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Originally Posted by morata
Well hatch...where on this web have you read that post must be only in English?....however you are understanding all my post otherwise you wouldnīt be answering them...possibly because I am writing them in English...you copy that?
Again if you didnīt understand it, I made my point a valid point...simply I didnīt bother to translate it...nonetheless anybody thinking on investing in J dl R or other development WITH NOT PLANNING APROVAL YET will find that information usefull, as far as they seek legal advise for a 2nd opinion. Thatīs my whole point that might not be suitable for you but it will be for others.And as far as I will help a single one person it will be worth.
So please hatch act,think and write as your age (I presume you are over 18) and stop acting, thinking and writing as your shoe number.
Hatch C U Next Time
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I have no problem with you introducing a topic for discussion.
I do have a problem with you expecting it to have any real value if it is not translated.
Post an English translation and we can talk rationally.
In the meantime, I put this to you-
What if, for arguments sake, JDLR had obtained sufficient planning approval for it to still be passed prior to any new legislation biting.
What if, for arguments sake, it actually proved to be one of the best, low density, environmentally friendly developments in Spain, unlike the Polaris World ghettos?
What if, for arguments sake, when full planning has been agreed and building starts in around 3 years time- as projected by the developers- the market has recovered and there is suddenly a shortage of real lifestyle properties in working communities as a result of the changes in that legislation?
Seems like investors might be on to a real winner to me.