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“lazy summer syndrome
27 Sep 12So, yet another late print of our third edition in 2012 - apologies! I could excuse myself with any amount of reasons, but the truth in this instance is called “lazy summer syndrome” and ladies and gentlemen……..I got it. It has to be said that the BMI team have enjoyed a good summer all round, we’ve had staff gallivanting as far away as Singapore and enjoying a well-earned rest in the Algarve and other locations nearby. Why you might ask am I telling you all of this….. what on earth does it have to…
Welcome to Our First Blog Entry
28 Jun 12Good afternoon and welcome to BMI's first blog entry. I am particularly pleased that we finally have this blog online and active, I have been after getting this done for quite some time. It seems that people actually do read our articles on the BMI magazine and amazingly are keen to learn more about what’s what in Property locally and about our views and opinions on the market generally and the effect on our market from that novel idea called the European Union, which to date is keeping Nigel Farage very …
Politics Politics Politics...
21 Jun 12We thought we would get this blog going by adding our last 2 BMI Mag articles, here goes...So, a new year, a new Government and yes, an all new list of worries to contend with in Europe. Fun and games and once again we ponder on how a likely double dip recession in Europe will affect our own vibrant but yet small economy.You will all recall my concerns back in 2008/2009 and the fact that for a brief spell, the property market in Gib literally shut down, while most buyers local or international, battened down the hatches and …
The Property Market May 2012
12 Jun 12We thought we would get this blog going by adding our last 2 BMI Mag articles, here goes...It’s been a busy few months, refreshingly shocking if I can put it that way to see the volume of interest from purchasers and the significant amount of sales that we have achieved in the first 2 quarters of the year. Again, this year we had expected to plough through much in the same way as last year which was always going to be an improvement to the previous year (2010), and we have not been disappointed. This is evident simply by …