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Land in Maimon ?
i was born in puerto plata, my aunt has some land in maimon but its still about atleast 3-5 miles from the seaport.... usually theres alwas some campesino who runs into financial trouble and sells quick...and ill be ready to pounce moo hoo ha ha ha ha :devious:
lots of foot traffic... maimon also has good fish
it had good fish before they started building the port. you should have looked for land before they built the port.
I was really high on buying land and or already built hotel/condo/villa in north coast but after reading thru these forums i've sobered up on the idea....im sure glad i ran into this website
I do have 10 years of experience in hospitality so im sure i will eventually invest in dr
I do have 10 years of experience in hospitality so im sure i will eventually invest in dr
tread carefully. Riu Hotels is one of the biggest hotel operations in the world. their hotel beside the port closed down, so i don't see buying a piece of land to duplicate what Riu failed at as being a good idea.
hahahah yea the entire north coast has been completely mismanagaed by politicians who im assuming are dead or near death by now.. its sad ....I work in hospitality and besides the usual AI the hotels suck... I always told myself I have enough knowledge to turn things around and bring in more american clientel..but as i grow older and wiser im becoming more realistic.
The villas in the north coast sell out pretty well though so its not all gloom and doom
The Riu hotel complex in Maimon is operating. I lodged the dental and medical groups there in March. What did close was the smallest Riu hotel - the Riu Mambo. It is operated now during high season as an annex of the Riu Merengue. They have two Riu Merengues now...Merengue Garden and Merengue Village (I think).
It closes from September until the end of November each year, I think.
There are so many better and safer places to invest, I can't see this as something I would consider.