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Post by francis on Oct 17, 2010 17:21:19 GMT 1
Over the last year or so i have been building my own Villa around Dubrovnik,
I myself have been in the building trade for the last 30 year,
and have took on full time staff for works, and subcontractors when needed,
Living here you meet many people that has 2nd summer home, which always need some sort of repair work, as a result of this,
I am going ahead in setting up a small building, maintenance company
and just putting the word out,and can be contracted here,
if any needs such works done,
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Post by pips on Oct 17, 2010 18:46:22 GMT 1
Super can you give contact details?
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Post by zvekov on Oct 18, 2010 13:26:31 GMT 1
Major, major contraction in the construction industry following the crisis... I may have an interest in the near future to build.. I think i hold the aces here in price determination.
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Post by francis on Oct 18, 2010 13:54:16 GMT 1
send you my number pips, check inbox
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Post by francis on Oct 18, 2010 14:01:54 GMT 1
some off the prices, i have got around dubrovnik, there lots of room to work with
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Post by gobrea on Oct 19, 2010 8:09:28 GMT 1
Major, major contraction in the construction industry following the crisis... I may have an interest in the near future to build.. I think i hold the aces here in price determination. As on old woman here said, "what crisis?" well I thought it was funny I'm an old spark havent (worked at it in a long time) but if you need any advice about lecy, give me a shout. and best of luck in the venture. |
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Post by crojoe on Oct 19, 2010 9:23:01 GMT 1
I had a similar comment yesterday about "what crisis". I was out purchasing a much needed Laser printer for my home office.
Anyway, stopped off at several places along my way. By the 4th shop I had three different prices to hand and suffering shopper fatigue. In the forth shop they had the laser printer selling for 40 Kuna more then the last shop down the road. Thinking to strike a small bargain I asking the manager if he would price match what the last store offered and I'll pay in cash. He replied "no can do". I looked at him and said "I guess you’re not desperate for sales during the crisis"? His reply: "what crisis"... this is our best year yet in business.
With tail between my legs (feeling utterly defeated) I grudgingly moved onto one more store just in hope. Well, low and behold, they had the same printer going for 80 Kuna cheaper then all the rest. Happily I pulled the stack of cash from my pocket and paid in full. Bugger, I was so happy I forgot to ask for a discount.
Sadly, it seems Croatian store managers and owners are not desperate enough to “price-match” or offer to many "bargains”.
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Post by francis on Oct 19, 2010 14:04:32 GMT 1
People keep saying how Bad thing are, but think it will be the first part of 2011,
when the real crisis kick in on the coast , when the season money is gone,
and the other industry are at a stand still, everyone still eating well and they have lots of food in the ground, so most will sleep for the winter, and wait for the spring, long way away,
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Post by zvekov on Oct 19, 2010 22:14:43 GMT 1
This crisis, the world over has been the best display of poker!! Most retailers on the verge of bankruptcy still put on a brave face.. Here in Croatia, i see bankruptcy moreso than price reductions. But construction is a different matter. You just need to hold your nerve & the price you want you can get
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