23 Jan 2021 2:26 PM:

The new airport has been relatively succesful from start, concerning that not all flights from San Javier changed directly to Corvera. Also: earlier strikes by Ryanair and current period of covid could be 'deadly' for any company, even airports. Luckily Amazon is building two of their greatest wharehouses close to the airport and is expected to contribute hundreds of jobs; that reduces chanches, that the airport closes before they have gained a permanent position. If the national Government and Murcia province finally show a more pro active attitude (in general, pro active does not exist in Spanish) in marketing and their huge business- and tourist potential, all will be ok. 

Regarding Corvera Golf: it's quite obvious that banks have paid large sums of their overdue obligations. You can see that renovations and improvements have been carried out almost daily since last year. Despite this, still no green light regarding new exploitations of the golf course. At this moment the Board is feeling more and more pressure from owners to be more active to start negotiations with landowner Sareb. It takes time, but there's only one legal destination for the land, that's golf. Original prices will never be achieved again, but the better objects (f.e. the better maintained penthouses) certainly have the potential to catch up. (Yes, you can make me an offer in private mail. haha)

Community thread: Corvera Airport and Corvera Golf Course

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This message was last edited by DirkJ. on 23/01/2021.
Community thread: Corvera Airport and Corvera Golf Course

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13 Feb 2019 4:36 PM:

Simon,

I could not agreed more about the need of professional marketing.  Corvera 'golf' is already a good place to stay, but has so much more potential for investors and owners. No noises, no problems since the new airport has been opened, and when the banks finally will accept one of the (18?) offers for the golfcourse, it will even be a better place to stay. If so, you do not need rocket science to explain all benefits of this nice urbanisation and the possibility of a healthy ROI for new investors. So, a professional marketeer would be my advice also.

Dirk Jan M22

Community thread: Marketing is the Key to Corvera Golf Future Success

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27 Jul 2018 11:33 AM:

Many thanks for all  your comments!

I will close this discussion. 

Community thread: Info Boulevard. Please help: really a OK place to buy?

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26 Jul 2018 9:41 AM:

Dear members, you must have read questions like this many times, but i do ask for your kind help.

I have been offered a nice, new, 3bed penthouse at Boulevard, good priced also, so i take a plain

and visit location next week.

Ofcourse i have seen that the Boulevard is at entrance side of the urbanisation and there are some

restaurants, so obvious is that everything deeper inside is even more nice/more expensive.

Realising that, here my questions:

-Is this a nice area in the urbanisation to stay also?

  (Don't compare to beachcity, lived there for 5 years)

-Road- and restaurant noises at high floor?

- Seems great value for money,  interested in your expirience..

Thanks in advance. 

 

Community thread: Info Boulevard. Please help: really a OK place to buy?

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