DT. wrote:oranos64 wrote:MR-from-NG wrote:i dont want to rain on your parade ...but plans are already a foot to bring the north of cyprus in to E.U as part of a package the U.S is going to table in 08 ...way before TURKEY ....
also ....Get this 2.4 billion aid package if both communities agree to a solution based on the two communities both agreeing to co exist and accepting the island in the state it is but by working towards a dual nationality system and cross border business solutions ..much like belguim will do in the next two years (for those of you unaware Belguim two ethnic groups want to split )
in others cyprus stays divided,refugees compensated at a fixed rate for all ..Turkish cyps get their half of the island recognised ...E.U and U.S investment opportunities and aid to help both communities standard of living be raised.(money is the best inititive )
long story short ...how many refugees will accept 40-60k ...for their land in compensation ...instead of not getting jack for another 20 years
no one come tell me on this forum but i want todays prices ...because no will ever give you that ..live in the real world ...
safe to say that a good 75% of the Greek cypriots will accept the offers during the 08/09 recession
you read it here first folks
snake and crane was in cyprus with me and was advised of the same solution .....
As much as I want a solution I cant see how 75% as you claim would agree to this. 40-60k would have bought you a substantial amount of land back in 74. With today's market prices this money would just about buy you a chicken shed. Though I agree compensation will be the only realistic approach the amount has to be in line with today's economy and rightly so.
AND ? so where is the money going to come from ....you expect the ROC or TRNC to hand out something in the region of 20billion to rebuild the island (varoshin )and compensate the refugees ...
Are you in the belief that $300k each would be better yeah ? since a three bed house now in limmassol is near the $250 mark ?
would you not say that the land prices are hugely inflated at the moment ?
artificial since we are building houses for the sake of building ..paphos and napa area now has empty properties on the market for over 16 months .so the builders are building for flats instead ....
The property boom will be offer by the end of next year and we will have a recession ..can not think of a better time than to offer the islanders such an offer ...
that would be true had the economy relied on property.
It's been a few years we are relying TOO TOO MUCH DT. In fact I heard the property sales to foreigners give us 10 times (?) more profits than tourism. Oranos is right, recession is coming.