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Originally Posted by howellmr
Morocco still has plenty of room for growth because the prices are considerably lower than those in mainland Europe and with Easyjet / Ryanair / Jet4you all having announced and due to announce new Moroccan routes this will continue to be one of the best destinations in which to invest.
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Howell
Thanks for taking time to post all this, very informative.
You know, I here some critics of us Saidia buyers stating prices were too high, but this sentiment to my mind stems from lack of knowledge and a poverty of imagination.
Critics tell me they can buy 2 bed appartment in Spain with good sea views for £100,000 but this misses the all important end user experience Saidia will offer where visitors get such a large range of onsite leisure ammenities, plus the massive marina surrounded by shops and restaurants and 3 onsite golf courses.
Its the differentiator between end user experience proposition that sets Saidia in a touristic market space pretty much all its own.
Ok I could buy that appartment in Spain and have the benefit of a local town, vineyards, local places to visit, BUT BUT BUT, this would be nothing out of the ordinary, such an experience is common place, nice, but nothing unique.
As for ugly builds, I'm reserving judgement until they are fully completed and planted up. You gotta expect unfisnished buildings to bare similarities with those war damaged properties in Beriut or Grosny.
Am I nervous, you bet I am, I'm a born pessimist, but its only natural when embarking on a mission where many lose ends remain untied.
In the end what keeps me sane is the knowledge that this is THE spearhead development for the nations Plan Azure / Vision 2010 initiative.
