You are absolutely 100% on point correct, and investors understand this. The aspiring government is listening as well. Do not mistake the thought process, it will not happen overnight, but will happen soon. The next administration is going to be funded, in part, by these investors. Mongers should do some homework on seeking new horizons, preferably with shade trees. El Salvador. Honduras. Guatemala.
These investors, are they going to purchase all the property in Sosua and turn it into a Cap Cana. Maybe when they are done they can go to work on Boca Chica. Why not try and rehab Monti Cristi? Ah to dream. Are these super powerful investors the ones that clog all of those little bars slumped over their 125 peso beer for hours and hours wearing t-shirts and flip flops
One property at a time, yes. No, it will not happen over night.
Again, is your scenery less active than it was 10 years ago. Yes, or no? You never answered previously.
Things take time to phase out. Phases have begun, and are in the process.
As far as your picture perfect example of what the economy is like now, "the ones that clog all of those little bars slumped over their 125 peso beer for hours and hours wearing t-shirts and flip flops".....that is the blight some of us speak of.
When do you expect the phase where prostitution is made illegal will begin?
These investors, are they going to purchase all the property in Sosua and turn it into a Cap Cana. Maybe when they are done they can go to work on Boca Chica. Why not try and rehab Monti Cristi? Ah to dream. Are these super powerful investors the ones that clog all of those little bars slumped over their 125 peso beer for hours and hours wearing t-shirts and flip flops
I'm an investor. I would never pass my money into some closet that serves "philly cheese steaks", chips within a paper sack, or budget adult beverages. That is revolting.
Investing, is just that....investing. Whether it be in a particular property, business, and/or community.
Happier days are coming for the residents of this particular region if the next presidential election plays out correctly. For the residents, not so much the mongers. Remember where you heard it.
You are a visionary for sure. I have always been a long term investor, but I will hold off on Sosua for a tad longer, good luck.
You are absolutely 100% on point correct, and investors understand this. The aspiring government is listening as well. Do not mistake the thought process, it will not happen overnight, but will happen soon. The next administration is going to be funded, in part, by these investors. Mongers should do some homework on seeking new horizons, preferably with shade trees. El Salvador. Honduras. Guatemala.
That will not happen. I am under no misconception that this is possible. Phased out in this particular locale yes. Eradicated no.
You are a visionary for sure. I have always been a long term investor, but I will hold off on Sosua for a tad longer, good luck.
It has not slowed down as of yet. It has become more seedy and moved around but has not slowed down.
Cap Cana? Bad example. So many locals and foreigners stuck like pigs in bad real estate plays pre 2008. 10's of millions stolen, abandoned villa shells and big plans gone to waste. It will seemingly never recover.These investors, are they going to purchase all the property in Sosua and turn it into a Cap Cana. Maybe when they are done they can go to work on Boca Chica. Why not try and rehab Monti Cristi? Ah to dream. Are these super powerful investors the ones that clog all of those little bars slumped over their 125 peso beer for hours and hours wearing t-shirts and flip flops
You will, I will not. This is where we differ.
Again, I am not attempting to rain on your parade, we are men....but on the same note, I am just advising you that the parade will soon be taking another route.
Whether you choose to heed the advice or no, is solely on you my friend.
Take some time, and ask around. What was Monte Cristi like in 1983? I was invested in discotecas then. Own, no. Invested, yes. Do you think the game has changed?
A lot of Russian money here now and they are building multiple projects.
U really should run for Mayor ... since you have such a good grasp of the Sosua Economy, and have figured out how to drive the dirty whore mongers out of town as well ..Absolutely correct. It is that simple. Whore mongers will never comprehend this.
It has not slowed down as of yet. It has become more seedy and moved around but has not slowed down.
These investors, are they going to purchase all the property in Sosua and turn it into a Cap Cana. Maybe when they are done they can go to work on Boca Chica. Why not try and rehab Monti Cristi? Ah to dream. Are these super powerful investors the ones that clog all of those little bars slumped over their 125 peso beer for hours and hours wearing t-shirts and flip flops
Many on here say it is about being embarrassed. It has nothing to do with that. It is about money...lining pockets and making more money to put more in the pockets of politicians. If the mongers lined more pockets...it would be mongers.
This crap about being all moral and embarrassed is laughable. You are right...it is not about families, it is about investment and how much of said investment can slide into secret accounts.
Lets stop the charade and call it what it is.
Exactly..It's money in pockets and secret accounts.The powers that be care nought for the morals, or lack of, nor for the business owners who are suffering..Not one bit.
And new Construction would certainly be an " Industry"....
Since I do consider you to be somewhat of an Expert on this tTic , with respect to the Sosua Economy especially , and Business trends in the area ... Can you tell us , are any of these " projects" NOT directly related to the TOURIST Business ??.
