Party like a pop star in this Philippine villa
Posted by rpg on May 17, 2017 in Asia, Fractional, Philippines, ROI | Comments Off on Party like a pop star in this Philippine villa
Some luxury aspirations entail a lot more diving than looking up. Ask Beyonce, Brad Pitt, Mariah Carey, Michael Jackson, Robert de Niro, and Tom Cruise — just a few of the luminous names who have sneaked away into the Philippines, to quote the Britney Spears song. The Hollywood heavyweights were drawn to Amanpulo, an...
2 Subscriptions for Sale
Posted by rpg on Jun 23, 2016 in 4 Bedroom, Co-Owned, Fractional, Phuket, Realty International | Comments Off on 2 Subscriptions for Sale
Tri Tang Phuket Research Property Group is proud to present two Realty International subscriptions for sale. This is currently under offer. Realty International is part of the growing phenomenon. Product security consists of full trustee services with Escrow account. It is rare that we see Subscriptions on the open market....
Repossessed distressed property
Posted by rpg on Nov 24, 2015 in 2 Bedroom, 3 Bedroom, 4 Bedroom, Freehold, Leasehold, News, Phuket, Rental, ROI, Thailand | Comments Off on Repossessed distressed property
Tri Tang Phuket This property is owned by a property group based in Thailand and has reinstated this listing after being a repossessed distressed property. Realty Access is part of the growing phenomenon which is crowd funding. In particular this fund is appreciating in growth of up to 20% per year. And also returns a...
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2 Subscriptions for Sale
June 23, 2016
Tri Tang Phuket Research Property Group is proud to present two Realty International subscriptions for sale. This is currently under offer. Realty International is part of the growing phenomenon.
Hong Kong company defies the doomsayers on Nicaragua Canal project
July 2, 2016
Developer says the controversial project is economically healthy and viable, but concerns by ecologists, human rights activists and economists continue to grow. Imagine a canal designed for vessels the size of Hong Kong’s skyscrapers: 276km long, 230 to 520 metres wide and 26.
