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Please I need investors which are dealing with the deposit refund from Harlequin, since I want to start the process now and I need the lawyer who is dealing already with this

My email is

matias201@hotmail.com

Matias

GeraldSmenton:

There are not many trustworthy companies. I am suprised people do not do their research. I posted some questions here a while ago about investments I was looking at, did more research and went into two projects with Oxford Management (www.OxfordManagement.eu).

I am satisfied. In one stock market listed fund the expectations are 40% per annum and the second single project I already got my return of 62% in the current market. The market is more difficult, so returns are not as high as they were, but I have spoken with other investors and people are generally satisfied.

Do your research, find an honest and reliable company and stick with them, dont take risks with these dodgy companies you talk about here, why do that?

Gerald.

 

I would just try selling your own investments on forums like this Gerald, very good route to market. lol.

Hi.. Was just wondering how you are getting on with Harlequin. I am thinking of also investing in St Lucia.. I went to thier offices for a presentation and it all looked very glossy and easy. However after reading all the posts I am not sure what to do. Are things looking up now or are they still not responding to money back from investers. And are they actualy building yet ?

Any updates would be appreciated.

 Mick.

Hi I am thinking of investing in Harlequins - What is the latest. I went to the presentation at thier office and it all looks very glossy but no action.

Mick.

Hi - I see that you are after your refund. I am looking at investing... Please can you let me know your findings. I am due to be meeting the representatives of HP soon and would like to be armed with all the facts.

Regards.

Mick

Ales,

All property markets go in cycles. If you speculated in Palm Jumeirah in 2005 or earlier and sold in 2008 you would have made milllions of £ like many have done from Dubai.

Currently the property cycle is close to the bottom in Dubai (as it is in most countries now) and a good time to buy in (not to get out). The recovery in Dubai should start to happen in 2010 and Dubai is set to recover faster than others. Prices will rise from then but probably much more steady and slowly from that ponit as the greedy speculators have left the market and Dubai will become a mature market for professional investors.

Stick to stable developments that are in demand such as Dubai Marina where you can now obtain high rental yields on completed properties.

Yellobird, you have taken us all to the cleaners.

How many beer tokens did you collect on that Dubai promotion? Probably on an earner from the royal family? A bit of under the table baksheesh?