Santo Domingo.- The Web site propertyshowrooms.com reports that growing fears about inflation and currency devaluation in European low-to-mid budget property investors returning to the market are likely to have a positive effect on realty sales within Dominican Republic.
“The Caribbean island will benefit from the strengthening international market recovery in 2010. The longer the recovery continues the more confident investors will grow, with low budget developments predicted to be the most popular among individuals with not quite so much money to spend,” the Website said.
It said investors buying in 2009 were predominantly the better off among society. "Dominican Republic property is still the bargain of the Caribbean, and still has one of the fastest growing tourism sectors."
it notes that the sustained growth of the industry is something that could appeal to individuals looking for property. “In October last year Last October, British Airways decided to launch a twice-weekly service to the Dominican Republic to cope with the increasing demand of holidaymakers wanting to visit the island.”
From: Dominican Republic
A great opp for the European mobsters to get those roulette wheels and blonde whores spinning on the dance floors of SANTO D...Bring em in Leo , they can hold down the fort while you finish your world tour.
Written by: juanb, 5 Mar 2010 11:47 AM
From: Dominican Republic
Here's a chance for our legislators to sell the same property multiple times.
From: Dominican Republic, No Spin Zone
the Dr is well positioned for a continuing prosperity .....the distribution of the prosperity will be the problem for the government .....the pitchforks want to kill the goose like they have on so many of the islands .....dont let them they are lazy cry babies
From: United States
we will be the caribbean times square lol
From: Dominican Republic, No Spin Zone
Without the peep shows ,......but we certainly got the freaks
From: Dominican Republic
Curtain call in 5 Blu , your on !
From: Spain, Ibiza, Minorca, Mallorca
How could Greece’s PM George Papandreou have lectured international and native Socialists on how to conduct their business when his own country was facing such financial difficulties?
Why would George Papandreou advise anyone?
“the progressive and socialist forces have a great responsibility to forge ahead and be carriers of change today that the system has failed.”
Forge Ahead? (P’alante?) Sounds familiar?
Be carriers of change?
That the system has failed?
PM Papandreou is in no condition to advise anyone on what or when to do anything. If any thing, he needs a refresher course in economics and ethics. Europe is burdened by the insolvency of several of its members, and primarily Greece of which Papandreou is the Prime Minister and President.
What ever you do in Quisqueya, don't invite Greek Papandreou to lecture again:
Case in point:
http://www.socialistinternational.org/viewArticle.cfm?ArticleID=2041Or you'll wind up greeced!
Poli kalo
From: Dominican Republic
Arsenio,
Lets ask the Carribean messiah who is off on the third leg of his magical mystery tour the same question ?
From: Qatar, .. Conconete.com
ProertyShowRooms.com.. in other words they are in the business of selling land in DR or anywhere.. so can this be a credible source..? C'mon lets edit and scrutinize our news here..geez
Comment made by: Conconete DOT com
From: United States
dominicanheartbeat, Blutarsky is always on. on with the same tired old sentences, the same old nonsense daily. nothing sensible, no analysis, no insight, just pure ,
unadulterated rubbish, simply to be heard. if only he was useful.
Written by: Escott, 5 Mar 2010 4:14 PM
From: Dominican Republic, Cabrera and Sosua a 2 days a month for payday
If you don't think the DR is the Times Square of the Caribbean now you have certainly kept your blinders on. The Catholic Church has done a lot for this country. Whore at night and go to church Sunday:)
Written by: ateo2010 
, 5 Mar 2010 6:36 PM
From: Dominican Republic, Owning Noobs
i love swedish and german girls, so naughty :DDD
Written by: danny00, 5 Mar 2010 6:49 PM
From: United States, syosset, key west, santo domingo AND NOW THE GLOBE TROTTER
Dominican Space Rocket Launch Set for April 30th
In an announcement yesterday, Lieutenant Jose Luis Perez, head of the Dominican Space Program, outlined the date for the inaugural launch of the Dominican Republic’s first mission into space. The announcement caught many by surprise including NASA and other international space agencies who as yet are unavailable for comment.
and all of u think this pres. leonel is doing nothing for the country....
why not wait and give this man of many words a chance so he can go down in the history books as.....???
Written by: danny00, 5 Mar 2010 6:50 PM
From: United States, syosset, key west, santo domingo AND NOW THE GLOBE TROTTER
GREAT NEWS......
