| FAIRWAY VILLA, PHASE 1 |
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| Location: HACIENDA DEL ALAMO |
| Floor space: 225 sqm |
| Bedrooms: 5 |
| Purchase price 795.000 Euros |
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| RESIDENCIAL SOL Y MAR |
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| Location: COMPLEJO - LOS NIETOS - MAR MENOR, MURCIA |
| Floor space: 102 sqm |
| Bedrooms: 3 |
| Purchase price 219.000 - 259.000 Euros |
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| FAIRWAY VILLA - ALHAMBRA |
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| Location: TRAMPOLIN HILLS GOLF RESORT |
| Floor space: 138 sqm |
| Bedrooms: 4 |
| Purchase price 299.000 Euros |
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| VILLA LOS BELONES |
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| Location: LA MANGA CLUB |
| Floor space: 390 sqm |
| Bedrooms: 5/7 |
| Purchase price 795.000 Euros |
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| VILLA LOS MOLINOS |
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| Location: LA MANGA CLUB |
| Floor space: 100 sqm |
| Bedrooms: 2 |
| Purchase price 345.000 Euros |
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| CORAL 4 E, PHASE 2 |
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| Location: HACIENDA DEL ALAMO |
| Floor space: 111 sqm |
| Bedrooms: 2 |
| Purchase price 269.500 Euros |
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« Overview
| EXPONENTIAL GROWTH IN EMIGRATION |
April 18th, 2007 |
The Institute for Public Policy Research, a UK 'think tank', recently
released a very interesting report, which contained the results of
research they did involving the experiences of Brits living in
countries all around the world.
According to the report more than 198,000 British nationals moved
overseas last year, bringing the total number of Brits abroad to more
than 5.5 million. Apparently Britain now has more people living abroad
than almost any other country and Spain comes second on the list. The
disturbing trend for Britain is that a significant majority of those
leaving are
professionals and artisans, taxpayers that the country can ill afford
to loose. The top 10 countries where Brits live, together accounting
for around 75 percent of all Brits living abroad, are:
• Australia 1.3 million, equivalent to two percent of UK population
• Spain 760,000
• USA 680,000
• Canada 600,000
• Ireland 290,000
• New Zealand 215,000
• South Africa 212,000
• France 200,000
• Germany 115,000
• Cyprus 59,000
Another thing that came to light in the report was that almost as many
British nationals have left the UK as non-British nationals who have
entered the UK and that the number of people emigrating in recent years
has started to increase in net terms. We are truly becoming a 'global
community' and it looks like the number of British citizens living
abroad will continue to grow. Will the last one to leave please turn
the lights out!
Contributed by David Mills, Friday, 13. April
2007
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