Boom in Dominican Republic - Santo Domingo

RE: Boom in Dominican Republic

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oscar6834 previously said:

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Eriliza previously said:

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oscar6834 previously said:

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oscar6834 previously said:

All this is great,but you need to sell it all,which is impossible....there are more unfinished projects here in DR than finished...and finished are mostly empty.....because prices are way out of line.
secondly,they are destroying the beauty of this island I live on...thirdly,none of this money gets to the average dominican,just the pockets of a few....and a few crooks...

http://www.dominicantoday.com/dr/local/2009/6/1/32169/Former-purchases-of-Elliot-Group-real-estate-products-question-reported

bob

and never never buy property here in DR until built and people living there...never...

Dude, why would a business group invest in unfinished proyects? How are they destroying the beauty of the island?

These proyects will simply add on to the beauty the DR already has! And why are you saying that the avearge Dominican won't get the money? If they work yes they will, but if they DO NOT work then obviously NO!

read about crooks who leave projects unfinished for greed...
http://www.dominicantoday.com/dr/local/2009/6/1/32169/Former-purchases-of-Elliot-Group-real-estate-products-question-reported

well,the average dominican earns about 2500 dollars a year...6000 pesos a month...how can they purchase anything

#327 - Posted 18 June 2009, 5:29 PM
oscar6834 Location: Dominican Republic Join date: February 2009 Member #: 2113 Posts: 24	RE: Boom in Dominican Republic Quote: Eriliza previously said: Quote: oscar6834 previously said: you do not realize that the average dominican earns about 2500 dollars a year....yes I said a year...6000 pesos a mont,h,,minimum wage is 3500 pesos a month,average policeman makes about 4000 pesos a month... now,how in gods name can they purchase anything in the tourist area or new building in the cities... the average dominican will still live in the barrios and the hills of saman as they have for many many years,as the buildings go up,and remain mainly empty of dominicans...I have a small dominican house in saman and I can say that Las Terrenas has gone from a beautiful,small fishing village with lots of beauty to a dirty,dusty,over built noisy place,and the dominicans have nothing to show for it but high prices everywhere,food is at least 40 or 50% higher than the capital....and lots of unfinished projects,,and houses lots of money being laundered thru this country....and Russian money around also..and none to the locals... oa How about in the US? How many people do you think can afford a house in Long Island, NYC, Los Angeles, Miami, or even Beverly Hills? Only rich people!!!! People who CAN afford the place. Same principle with this case here. big difference is the average american could possible buy a house of some kind...here it is block,wood and a tin roof...no water,no inside bathrooms,some with no elec...but very very happy.... so all the over built stuff here is not only ruining the beautiful beaches,but not helping the dominican at all.. o
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#321 - Posted 17 June 2009, 6:44 PM
Eriliza Location: United States, Boston, MA Join date: October 2008 Member #: 1466 Posts: 621	RE: Boom in Dominican Republic Quote: oscar6834 previously said: Quote: oscar6834 previously said: All this is great,but you need to sell it all,which is impossible....there are more unfinished projects here in DR than finished...and finished are mostly empty.....because prices are way out of line. secondly,they are destroying the beauty of this island I live on...thirdly,none of this money gets to the average dominican,just the pockets of a few....and a few crooks... http://www.dominicantoday.com/dr/local/2009/6/1/32169/Former-purchases-of-Elliot-Group-real-estate-products-question-reported bob and never never buy property here in DR until built and people living there...never... Dude, why would a business group invest in unfinished proyects? How are they destroying the beauty of the island? These proyects will simply add on to the beauty the DR already has! And why are you saying that the avearge Dominican won't get the money? If they work yes they will, but if they DO NOT work then obviously NO! DOMINICAN DOMINICAN DOMINICAN
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#322 - Posted 18 June 2009, 10:43 AM
Eriliza Location: United States, Boston, MA Join date: October 2008 Member #: 1466 Posts: 621	RE: Boom in Dominican Republic Now let's head up north to Monte Cristi!!! Check out Colombus Bay, a touristical project located in Monte Cristi, Dominican Republic. The project will be divided into five primary zones: the Marina District zone, The Beachfront Development zone and three Mixed Residential zones. Overall, the plan includes: -Over 25,000 residential units -8 Grand Casino Hotels and 20 Beachfront Boutique Hotels with a total of over 9500 rooms -Three 18-hole Signature Golf Courses -State-of-the-art Marina -Sprots Clubs, Equestrian Fields and Tennis Courts -Infrastructure Facilities, including Medical Center -Over 2 million sqm of Retail and Commercial Space -Over 4 million sqm of Natural Parks and Forests -Over 0.5 million sqm of Family Entertainment Parks For more information and galleries, go to http://www.colombusbay.com Edited on 6/18/2009 10:43 AM by Eriliza. DOMINICAN DOMINICAN DOMINICAN
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#326 - Posted 18 June 2009, 3:48 PM
Eriliza Location: United States, Boston, MA Join date: October 2008 Member #: 1466 Posts: 621	RE: Boom in Dominican Republic Quote: oscar6834 previously said: you do not realize that the average dominican earns about 2500 dollars a year....yes I said a year...6000 pesos a mont,h,,minimum wage is 3500 pesos a month,average policeman makes about 4000 pesos a month... now,how in gods name can they purchase anything in the tourist area or new building in the cities... the average dominican will still live in the barrios and the hills of saman as they have for many many years,as the buildings go up,and remain mainly empty of dominicans...I have a small dominican house in saman and I can say that Las Terrenas has gone from a beautiful,small fishing village with lots of beauty to a dirty,dusty,over built noisy place,and the dominicans have nothing to show for it but high prices everywhere,food is at least 40 or 50% higher than the capital....and lots of unfinished projects,,and houses lots of money being laundered thru this country....and Russian money around also..and none to the locals... oa How about in the US? How many people do you think can afford a house in Long Island, NYC, Los Angeles, Miami, or even Beverly Hills? Only rich people!!!! People who CAN afford the place. Same principle with this case here. DOMINICAN DOMINICAN DOMINICAN
