Agricultural build plot - Arsos Limassol

Pantheman · Villager Joined: 22 Jul 2007 Posts: 12

Want a home on the hills? Well here is your chance, a unique opportunity to acquire a nice piece of ground to build that dream home. With a 6% build capacity you could build your self a property up to 860m2! The land is adjacent to an asphalt road with all utilities nearby. Alternatively, it could just be an investment plot given the reasonable price being asked, this is an offer not to missed. All amenities within 500m and the towns of Limassol and Paphos are a mere 40km away, perfect for that weekend retreat away from it all!

Plot size = 14332m2 (10.71 donums)

Price Cyp£110,000 or €187,946

pm me for any more details / photos. Serious enquiries only please

stavrizatz · Posted: Fri Oct 17, 2008 9:05 am Post subject:

I hate two things in Cyprus:
1. Turkish military
2. Land developers

get out of this forum...the rules do not allow commercial trading

repulsewarrior · Posted: Sat Oct 18, 2008 6:20 am Post subject:

Pantheman, 8 posts only?

stav, its the marketplace, if it is legal it is no reason to show disrespect.

i may hate the Turkish Army as an occupying force, i just don't trust Land Developers (lol).

city · Posted: Sat Oct 18, 2008 5:56 pm Post subject:

Stavri, 4 single posts about land sale since July 2007 are hardly a lot. Even if it is commercial I would not judge this as misusing the forum for advertisement.

stavrizatz · Posted: Sat Oct 18, 2008 6:06 pm Post subject:

ok city sorry, I just remember that the forum rules do not permit advertising. it's ok.

rw. pantheman is not doing anything illegal, he is selling agricultural land. If he was a developer he would use someone in the land development department to make the property residential land and 187000 he is asking would automatically become 1 million! It is not about being legal, it is about being ethical.

Pantheman · Villager Joined: 22 Jul 2007 Posts: 12

City thanks for that.

Stavri, I am not a developer and you know jack about land so lay off koumbare.

The land is still for sale if anyone interested.

stavrizatz · Posted: Mon Oct 20, 2008 4:27 am Post subject:

Hey pantheman, no I didn't know you are not a developer. But if you want to understand why I wrote what I wrote take few minutes to read the article frappe-swallowers

http://www.talkcyprus.org/forum/viewtopic.php?t=6004

The selling of land, especially agricultural land has negative long term impacts on the economy and especially the environment. In Cyprus houses grow like mushrooms because we Cypriots want to make quick money and benefit short term ignoring sustainable development.

Sorry, I cannot really judge you, as I don't know your case, but if we don't do anything about this I predict disastrous effects on the economy if property prices go down and above all we will be left a an ugly, concrete covered Cyprus Sad

city · Posted: Tue Oct 21, 2008 4:46 pm Post subject:

stavrizatz · Posted: Wed Oct 22, 2008 10:39 am Post subject:

Ok city, next I see what I think it is a violation of the rules, I will report it instead.

city · Posted: Thu Oct 23, 2008 8:23 pm Post subject:

thx.

Pantheman · Villager Joined: 22 Jul 2007 Posts: 12

Pantheman · Villager Joined: 22 Jul 2007 Posts: 12

city · Posted: Mon Oct 27, 2008 9:05 pm Post subject:

Hi Pantheman,

let me get a few things straight here:

1. this forum does not have a buy/sell section as you might know from other boards. It's simply not included in the main purposes of talkcyprus.org.
This section here is described as 'A forum area where you can ask questions about Cyprus companies, praise them, complain about them or ask for information'. So as I said not exactly a buy/sell place.

2. when Stavri said that advertising is not allowed he was referring to this forums specific rules. Please make yourself familiar with them here:
http://www.talkcyprus.org/forum/faq.php?mode=sitefaq

3. the mentioned rules also do not allow personal insult; so please kindly mind your language.

4. Stavri was completely right in saying that next time he will report any posts that break the rules. This is the system in place here.

If you would have been a more active participant in the past you would be well aware of the fact that such strict rules are necessary in a mainly political forum where debates very easily get out of hand and people tend to hit the send-button before re-reading what they wrote.

Please don't take me wrong, I am only explaining.
Thank you.

stavrizatz · Posted: Tue Oct 28, 2008 1:59 am Post subject:

repulsewarrior · Posted: Wed Oct 29, 2008 3:09 am Post subject:

panthe, the 'few' of us left here are committed to CYPRUS. it is a bicommunal forum. we wish to express the possibility that beyond "Greek" and"Turk", as "Greeks" and "Turks", there are those of us who are making an effort to maintain the dialog that was, (and as Humans, that should be) before our isolation from each other, for the betterment of the island, and its dwellers.

i hope that you understand that not all the forums on the internet are for squawking, nothing personal, but i hope that you will help us to add to a consideration by the readership that the issue for Cypriots has as much to do with the betterment of their knowledge on the issues which are important to all of us, as people; rather than centering our dialog on personal issues, like a game, one against the other.

if you are selling farmland for its use as farmland, then it is something all of us can support too. if it is for its development as an investment, (since this debate has started,) then perhaps it is more helpful if you can provide us with the reasoning on which we can applaud this effort by you.

give us knowledge, the laws, the advantage this effort has for Cypriots; it could be educational, worthwhile, so that from our consideration (as writers) it is an experience which adds to all (the mass of the internet) our lives.

otherwise, you can expect this debate to turn into a brawl, not unlike other forums of which you are well aware. help us please. we may be boring in comparison, but our efforts are no less important. allow readers the opportunity to enrich their lives by being better informed, having an alternative to the mudslinging blamegame which is all too easy, superficially amusing, and in the end most harmful in our efforts toward ending the impasse from which only (our) extremists, and hate mongers profit.