Polaris World sell Alhama land

Elarado...Ive always been a secret fan of yours but what the heck did Condado do on you??? I love Condado and your comparison to a council estate deeply offends me.

The resort is well maintained...how on earth do you describe it as disorganised?? Everyone I know on Condado pays IBI....

I will confess that Paramount would be a great asset for thise wishing to rent out their properties....

Our supermarket staff, gardeners and security speak little or no English so we are not attempting to live in Little Britain, like some resorts...

When were you last in Condado? On what do you have the right to describe us as a council estate???

I suggest you get your ass up here for a coffee (you're paying) and have a look around.....at your earliest convenience!!!

Sorry Eldarado

You're figures do not add up or Spanish agricultural land is the most expensive in Europe and considering the state of the Spanish economy this is very debatable maybe there is something going on you don't know this is not development land now but farming land I ask you once again what is the real value of this land ?

elarodo, council etstates in Britain are owned by councils, Condado looks nothing like any council estate I have seen and all proprties are privately owned so may I say that is the one of the worst comparisons I have ever heard.

 

ROBBO17 - There are 4046.86 m² in 1 acre, at €2.5/ m² = €10117.15/acre – if we use €1.18 = £1 then that equates to £8573.86/acre.

I would draw your attention to just a couple of articles from the British press:

http://www.telegraph.co.uk/finance/newsbysector/constructionandproperty/9873324/Farmland-prices-hit-record-highs.html

http://www.savills.co.uk/research_articles/104824/145543-0/0/1

The prices are comparable for arable land.

The value is, as always with any form of real estate, “what anyone is prepared to pay on the day”…………

 

Redrose - sorry that you have misinterpreted my comment; it was said in the context of a different type of person looking to purchase a more upmarket property, and their possible view of urbanisations in general.

Many of the urbanisations have one way or another hit problems, Mosa, Tramplin Hills, Camposol, Country Club and even Condado, to name a few. The reason, I think is the lack of attention in setting up a solid independent financial infrastructure for the future operation of the resort. They have to by law set up and complete the services, roads etc; but there is no regulation for the business structure.

Are you a secret fan again?.............the coffee is on you…..lol

 

This message was last edited by elarado on 08/10/2013.

This message was last edited by elarado on 08/10/2013.

This message was last edited by elarado on 08/10/2013.

Mmmmmmm, I shall reserve judgement, lol

The agricultural land sold is outside CDA, taking the 800 hectars sold they have achieved some 2,50 euros per sqm which is more or less market value for what it is. Nothing to do with CDA, just good to know that there is an interest in the land a part from building second residences. Rupert

Elerado

Goodness me, nearly choked on my tea when I read this....CDA like a council estate!! I can assure you CDA does not look anything like a council estate and furthermore looks nothing like campasol either for that matter thank you very much!!

Seriously though it did make me laugh because I genuinely think your definition of a council estate is different to ours in the UK :-)

joss - And I almost choked on my Pimm’s when I read yours……….

I may take you seriously when your spelling improves!

By the way, I do so hope that one's little finger is in the correct aspect when one takes tea!!!!

 

This message was last edited by elarado on 09/10/2013.

Same for everyone else when your attitude also improves..

Get you Elarado with your comment lol! Very quick witted indeed but fair enough.  Pimms...nice choice of drink!!

Sorry you choked due to my spelling :-)