Right now, they know what they're aiming for. They want Non payforplay tourists. And they're making a few moves, most of them haphazard at best. But they'll keep plugging away, chasing chicas, boarding windows, etc. But the minute a couple of large North Coast projects are ready to break ground, you'll see the P4P action wiped out faster than you could ever imagine. That's how they operate, they're not quite serious yet. So meanwhile, yeah, enjoy.
When you hear that D8 getting unloaded at Playa Sosua, grab your favorita and head for the hills!
It will always exist. It always has around the world. It will just move and change into something else. These girls are not magically going away.
I am thinking when/if this happens there will be more than a handful of expats that will not be able to afford to live in the area as the cost of living will skyrocket. They need to improve the airport.
I usually skip that and go right for the five-play
It will always exist. It always has around the world. It will just move and change into something else. These girls are not magically going away.
I am thinking when/if this happens there will be more than a handful of expats that will not be able to afford to live in the area as the cost of living will skyrocket. They need to improve the airport.
Correct, it ain't going anywhere in the next 5 to 10 years.Have been hearing about this massive transformation for a decade.They said the cruise ship port would wipe it out, bogus!
It will happen. The land is way too valuable to let it sit idle just because JetBlue is doing well.
But agreed, and I've said as much in the past that sex will not be outlawed. In fact, you may see one or two more cabanas sneak into the area. But there won't be the weekend trek to Sosua for most of them.
Expensive land? Does that include those 40 thousand U.S dollars condos available by the hundreds
It will happen. The land is way too valuable to let it sit idle just because JetBlue is doing well.
But agreed, and I've said as much in the past that sex will not be outlawed. In fact, you may see one or two more cabanas sneak into the area. But there won't be the weekend trek to Sosua for most of them.
So you think beach front property won't be developed because somebody else didn't do their homework?
Correct, it ain't going anywhere in the next 5 to 10 years.Have been hearing about this massive transformation for a decade.They said the cruise ship port would wipe it out, bogus!
Is the scenery as active as it was 12 years ago when you first arrived in your quest to gain experience?
Restaurants and bars open and close. Some have maintained.The faces change. People have been trying to save Sosua, the girls and casting aspersions at all involved since I have been here. I enjoy Sosua and ALL it has to offer and I suspect I will be doing that for 10 more years much to the chagrin of many.
fear not. in 10 years the Chinese will have bought out the area, and you will be able to get a fake Rolex and Michael Kors bag at every other store which is not a pica pollo..
Might the Dominicans push back against that? You know how they view success by outsiders.
Might the Dominicans push back against that? You know how they view success by outsiders.
Don 't know what happened in town last night but in my area, the power went out from 20:30-00:30. Very inconvenient for a Saturday night. Another scheduled outage coming on Tuesday for another 6 or so hours. The more things change, the more they stay the same.
Priorities are all screwed up with those who have the ability to affect real positive development.
Might the Dominicans push back against that? You know how they view success by outsiders.
