Cyprus Social

Bingo !
Here she comes with the US again...
What a dummy old dame.


"EvelynVogtGamble(Divamanque)" a écrit dans le message de groupe de
discussion : ...



Surreyman wrote:

It is perfectly possible to buy property in North Cyprus that wasn't
filched from departed Greeks, and vice-versa in the south.
But North Cyprus, of course, could still be regarded as a dubious
entity, could return to the fold within a re-united Cyprus, and then
the fun could begin.
Thus I would never buy in North Cyprus (although it is a delightful
area, especially around Kyrenia).
One could buy safely in the south.
But a main point is that Cyprus ex-pat social life is not overly
interesting anyway, compared with other ex-pat 'colonies' - and would
there be any intention of integrating?
And my major point is that to consider a retirement move anywhere just
on hearsay could be disastrous.

Even relocating from one state to another in the U.S. can prove less
than ideal! I had valid reasons, especially financial, for moving from
California to Arizona, and I still believe the move was necessary.
(That doesn't mean I'm any less disenchanted with Arizona, however!)

"john east" wrote in message
...
Couple from the U.K. are thinking about retiring in Cyprus after hearing
good things about it.

Would anyone know the best way for them to find out about any social clubs
or collections of U.K. expats that they could meet up with and Socialize
with? Or any organisation that would have those contact details? Thanks.

http://britishexpats.com/forum/forumdisplay.php?f=117

On Sun, 15 Jan 2012 16:52:29 +0100, Wolfgang Schwanke wrote:

bill wrote in :

I know people who have bought homes in Turkish Cyprus who dread the day
that's going to happen because they'll almost certainly have to buy
their retirement home again.

Wouldn't that mean the person they bought the house from was never the
rightful owner, and shouldn't he be made to pay instead?

Probably, but if you're in a house someone else has good title to you're
stuffed anyway.



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