By: Joni Fonseca

Joni Fonseca — Sun, 30 May 2010 18:46:02 +0000

If I had a penny for every time I came to internationalpropertyinvestment.com.. Incredible read.

By: Suciu Adriana

Suciu Adriana — Sat, 27 Mar 2010 16:17:30 +0000

We are a group of private persons from Bukovina who have our own lands, forests and houses. Because of money, we must sell our lands, forests and properties here in ROMANIA. Read this ad we wrote and help us please.
The beauty and diversity of tourism offers places Bukovina, the tourism area Vatra Dornei-Campulung Moldovenesc especially in the top preferences and aspirations of tourists that walk full of profound admiration our lands, to spend an unforgettable holiday in the middle of an untouched nature, with welcoming people, with forests in which there still are bears and mountain cat, on the lands of Bukovina, a country of 1,000 monasteries.
BUKOVINA County is recommended as an important travel area of the country. Besides the great attraction of mountain landscapes, the touristic potential is characterized by variety, density and value of religious and architecture monuments, many of them unique in the world. In the present society people have lot of achievements and necessaries .You are here to achieve a goal or a necessary of your life. This is a great opportunity buying lands, forests and wood houses.
There are many motivated sellers offering great deals on properties, lands, hunting forests fund, tourist hostels, farmland, for sale here in ROMANIA. Are you a potential traveler or a real estate buyer? SAVE MONEY buying with very low prices! The villages of Romania are probably the uncovered jewels of Eastern Europe. Transylvania is probably, the best know region of the country, famous for its medieval castles and towns, well-known for Dracula, delicious foods and centuries-old traditions. Located in the north-east, Bukovina is popular for its low cost lands (beautiful but not expensive), painted monasteries, picturesque landscapes and timeless villages.
It is an excellent investment for your projects as the Bukovina is developing itself rapidly. If you would be interested please do not hesitate to contact us for additional info as pictures, price or geographical plans etc.
We offer also a best quality manufacture of wood houses, log houses, log cabins, wood furniture (on demand) made by Romanian wood and exported everywhere in this world.
For details, orders, questions, please contact us by email. Thank you very much.
OUR BEST CONTACT PERSON IS prof. SUCIU ADRIANA who knows English and can complete all transactions for us.
Are there organizations, foundations, companies, privates, societies, Real Estate, hotels, farms, natural & organic food manufactures and so on who want to buy our lands with between 15 USD – 200 USD for each squared meter; forests with 4000 USD – 5000 USD for each 10000 squared meters (1 ha) and wood houses with more or less 45000 USD ? We have here fresh air, no pollution, natural green grass good for cows, the milk is very good, we sell milk and cheese. Bukovina needs a foreign manufacture which buys the milk from producers (peasants with cows) and perform it making natural & organic food products for kids and adults. Bukovina needs a Carrefour or other type of hypermarket. Bukovina needs foreign manufactures which offer an opportunity of work to people from here.
Bukovina needs a big leisure park for foreign tourists who come in holiday.
Bukovina needs agricultural farms which can grow up and develop agriculture and cereals, vegetables, fruits, mushrooms, forest fruits, fruits trees, and so on growing up.
At present, agricultural land sells only for 6 – 10 euros per squared meter in some regions of the country. Experts say more and more foreign investors, in particular from Italy and Germany, are coming to Romania to develop agricultural businesses. “The foreign companies find the conditions in Romania attractive. We are number two in Europe, after France, in terms of agricultural land mass, and a favorable microclimate places us in the top three in terms of agricultural potential,” stated Viorel Matei, chairman of the National Federation of Farmers in Romania.
Romania has 9.7 million hectares of agricultural land, of which only one third has been exploited to its fullest extent. “Peasants have no money to work their land, which is why a lot of it has now turned into fallow. We are only working three million hectares of the total area of agricultural land. However, within five or six years, we will see a Romania where every single bit of land is farmed in line with European standards,” believes Adrian Porumboiu, owner of the Racova Agro Pan Group in Vaslui.
The drought has led to global price increases for agricultural products, which is why many foreign companies have chosen Romania as their destination to develop agricultural businesses. The lack of large plots of farming land in most European countries is forcing investors to buy land in Romania, where they can expand their production.
For example, Danish company FirstFarms has already bought 3,000 hectares of land in Romania and will begin farming and raising livestock domestically. “We chose Romania for our investments because it is a new European Union member and offers a great deal of opportunities to extensively develop agricultural production.
Romania imports a large amount of agricultural products, which is why we want to direct our production to the Romanian market, where we soon expect an improvement in purchasing power,” stated Frank Lorentsen, FirstFarms’ country manager in Romania.
However, the company officials revealed they would not stop here. “We have invested in two different regions so far, and we are still looking for locations where the infrastructure is good,” said Lorentsen.
Although the average price at which the company bought farming land was 2,700 euros per hectare, the representatives of FirstFarms believe prices can be influenced over the next few years by “demand, location, and the quality of land”.
Moreover, the price of land in Romania differs greatly from the price of large amounts of land in most European countries.
“It’s not worth buying land in the West because it is very expensive and you cannot absorb your investment. Foreigners come here where prices are three, four or even five times lower,” explained Mihai Anghel, general manager of Cerealcom Dolj

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