (a six-year high) and a budget surplus, investors in property can foresee a healthy future, with 700,000 new jobs in the country, increased demand for homes and growing property rental opportunities. 1Spanish government announces property figures
A national average rise in property prices of 9.1% has been reported by the Spanish government. Central and northern Spain did best overall, with Lugo in Galicia top of the table with an 18.5% annual rise. Jaen, Seville and Castellon were also among the best performing provinces. 2Younger buyers look abroad for first home
Some 40% of younger people would consider an overseas home as a first step on the property ladder, according to insurance company Hiscox. Respondents to their survey cited high UK house prices and a complicated housing market as their main reasons for looking abroad for a first home.RICS 2006 Overseas Property Report also had a positive result for Spain
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@glassman wrote:
Hi Guys
This is not a wined up ,honest so please dont have a go ? :)and have just read this
Think this may just get some responce so,its a lamb to the slaughter .Jim,
If you thought you would get flack from posting it, why didn’t you just say, ” I’ve just read this on another forum One minute we are talking about fire sales and the next its this load of rubbish.” You are plagiarising.
Or do you get a kick out of being contentious?I really dont know where some of these reports come from sometimes
The post said it came from Barclays Bank…(which means…take it with a pinch of salt. IMO.)
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Come on mg – in all fairness it was showing an opposite view to the ‘declining market’, albeit a total twit’s one (Barclay’s, not Jim’s).
And with all his ‘smilies’ at the end, it was obviously tongue-in-cheek.In any case, I don’t think there is hardly a member on this forum that has not gone off-topic once in a while.
There was once Katy with her helicopter-spotting 😯 ….but as for Suzanne – has to be the BIGGEST culprit with her ‘River Thames-in-the-rain’ !
Went to bed last night feeling quite nostalgic myself – used to enjoy a nice cool lime-shandy on hot Summer Sunday afternoon’s, sitting outside that lovely riverside pub in Richmond. Can’t remember the name now.
Now that is off-topic and there is even a thread for it….
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Staying with the ‘demolition’ part of this topic….. 😯
http://www.typicallyspanish.com/news/publish/article_10033.shtml
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