Making a Real Estate Investment in Grand Cayman

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Grand Cayman draws many foreign investors looking for property. Real estate has historically been one of the best potential holdings for retirement, and Grand Cayman real estate has proven to hold its value during the most recent recession. Renewed interest in the island is driving sales of existing homes, but residential real estate in Grand Cayman is not the only option for investment. Commercial Outlooks The Cayman Islands thrive when the international financial community is doing well. Now that the world is collectively looking at better financial prospects, greater numbers of buyers are seeking long-term holdings that they can add to their portfolios. Many of those buyers are driving up the cost of residential properties as their demand exceeds the available supply. That’s left considerable room for opportunity in Cayman…
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Best Things To Do in George Town, Grand Cayman Islands

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Written by Andys Rent-A-Car The kind of adventure and fun activities that one might indulge at the Grand Cayman Island are truly unforgettable, especially if you happen to anchor at a popular port of call - George Town. A little town of a population of just under 30,000 and with a climate that would beckon any travel junkie, there are plenty of fun activities that you could indulge in once you reach the small albeit, pleasant town, but here are some of the best. Queen Elizabeth II Botanic Park If you love nature and have a special place in your heart for botany, Queen Elizabeth II Botanic Park is the place for you. Come here in a grand cayman car hire spend as much time as you like. This park,…
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Why You Should Definitely Consider Richmond Virginia

Real Estate
Written by relocate to Richmond When considering a move to a new town or city, the primary considerations are the standards of living and education for your children. All those being equal the next criteria would be everything from activities, entertainment, nightlife and nature. Richmond is a town that can cater to your interests, regardless of how varied they are. If I could give you just three reasons to move to Richmond, Virginia, it would be these. The rich history and culture the city has to offer, the plentiful variety of quality entertainment and activities, and not to mention the fact that you’re never too far from some of the most beautiful rivers and forests around. Regardless where you live, houses Richmond va are never far away from some form of…
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The Legacy of Henry Hudson

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By Phin Upham Henry Hudson was an epic explorer, if ever such a term could be crowned, who braved the Arctic region around Canada and the North Western United States searching for the fabled Northwest Passage. During that time, he made several important discoveries that he profited greatly from. One of the most significant discoveries was the Hudson Bay area, which was twice the size of the Baltic Sea. This important passage gave the Hudson Bay Company access to every ship passing through the Atlantic looking for the Northwest Passage, and trade in the area prospered. This discovery can be felt in modern day, as the shape of commerce was directly impacted by the discovery of Henry Hudson. That discovery shaped the Western North American boundaries into the present day.…
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Cheaper way to fly international this summer

Travel
Budget airlines are getting into international travel challenging established airline industry that charges hefty ticket prices. Some of these airlines don’t even have flights covering many cities in the United States. Case in point; Southwest Airline is introducing flights to several cities in Mexico and Condor Airline that don’t fly west of Mississippi domestically introducing wide-body Boeing 767 service to Frankfurt twice a week. Nonstop service from Austin, Texas; Portland, Oregon; Oakland, California; and several other US cities to Europe are cropping up all over the country helping with budget conscious travelers. Economy Class (coach) ticket prices on these airlines are half what international carriers charge. Lufthansa typically charge $ I, 743 from Boston to Frankfurt and Condor’s price for flying from Providence to Frankfurt only $700. It doesn’t stop…
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