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Detached Villa 4/bedroom

Postby kolcaren » Wed Jun 11, 2008 10:48 am

Set in tha heart of protaras on a exclusive peaceful estate yet only a 5 minute walkto the main strip with all its restuants, shops, clubs,and sandy figtree beach.Idealy located for holiday rentals. MAIN FETURES INTERAL.4wc's 4bedrooms (2 onsuit),pressurized water system,fully aircondition,emergancylighting,intercom,white goods (large fridge) ect,build size 150 square meters,part furnished (if required) MAIN FETURES EXTERNAL plot size 850 square meters,shutters and fly screens all round 10x5 meter tiled swimming pool with roman end at rear,pool shower, irrigation system on farm water,2'4x3'6 meter timber cabin,large laid lawn to front and side privcey screens,fences all round, hedges, trees, rockery, plants,tiled driveway, parking for 2 vechicles,satalight dish,varada with timer decking. Holiday rentals yield appox 1400cyp to 1500cyp. per week . Just reduced from 435,000cyp to 395,000CYP. Imformation phone home 23831477 mobile 99995231. TO VIEW PHOTOS EMAIL [email protected] ILL EMAIL BY RETURN
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Postby greek.god » Wed Jun 11, 2008 1:52 pm

1 million dollars for a 150 sq meter 4 bedroom home? Wow, I'll check back Thursday night after I've won the Joker:) Good Luck
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Postby kolcaren » Wed Jun 11, 2008 3:10 pm

hi your maths are not to good my be u live on another planet gl win that joker
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Postby greek.god » Wed Jun 11, 2008 3:47 pm

Yes My Friend,

You are correct my math is wrong, 435,000 CYP is actually $1,153,217.22 USD:shock: not the million I first stated. Wow...that equates to $7,688 a square meter. Is the house lined with GOLD :D
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Postby pantheman » Wed Jun 11, 2008 4:05 pm

greek.god wrote:Yes My Friend,

You are correct my math is wrong, 435,000 CYP is actually $1,153,217.22 USD:shock: not the million I first stated. Wow...that equates to $7,688 a square meter. Is the house lined with GOLD :D


Greek.god, you clearly have no idea what you are talking about here.

If you don't want to make the guy an offer just butt out and let him do his sale. Come on its hard enough as it is without the likes of you trying to knock him too!.

Protaras is expensive and the price is about right for a coastal property of that size on a plot of that size. Not including the pool and all the other extras.

Asking prices range from 2000cyp / m2 and upwards depending.

Good luck with the sale Kolcaren, just keep pushing.

My moto is " every property has its buyer" you just need to find him!
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Postby greek.god » Wed Jun 11, 2008 7:59 pm

My math is correct. These prices are crazy!!! Good Luck with the sale.
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Postby Wingnut » Thu Jun 12, 2008 8:22 am

overpriced madness !!!!

no wonder the buyers have disappeared

i was reading somewhere that pamela anderson's mansion in beverly hills was on sale for 2.5 million dollars - about the price of two of those protaras concrete boxes !!!!
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Postby pantheman » Thu Jun 12, 2008 9:04 am

Wingnut wrote:overpriced madness !!!!

no wonder the buyers have disappeared

i was reading somewhere that pamela anderson's mansion in beverly hills was on sale for 2.5 million dollars - about the price of two of those protaras concrete boxes !!!!


Are you for real? More like 25m. For 2.5 m is just 1.25m Stg, you couldn't even get a decent terreced house in london for that much these days. Give it a rest. And 2.5m does not buy you a mansion in beverly hills, just think about what you just said!

You are just another one who doesn't know what he is talking about. Just leave it out.

As I said, Coastal properties in Cyprus are expensive for the average person. If you can't afford it, don't go there.
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Postby Wingnut » Thu Jun 12, 2008 1:35 pm

Panayiotis

I know you are just another estate agent desperate to make a sale in this dying market, but get your facts straight please, before you post.

You can in fact buy a mansion in Beverly Hills for 2.5 million USD quite easily. If you go to realtor.com you can have a look for yourself, but here is a small sample :

http://www.realtor.com/search/searchres ... 47ff5&pg=4

I don't have the link concerning Spamela's house, but I will try to find it for you. I lived in the states for a long time, not far from BH and so I know the market very well.

Now to educate you :

Terraced house prices in London depend greatly on the area. In the better parts, such as St John's Wood, a terraced house may well sell for over a million GBP, even 2 million or more. In areas such as Richmond, Twickenham and Teddington, you can get a nice 3-4 bedroom terraced for well under a million. In Enfield East e.g Ponders End and Enfield Wash, you can pick up a nice sized terrace for well under 220k sterling, and prices are now falling fast.

Also, in case you, pan the property expert, have not noticed, the UK, USA, Spain, Ireland and many other countries are experienceing horrific property crashes right now, and this is on it's way over to us here in Cyprus. In the UK prices have fallen over 2.4% PER MONTH the last two months, according to Nationwide and Halifax, the UK's two biggest lenders. This is 30% annualized, and selling prices are already lower than they were in 2006. What do you think about this ? Or is Cyprus immune to such global economic factors like the ongoing credit and derivatives squeeze, peak oil and the shifting of wealth from western industrialized nations to the manufacturing powerhouses of the east ? While we are at it, and as you obviously seem to know everything, why not give us your opinions on fiat currencies, fractional reserve banking and the debt money system, all of which are contributors to the massive global house price bubble we have seen over the last 5-7 years ?

I am very interested to hear your views on all the above, as you are obviously educated and articulate and I am sure you could provide us with some illuminating insights.

Or are you another English Cyp Chav who left school without anything between his ears and so decided to jump on the property bandwagon when the going was good ? Mate, stick to drinking beer and watching football, and leave the real investing for those who are educated for it.

If I were you I would change my job. Times are going to get very hard very soon for those guys selling overpriced and overhyped property to people who cannot usually afford it. That means YOU.
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Postby Wingnut » Thu Jun 12, 2008 2:10 pm

This is nice, Frank Sinatra Jr used to live here:

http://www.realtor.com/search/listingde ... =113#Photo

Cost = two Protaras concrete boxes.


Ed McMahon could sell his mansion and buy 4 Protaras concrete boxes:

http://www.hecklerspray.com/ed-mcmahons ... 814555.php

He could live in one and rent the other 3 to tourists ! Or Johnny Carson could live in one !


McMahon is not as well known to Europeans as Aretha Franklin, the Queen of Soul. But poor Aretha, no matter how famous she is she could never, ever afford to buy one of those lovely Protaras concrete boxes.

She would only clear £257,000 Cyprus pounds from selling her sprawling Detroit estate. The poor thing would only have enough to afford a Larnaka 3 bedroom flat next to the refineries:

http://www.caller.com/news/2008/jun/10/ ... reclosure/

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Aretha Franklin
In March, the Detroit Free Press reported that the singer owed back taxes on her $714,000 brick mansion overlooking the Detroit Golf Club and a $2 million condo in Bloomfield Township . That left both properties liable to forfeiture to the tax collector. After press calls about the debt, Franklin blamed an attorney's mistake and said she planned to immediately pay off the debts.

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