Diarmaid Condon’s blog – for independent commentary and analysis on what is happening in the overseas property industry.
5 Bed Villa for sale in Kusadassi, Turkey 5 Bed Villa for sale in Long Beach, Kusadassi, Turkey. The property is in superb condition. It is a five bedroom property in a private complex with a communal swimming pool (see below). Open plan kitchen and lounge, 2 balconies and large terrace…
Overseas Property Show at Belfast’s Kings Hall on Friday and Saturday November 20th & 21st and the RDS in Dublin on Sunday and Monday November 23rd & 24th.
The Spanish Supreme Court has struck down the revised town plan that Marbella passed in 2010 to bring order to the real estate chaos left after the corruption of the Gil-Roca years.
Irish pensioners are shocked to find that the UK tax authorities is looking for unpaid taxes from them claiming that Irish Approved Retirement Funds (ARF’s) are not exempt from UK taxes as they had been advised.
Quite a few people have been following the prospective extradition of former solicitor and KenDar Holdings owner, Michael Lynn, from Brazil. It is due to occur before the end of 2015 according to the Irish Government’s legal representative in Brazil.
Being Harassed by AIB Bank There’s a very good piece by Mark Keenan, one of Ireland’s foremost property journalists, in last week’s Irish Independent property supplement. It refers to difficulties that a friend of his has been having with a bank he was unable to name, that bank is Ireland’s…
Murdeira Beach Investors Petition European Parliament – Press Release on May 24th 2015. The Group invested in 168 units via Cape Verde Development. The project was supposed to be completed by 31st Dec 2010. As of May 2015 there is nothing on the site except a few excavations.
It was the talk of Ireland for some time when disgraced former solicitor, Michael Lynn, was arrested in Brazil back in 2013. In 2015 he is still incarcerated in South America, but we may expect him to be brought back to Ireland very shortly.
Buyers in Dubai ‘off plan’ projects needed to pay a registration fee of 4% of the property price by October 31st 2015.
If you purchased property in Dubai during the boom you may be interested in Dubai Property Prices – or even selling your unit or deposit.
