Marbella Court Case Against MRI CEO’s Begins Today
51 former MRI clients from the UK and Ireland attend a Marbella court to ratify a lawsuit against Darragh MacAnthony, Michael Liggan and Dominic Pickering.
Category: News Diarmaid Condon’s blog – for independent commentary and analysis on what is happening in the overseas property industry.
Most Popular Property Areas in France 2011
Interesting InfoGraphic showing most popular property areas in France for overseas property hunters in 2011 according to The Move Channel.
Chubby Chandler Resigns as Director of Worldwide Sports Investments
On December 20th 2011 well known sports personality manager Andrew ‘Chubby’ Chandler resigned as a director of WSI, in what was a crucial blow to the company’s business model.
Barclays Claim Correlation Between Skyscraper Building and Property Crashes
Considering investing in some far flung destination? If they’re building a lot of skyscrapers Barclay’s Bank reckons you should be very wary.
Spanish Repossession Prices Drop By 43%
Prices for bank repossessed properties in Spain have fallen by 43% from their peak. Experts believe there are further price falls to come in 2012.
Loans for Overseas Property are Still Available
Although lack of finance is crippling the Irish property market, this is not the case with overseas markets, finance can be found and opportunities exist.
Worldwide Sports Investments – Chris Smullen
If you have invested in Worldwide Sports Investments Westwood 100 Club, or are considering it, then you really need to read this piece.
Darragh MacAnthony Case Gains Significant Media Coverage
A court case in southern Spain against Darragh MacAnthony of MRI Overseas Property, has received significant media coverage.
Detroit Bargains May Be a Steal – But for Whom?
A Detroit property listed for sale by a UK company for US$44,000 looks a bargain, until you find it listed for US$8,500 on the US MLS system. Be very careful with US Foreclosures – all is not as it seems.
Who are the Bondholders Ireland won’t Burn?
Today the Irish government has honoured its commitment to bondholders in Anglo Irish Bank – they refuse to name just who they are because they don’t know, so here’s a list to refresh their memories.
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Diarmaid Condon’s blog – for independent commentary and analysis on what is happening in the overseas property industry.
Most Popular Property Areas in France 2011
Interesting InfoGraphic showing most popular property areas in France for overseas property hunters in 2011 according to The Move Channel.
Chubby Chandler Resigns as Director of Worldwide Sports Investments
On December 20th 2011 well known sports personality manager Andrew ‘Chubby’ Chandler resigned as a director of WSI, in what was a crucial blow to the company’s business model.
Barclays Claim Correlation Between Skyscraper Building and Property Crashes
Considering investing in some far flung destination? If they’re building a lot of skyscrapers Barclay’s Bank reckons you should be very wary.
Spanish Repossession Prices Drop By 43%
Prices for bank repossessed properties in Spain have fallen by 43% from their peak. Experts believe there are further price falls to come in 2012.
Loans for Overseas Property are Still Available
Although lack of finance is crippling the Irish property market, this is not the case with overseas markets, finance can be found and opportunities exist.
Worldwide Sports Investments – Chris Smullen
If you have invested in Worldwide Sports Investments Westwood 100 Club, or are considering it, then you really need to read this piece.
Darragh MacAnthony Case Gains Significant Media Coverage
A court case in southern Spain against Darragh MacAnthony of MRI Overseas Property, has received significant media coverage.
Detroit Bargains May Be a Steal – But for Whom?
A Detroit property listed for sale by a UK company for US$44,000 looks a bargain, until you find it listed for US$8,500 on the US MLS system. Be very careful with US Foreclosures – all is not as it seems.
Who are the Bondholders Ireland won’t Burn?
Today the Irish government has honoured its commitment to bondholders in Anglo Irish Bank – they refuse to name just who they are because they don’t know, so here’s a list to refresh their memories.
