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Previously on "Buying a house"
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Yes, I saw that too. Turned out it's buried in his back garden. In fact they're planning a documentary, to be called "A Place in 10,000 Suns?".
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Time to up the doseage as you're starting to sound like NickyGOriginally posted by AtW View PostIn the 90s it was a popular destination for all the mafia types, you sure are a brave man to get engaged into a big money transaction with a Russian. Make sure you have got a will and a life insurance, also leave all expensive items you wear to your wife if you are going to meet them, and under no circumstances agree to meet them near a swamp in a forest
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In the 90s it was a popular destination for all the mafia types, you sure are a brave man to get engaged into a big money transaction with a Russian. Make sure you have got a will and a life insurance, also leave all expensive items you wear to your wife if you are going to meet them, and under no circumstances agree to meet them near a swamp in a forestOriginally posted by DimPrawn View PostTo Russians, who love Cyprus, that sort of money is pocket money. My buyer is Russian.
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These prices seem rather expensive.Originally posted by DimPrawn View Post£500K is bottom end of the market these days.
EUR €1,536,033
http://www.buysellcyprus.com/nqconte...tSavePointId=9
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Prices have definitely gone up. Having said that the linked one is a bit special - 4 bed, 5 bathroom.
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Yours?Originally posted by DimPrawn View Post£500K is bottom end of the market these days.
EUR €1,536,033
http://www.buysellcyprus.com/nqconte...tSavePointId=9
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£500K is bottom end of the market these days.Originally posted by sasguru View PostNever mind apparently Dim By Nature reckons he's going to get 500K for his Cyprus villa


EUR €1,536,033
http://www.buysellcyprus.com/nqconte...tSavePointId=9
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Never mind apparently Dim By Nature reckons he's going to get 500K for his Cyprus villa

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