Cape Verde


At least his username ( spin ) is appropriate.
 
For me a lot of the reasons not to buy (leaving hysteria and worldewide recession aside for a sec, if possible) is all down to accessability.
My motto for overseas investments, for what its worth (note: investment, not holiday-home), is 'buy small and buy central'.

i.e. if I have 200k to spend, I find the most rentable/top condition place I can, as central to the city center as possible.

Birmingham to Cape Verde is a 5hr 45min flight. I've never met anyone who's been on holiday there. Therefore I see too much risk in both the rental and resale market. I'm risk averse, yes its simple logic, but its enought to cross CV off my list.

I could be in Cape Cod just as quickly as Cape Verde
 
Discussion of specific developments and specific developers now banned

 
Cape Verde firm facing a wind-up petition


AN Irish company that's behind the development of a €2.2bn seven-star resort in Cape Verde is being threatened with a winding up petition from one of its creditors.

The Irish office of recruitment giant Hays yesterday confirmed its winding up petition against Flash Developments is listed to be heard by the High Court on March 22.
 
Not for discussion, but purely FYI...


New tourist complex is born on the island of Boavista
Mar 22, 2010
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Hi Guys

I am.thinking of investing in a property in Cape Verde

Any helpful advice and tips would be appreciated..

Many thanks
 
Leighleigh said:
I am.thinking of investing in a property in Cape Verde
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Note this is a very old thread.

Without any direct flights from Ireland, what makes you want to invest there rather than other locations with much better transport links?
 
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