During the past decade thousands of Britons purchased off-plan properties in Cyprus but they were faced with numerous problems including:
a) Sales initiated in this country do not appear to be regulated by this country;
b) Properties purchased remain in the name of the developer, and could potentially be re-possessed by the Bank that has financed the development; alternatively purchasers have been tied into loans, often in strong currencies that they have little hope of repaying;
Affordable property in amazing surroundings: where life is peaceful, calm and at one with nature. What more could you ask for than to live in a typical Algarvean, inland town with a dreamy, wonderfully slow pace of life.
News service, CyprusExpat has been contacted by a British couple who have been victims of a property fraud in Cyprus.
London based debt collection solicitors Welbeck Law LLP, has launched a specialist debt collection service for Portuguese condominium managers which traces and pursues condominium fee debtors.
The market has shown great movement, and a lot of properties have been sold in the last few months. This month we are featuring a few of the fabulous villas just new on the market, and some recent price reductions.
The Algarve is an Aladdin’s cave of architectural styles. As you travel through the region, you’ll see examples of both historic and modern day designs sitting side-by-side.
As the Algarve goes, there is little encroachment of sprawl or congestion to accompany even the most modern of its populated areas; yet Aljezur strips away all notion of ‘urban’ and ‘population’ and leaves you with nothing but the community you live in and the natural world around you. There are affordable opportunities to live in Aljezur and a quality of life that can be found nowhere else in Europe. It is for these reasons that Meravista is featuring Aljezur as the first detailed property report of the Algarve’s 16 wonderful counties.
“Ridiculous and discriminatory” are some of the more polite descriptions of Loulé council’s insistence that retailers and business people at the Bougainville Plaza and Quinta Shopping centers should pay for car parking throughout the summer months.