DISNEY TO OPEN IN PUERTO PLATA......
We’ve got some great new rides planned, some of them will be unique to Disneyland Dominicana. The Valley of Darkness is where people take a trip underground. Every so often, the ride will stop and they’ll be plunged into darkness.”
“Thankfully, we don’t need any special equipment for this. We’ve spoken to the local electricity provider and they’ve assured us that the power will go on and off intermittently anyway, so this ride will be easy to set UP.
Written by: danny00, 5 Mar 2010 6:52 PM
From: United States, syosset, key west, santo domingo AND NOW THE GLOBE TROTTER
maybe then disney will not open in puerto plata....
Written by: danny00, 5 Mar 2010 6:52 PM
From: United States, syosset, key west, santo domingo AND NOW THE GLOBE TROTTER
Written by: Escott, 5 Mar 2010 4:14 PM
From: Dominican Republic, Cabrera and Sosua a 2 days a month for payday
If you don't think the DR is the Times Square of the Caribbean now you have certainly kept your blinders on. The Catholic Church has done a lot for this country. Whore at night and go to church Sunday,
ONE TRUE AND CORRECT STATEMENT., EVEN THE BLIND CAN SEE THIS.
Written by: abc200, 7 Mar 2010 2:09 PM
From: United Kingdom, Dominican Republic
The effects of the boom are already noticeable. AZS airport is busier than ever and new businesses are finding a ready market. People who own property on the greek islands are prospecting in the DR. Developers have acted with considerable foresight in anticipating the boom and this means the past acute shortage of desirable properties has been resolved.
We can expect the DR to be the most important Caribbean hub as airports expand. AZS has now links to 17 major cities in N. America and Europe.
S.
Written by: xwill7, 8 Mar 2010 1:56 PM
From: United States, El cuarto bate
looking at some real estate prices in DR... DR is not a bargin in many places. SD and Santiago are over priced
Written by: abc200, 8 Mar 2010 2:23 PM
From: United Kingdom, Dominican Republic
You coud say London is ovepriced. In good areas a 2 bedroom will cost 3/4 million dollars plus.
Ditto Miami or more even in Clearwater Beach.
1 milion for 1400 sq. ft. in CB
http://www.sandbarstosunsets.com/....ront-clearwater-beach-condo-cost/In DR in many areas there is excellent property at a very reasonable cost.
Plus incidental expenses are generally much lower than US / Euope.
A restaurant meal runs at about 80 dollars for two compared with 150 London / New York.
S.
Written by: abc200, 9 Mar 2010 9:27 AM
From: United Kingdom, Dominican Republic
People from all over the globe are seeing the DR as their Mecca - a land of every amenity, every opportunity, a land where the glistening jewels of nature sparkle at every turn, every vista awakening the senses of awe and wonder.....
S.
From: United States
ABC, you are really sounding like a real estate shill these days.
From: Dominican Republic, No Spin Zone
time share peddler is more like it .....Dread he can get you in on the ground floor of a nice tar paper shack .....living large
Written by: abc200, 9 Mar 2010 11:38 AM
From: United Kingdom, Dominican Republic
Just sharing the secrets so more may benefit.....
Thought about it watching the glorious moon rising in a perfectly clear sky through my telescope at a site overlooking the the ocean expanse with the sillouettes of the mountains in the background. The riches of nature abound....
S.
From: Dominican Republic, No Spin Zone
the yodeling moron from the enchanted forest speaks again
Written by: abc200, 9 Mar 2010 12:31 PM
From: United Kingdom, Dominican Republic
E- Vocablary very limited!
S.
Written by: synapse, 12 Mar 2010 12:24 AM
From: United States
Regardless of prices or quality for the price, The DR has a lot to improve on the quality of life for all people, not just the foreign buyers. The 16% flat consumption Tax has to go down with a lot of other costs of living that make the DR uncompetitive.
Written by: abc200, 12 Mar 2010 2:03 AM
From: United Kingdom, Dominican Republic
The cost of living is very low in DR. Consumption tax is about the same as Europe and many prices are much lower. The quality of life for Dominicans needs to increase but this is happening with increased consumptions of meat, chicken, milk, vegetables etc. improving diet. Some good housing is being constructed in the public sector but not enough. A huge increase in mobility has occured through the import of motorcycles. Hospitals, I am informed are improving. Social welfare is being introduced. Education needs, in my opinion, reforming. Lawyers, in huge surplus, need retraining for useful occupations and many technician level courses are needed as are courses in domestic science etc.
