DarkJedi and other uber-rich GFYers - you don't want to miss this one !!!!

[Antonio]

second round property sale in Mauritius - in the first round 72 houses sold in less than 6 hours, if you don't know what Mauritius is here are a few pics:








I don't have a link so you'll have to do your homework - I read it in the paper, if you have the $$ now it's the time to buy a piece of heaven

[Klen]

I dont need to bother with that since i have same and even better land in my country.

[revolte]

Uh. I would afraid of a tsunami there

[Antonio]

I dont need to bother with that since i have same and even better land in my country.

Costa Rica?

[scottybuzz]

Costa Rica?

probably bosnia

[polish_aristocrat]

Costa Rica?

Hungary.....

[sexyelisha]

omg, Mauritius is beautiful! I was lucky enough to go there a few years ago. The beaches were amazing

[polish_aristocrat]

second round property sale in Mauritius - in the first round 72 houses sold in less than 6 hours, if you don't know what Mauritius is here are a few pics:

I don't have a link so you'll have to do your homework - I read it in the paper, if you have the $$ now it's the time to buy a piece of heaven

how much do they cost?

and yes, I know I can't afford anyway

[Holly]

I dont need to bother with that since i have same and even better land in my country.

I'm pretty sure sucking cock on a message board for a nickle a post isn't going to secure you a purchase in either place.

[psili]

Is that in a hurricane region?

I have said the soil of Mauritius is not its only wealth. A large revenue is derived from the repairs of vessels. No less than three dry docks are in constant operation. The island of Mauritius is situated in the hurricane regions, so that the distressed vessels of all nations put into Port Louis to refit. The dock lately constructed in Simon's Bay will deprive Mauritius of the crafts disabled off the Cape of Good Hope, but even then Mauritius will reap from the disastrous effects of the hurricanes.

http://news.quickfound.net/intl/mauritius_news.html

Though those pictures show a gorgeous place, it sounds like buying a house built on quick sand. But if anyone does buy a house there, I'd love to come visiting in hurricane off-season.