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It is harder for our foreign friends |
| Antonis Loizou, FRICS |
| We, the locals Cypriots, who have experienced a similar economic situation following the Turkish invasion in the year 1974, can understand, to an extent the present economic crisis (at that time circumstances were much worse than they are today). For all those friends of Cyprus that believed in us/Cyprus, the situation is much worse since not only it is difficult to understand how their savings are gone, but believing in an E.U. country, they have (as us) never expected this.
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| 28/04/2013 |
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Time for Joint Ventures in Cyprus? |
| Antonis Loizou, FRICS |
| The British prime minister declared during the G20 summit that «the crisis will teach us to work together». Αt this point of time and with particular reference to the technical professional offices in Cyprus [engineers, architects, valuers, planners Q.S.etc.] all agree that it is the time to start considering the joining of offices and the creation of joint ventures – partnerships, reaping economies of scale and provide diversity of work, in order to meet this unprecedented crisis in Cyprus.
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| 21/04/2013 |
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A study for Scholars? |
| Antonis Loizou, FRICS |
| We think that it is time to start studying the Cyprus’ economic circle, from boom to bust, from the invasion to re-birth, from fat words to retreat, the union’s strength of high paid employees to the tragedy of the private sector etc. |
| 14/04/2013 |
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Holidays - We stay in Cyprus + Make your House pay |
| Antonis Loizou, FRICS |
| For those of us who live and made Cyprus our home, we are very much worried now that we are at the brink of collapse. We all talk to each other about the situation in hope that we will get some comfort from each other. We end the talk and go home and we watch the TV and watching all those so called experts and more importantly the little to know our MPs, the depression gets even worse. |
| 07/04/2013 |
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Courage Dear Readers |
| Antonis Loizou, FRICS |
| For those of us who live and made Cyprus our home, we are very much worried now that we are at the brink of collapse. We all talk to each other about the situation in hope that we will get some comfort from each other. We end the talk and go home and we watch the TV and watching all those so called experts and more importantly the little to know our MPs, the depression gets even worse.
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| 31/03/2013 |
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