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#328 - Posted 20 June 2009, 5:47 PM
cabaretewilliam Location: Dominican Republic Join date: September 2008 Member #: 1444 Posts: 2555	RE: Boom in Dominican Republic [QUOTE=oscar6834] [/QUOTE] How about in the US? How many people do you think can afford a house in Long Island, NYC, Los Angeles, Miami, or even Beverly Hills? Only rich people!!!! People who CAN afford the place. Same principle with this case here. big difference is the average american could possible buy a house of some kind...here it is block,wood and a tin roof...no water,no inside bathrooms,some with no elec...but very very happy.... so all the over built stuff here is not only ruining the beautiful beaches,but not helping the dominican at all.. o [/QUOTE] [/QUOTE] The above silly claim is so foolish it can not be answered William Visit: www.caribbeanrealty.ca www.casablancacabarete.com
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#329 - Posted 20 June 2009, 6:29 PM
Juango Location: United States, far S. Florida (formerly Santo Domingo) Join date: February 2008 Member #: 319 Posts: 743	RE: Boom in Dominican Republic Ammmmmmmmmmazing...!!! Reality escape many folks that envision sugarplum fairies! It is very hard to comprehend how some people think..... LOL
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#323 - Posted 18 June 2009, 11:23 AM
oscar6834 Location: Dominican Republic Join date: February 2009 Member #: 2113 Posts: 24	RE: Boom in Dominican Republic you do not realize that the average dominican earns about 2500 dollars a year....yes I said a year...6000 pesos a mont,h,,minimum wage is 3500 pesos a month,average policeman makes about 4000 pesos a month... now,how in gods name can they purchase anything in the tourist area or new building in the cities... the average dominican will still live in the barrios and the hills of saman as they have for many many years,as the buildings go up,and remain mainly empty of dominicans...I have a small dominican house in saman and I can say that Las Terrenas has gone from a beautiful,small fishing village with lots of beauty to a dirty,dusty,over built noisy place,and the dominicans have nothing to show for it but high prices everywhere,food is at least 40 or 50% higher than the capital....and lots of unfinished projects,,and houses lots of money being laundered thru this country....and Russian money around also..and none to the locals... oa
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#324 - Posted 18 June 2009, 11:26 AM
oscar6834 Location: Dominican Republic Join date: February 2009 Member #: 2113 Posts: 24	RE: Boom in Dominican Republic Quote: Eriliza previously said: Quote: oscar6834 previously said: Quote: oscar6834 previously said: All this is great,but you need to sell it all,which is impossible....there are more unfinished projects here in DR than finished...and finished are mostly empty.....because prices are way out of line. secondly,they are destroying the beauty of this island I live on...thirdly,none of this money gets to the average dominican,just the pockets of a few....and a few crooks... http://www.dominicantoday.com/dr/local/2009/6/1/32169/Former-purchases-of-Elliot-Group-real-estate-products-question-reported bob and never never buy property here in DR until built and people living there...never... Dude, why would a business group invest in unfinished proyects? How are they destroying the beauty of the island? These proyects will simply add on to the beauty the DR already has! And why are you saying that the avearge Dominican won't get the money? If they work yes they will, but if they DO NOT work then obviously NO! http://www.dominicantoday.com/dr/local/2009/6/1/32169/Former-purchases-of-Elliot-Group-real-estate-products-question-reported
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#325 - Posted 18 June 2009, 11:27 AM
oscar6834 Location: Dominican Republic Join date: February 2009 Member #: 2113 Posts: 24	RE: Boom in Dominican Republic Quote: oscar6834 previously said: Quote: Eriliza previously said: Quote: oscar6834 previously said: Quote: oscar6834 previously said: All this is great,but you need to sell it all,which is impossible....there are more unfinished projects here in DR than finished...and finished are mostly empty.....because prices are way out of line. secondly,they are destroying the beauty of this island I live on...thirdly,none of this money gets to the average dominican,just the pockets of a few....and a few crooks... http://www.dominicantoday.com/dr/local/2009/6/1/32169/Former-purchases-of-Elliot-Group-real-estate-products-question-reported bob and never never buy property here in DR until built and people living there...never... Dude, why would a business group invest in unfinished proyects? How are they destroying the beauty of the island? These proyects will simply add on to the beauty the DR already has! And why are you saying that the avearge Dominican won't get the money? If they work yes they will, but if they DO NOT work then obviously NO! read about crooks who leave projects unfinished for greed... http://www.dominicantoday.com/dr/local/2009/6/1/32169/Former-purchases-of-Elliot-Group-real-estate-products-question-reported well,the average dominican earns about 2500 dollars a year...6000 pesos a month...how can they purchase anything
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#330 - Posted 20 June 2009, 7:56 PM
Eriliza Location: United States, Boston, MA Join date: October 2008 Member #: 1466 Posts: 621	RE: Boom in Dominican Republic Quote: Juango previously said: Ammmmmmmmmmazing...!!! Reality escape many folks that envision sugarplum fairies! It is very hard to comprehend how some people think..... LOL Well, have you been to the DR lately? I guess not, so you are the one that is not in the reality. Have you seen the boom lately? I guess not! Pessimistic and out-dated people like yourself need to escape their old fairy tales! DOMINICAN DOMINICAN DOMINICAN
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