However one may ask competitive with where? Tourism has held up well - helped maybe by violence in Mexico etc.
S.
From: United States
ABC opines
. Education needs, in my opinion, reforming
really? and what makes you say this, ABC ? just a hunch? a wild guess?rumor and innuendo?
From: Dominican Republic, No Spin Zone
he feels it in his bunions
Written by: abc200, 11 Aug 2010 10:09 AM
From: United Kingdom, Dominican Republic
Huge property boom at the moment. Europe and Florida overpriced so people turning to DR.
S.
Written by: abc200, 11 Aug 2010 10:30 AM
From: United Kingdom, Dominican Republic
Prices are rising a little.
S.
From: Dominican Republic, No Spin Zone
How is the time share hustle abc ? your specialty
Written by: abc200, 11 Aug 2010 4:44 PM
From: United Kingdom, Dominican Republic
Timeshare - what's that?
S.
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Why would George Papandreou advise anyone?
“the progressive and socialist forces have a great responsibility to forge ahead and be carriers of change today that the system has failed.”
Forge Ahead? (P’alante?) Sounds familiar?
Be carriers of change?
That the system has failed?
PM Papandreou is in no condition to advise anyone on what or when to do anything. If any thing, he needs a refresher course in economics and ethics. Europe is burdened by the insolvency of several of its members, and primarily Greece of which Papandreou is the Prime Minister and President.
What ever you do in Quisqueya, don't invite Greek Papandreou to lecture again:
Case in point:
http://www.socialistinternational.org/viewArticle.cfm?ArticleID=2041
Or you'll wind up greeced!
Poli kalo
Lets ask the Carribean messiah who is off on the third leg of his magical mystery tour the same question ?
ProertyShowRooms.com.. in other words they are in the business of selling land in DR or anywhere.. so can this be a credible source..? C'mon lets edit and scrutinize our news here..geez
Comment made by: Conconete DOT com
unadulterated rubbish, simply to be heard. if only he was useful.
In an announcement yesterday, Lieutenant Jose Luis Perez, head of the Dominican Space Program, outlined the date for the inaugural launch of the Dominican Republic’s first mission into space. The announcement caught many by surprise including NASA and other international space agencies who as yet are unavailable for comment.
and all of u think this pres. leonel is doing nothing for the country....
why not wait and give this man of many words a chance so he can go down in the history books as.....???
DISNEY TO OPEN IN PUERTO PLATA......
We’ve got some great new rides planned, some of them will be unique to Disneyland Dominicana. The Valley of Darkness is where people take a trip underground. Every so often, the ride will stop and they’ll be plunged into darkness.”
“Thankfully, we don’t need any special equipment for this. We’ve spoken to the local electricity provider and they’ve assured us that the power will go on and off intermittently anyway, so this ride will be easy to set UP.
From: Dominican Republic, Cabrera and Sosua a 2 days a month for payday
If you don't think the DR is the Times Square of the Caribbean now you have certainly kept your blinders on. The Catholic Church has done a lot for this country. Whore at night and go to church Sunday,
ONE TRUE AND CORRECT STATEMENT., EVEN THE BLIND CAN SEE THIS.
We can expect the DR to be the most important Caribbean hub as airports expand. AZS has now links to 17 major cities in N. America and Europe.
S.
Ditto Miami or more even in Clearwater Beach.
1 milion for 1400 sq. ft. in CB
http://www.sandbarstosunsets.com/....ront-clearwater-beach-condo-cost/
In DR in many areas there is excellent property at a very reasonable cost.
Plus incidental expenses are generally much lower than US / Euope.
A restaurant meal runs at about 80 dollars for two compared with 150 London / New York.
S.
S.
Thought about it watching the glorious moon rising in a perfectly clear sky through my telescope at a site overlooking the the ocean expanse with the sillouettes of the mountains in the background. The riches of nature abound....
S.
S.
However one may ask competitive with where? Tourism has held up well - helped maybe by violence in Mexico etc.
S.
. Education needs, in my opinion, reforming
really? and what makes you say this, ABC ? just a hunch? a wild guess?rumor and innuendo?
S.
S.
S.