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[Overseas Property Investment Forum] Rose Garden, Bucharest: And, about your broker that is no longer trading, this is the very reason I was furious about, as I keep hearing about more and more scams every day, and i really don't think we Romanians deserve being perceived as a scam friendly market as long as the great majority of the scam artists are in fact your co-nationals. I have personally assisted hundreds and hundreds of investment purchases and ALL of the investors are now my friends and refferal sources.

[Valentin Mandache's weblog] Daily Picture, 21-Sep-09: Art Deco Name Tablet « Valentin ...: If you plan acquiring a historic property in Romania or start a renovation project, I would be delighted to advice you in locating the property, specialist research, planning permissions, restoration project management, etc. To discuss your particular plan please see my contact details in the 

[Property Xpress News] Cefin Corrects Romanian Development Plan // Property Xpress: Most of the revenue has been paid by Europolis for Cefin Logistics Park near Bucharest, acquired by Austrians in 2004. Cefin also has decided to resume work on Cortina residential estate in Bucharest, after six months of suspension, and plans to complete work at the end of next year.

[Nubricks.com: A daily shot of new property development news & off plan launches] Sydney Residence selling off plan in Tunari Bucharest Romania: Clients can set up the company from London via Power of Attorney (POA) through the lawyer in Bucharest although he will need to sign the POA in front of a Notary in London and have the document Apostatised. It is relatively straight forward and cheaper than flying to Bucharest.

[Diana Mandache's Weblog] KRICHIM Palace: A disputed Bulgarian royal property « Diana ...: I am based in Bucharest and closely follow the news in the region. Many articles pertaining to the royal properties, published over the last few months since the economic crisis has started to bite in south east Europe, indicate that in Bulgaria and Romania the state tries to claw back the royal properties, which were reinstated to the former sovereigns as part of the democratisation process of the last two decades that led to the EU membership. There was an apparent goodwill period from the governments of these Balkan countries toward their respective royal families that lasted until 2008, which looks now more like a ploy to gain trust from the western countries in order for the local elites to fulfil their aspirations in gaining membership in western organisations.

[Axis News - Articles] Eurasian Secret Services Daily Report: Arrest of Zeltser in Minsk can be related to the fact he defended Joseph Kay claiming for Georgian tycoon Badri Patarkatsishvili’s estate. After Patarkatsishvili died on February 12, 2008, Kay showed documents appointing his an executor of Patarkatsishvili’s will.

[Valentin Mandache's weblog] The FOUR BUILDING BOOMS of BUCHAREST « Valentin Mandache's weblog: However there are encouraging signs that more original themes that include traditional elements of Romanian architecture and from the interwar neo-Romanian style are now included in some of the new buildings. The prices for real estate have reached sky-high levels comparable with cities like Paris or New York, making them unreasonable even for western buyers.

[WORLDmag.com | Community] WORLDmag.com | Community | Blog Archive | New Jersey: “Gaddafi is ...: While in the U.S. next month to attend the UN General Assembly, the Libyan leader had planned on living in a Bedouin-style tent, placed on the lawn of the Libyan Embassy in Englewood, New Jersey. [Update: the property is owned by Libya, but is not the same property as the Libyan Embassy itself.]

[Diana Mandache's Weblog] Queen Marie's heart poised for another tormenting relocation to ...: The citizens of Bran demanded after the fall of communism (1989) that the Queen’s heart must be returned and reburied in Bran.  Starting with 31 May 2009, Queen Marie’s heart will be put in the small silver box (see the first photograph) where was initially laid when she died and travel again towards Bran. Originally the small silver box containing the heart was placed in a larger gilded silver chest encrusted with diamonds, rubies and other precious jewels (see the photograph) that was given as a present to Marie when she first arrived in Romania by an organisation representing Romanian ladies.

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