En septembre, je pars 3 mois a margarita ...je vais aller voir les possibilitées de m installer
a margarita ...si quelqu' un pourrais me donner le nom d' un bon avocat ((s'il parle en francais, , encore mieux)) pour les papiers ou tout autres informations sur l' achat d' un terrain ou d' une maison, cela m' aiderais beaucoup...
Merci !!! pour tout les renseignements.
Salut,
Je viens de m'acheter une maison à Margarita, j'y suis allé 3 fois en une année, je suis espagnol et j'habite Barcelone en Espagne, mais je suis né à Genéve, j'ai donc deux langues maternelles, français et espagnol. J'ai déjà de très bon contacte à Margarita et mon avocat est un des meilleurs de l'île, plus cher, mais très efficace, la semaine prochaine il signera pour moi l'achat d'un autre terrain à playa el Agua avec la procuration du notaire que je lui ai faite la dernière fois. Il est de mère allemande et père italien, né au Vénézuéla, il parle plusieurs langue, dont l'anglais, je ne suis pas sûr pour le français.
Quand je dis qu'il est plus cher que les autres, c'est qu'il est très bon, la maison m'a coûté environ 45.000 Euros et il m'a pris pour ses honoraires et tous les coûts (impôts, taxes etc) la somme de 1.600 USD. Donc tout est relatif, cher là-bas c'est rien pour nous et tu disposes d'un excellent avocat.
Si tu veux je peux te conseiller pour l'achat, j'ai galéré tout le mois de janvier pour trouver, agences etc et pour finir j'ai trouvé une petite merveille et par hasard le terrain à côté qui avait un écriteau avec un numéro de tél. 750 mètres2 pour 7.500 Euro et tout ça à playa el Agua, une des zones les plus recherchée. J'ai aussi des contactes pour louer la maison quand je ne serai pas à Margarita.
Tu peux m'écrire sur mon mail rodriguez_michel@hotmail.com
Au fait, j'y retournerai certainement en septembre pour voir comment vont les traveaux de ma maison qui viennent de commencer, mon architecte est l'ex de la soeur d'un très bon ami que j'ai à Caracas et de toute confiance.
Je te joins au passage la photo du jardin de ma maison. 480m2 de terrain pour une maison d'environ 180m2
Minique
Merci beaucoup pour votre réponse...j aurai surement d autres questions ....j ai pris votre adresse hotmail et je vous remercie encore de vos conseils..pour l instant je regarde sur le net voir les terrains et maisons a vendre mais je vais attendre d être sur place pour trouver quelque chose, parce que je ne veux pas investir trop pour commencer, je veux trouver un bon dill....
Si vous etes la en septembre, j aimerais bien aller vous rencontrer si c est possible, pour les infos et parler de contract et papiers ...ect.... et aller voir votre maison....🙂 TRES BON votre terrain...MERCI ENCORE !!!!
Je m appelle Nathalie et je vis a Margarita avec mon mari depuis 2 ans .J adore vivre ici cout de la vie moins cher ....soleil...
Je vends des bviens immobiliers a des europeens en colaboration avec un avocat competent et tres fiable .
Si cela vous interresse ecrivez moi
A+
Nathalie
SUPER!!! J ai bien l intention de te rencontrer a ce sujet en sept. ou oct. lorsque je serai la....et de connaitre quel qu un qui parle en francais va me r assurer pour ce projet....C est vraiment gentil de ta part de mavoir donner cette opportunitée.
PS.: sera-t-il toujours possible en sept. ou oct. de pouvoir communiquer avec toi ?????
Pas de problème, du coup j'ai trouvé un billet pas cher depuis Barcelona avec Iberia 477 Euro à Caracas et après Laser Airlines vers Margarita pour 60 Euros. Je vais en profiter pour voir où en sont les travaux de ma maison et commencer à acheter le mobilier, comme ça en septembre je pourrai tout mettre en place. Je compte m'y installer en novembre.
Mon e-mail sera toujours valable.
Salutations
Minique
😊 bonjour en reponse a la demande d un bon avocat, j ai la chance d en avoir un tres bien, j ai achete 2 choses bien differentes un terrain, et une posada, et je n ai eu aucun probleme. Il parle plusieurs langues y compris le Francais, ces prix sont peut etre un plus cher que les autres, mais ici c est bien derisoire par rapport a la France .Si plus de renseignements me contacter, cordialement Marie.
J'aimerai avoir des renseignements sur les prix de l'immobilier sur l'île de Margarita. Le prix d'une petite maison ou d'un appartement F1 par exemple...
J'aimerai avoir des renseignements également pour vivre et travailler sur Margarita car je serai vraiment intéressé. Je me permets de te demander ça, comme je sais que tu vis là bas avec ton mari.
Je te remercie par avance pour ta réponse.
Si tu veux me joindre directement sur mon mail, voici mon adresse: corsico@hotmail.fr
Dans 1 mois je viens au Vénézuela et je compte venir à Margarita bien sûr.
Je suis très intéressé pour essayer de vivre et travailler sur Margarita. Suite à ton message sur le forum, je me permets de te demander les coordonnées de ton avocat, car il parle Français et c'est quand même plus simple. :-) J'essaye de prendre un maximum d'infos un peu partout.
Si tu désires me joindre directement sur mon mail: corsico@hotmail.fr
En te remerciant par avance.
😎 bonjour, bien recu le message, j ai un avocat qui parle bien Francais et dont je suis satisfaite, je vais t ecire sur ton email personnel, a bientot, marie.
BONJOUR NATHALIE PUIS JE AVOIR VOS COORDONNEE E MAIL POUR DES RENSEIGNEMENT SUR PRODUIT MARGARITA JE DOIS M Y RENDRE DU 12 JUIN AU 28 MON ADRESSE E MAIL MSN maurice83000@hotmail.fr
merci
Bonjour! pour etre dans le meme cas a propos de Margarita pouvez vous me communuquer le mail de votre correspondant qui a l'air d'avoir les bons contacts la bas merci🙂
Bonjour! je suis tres interesse par la vie sur margarita et m'y installer . pouvons nous envisager de nous rencontrer (voyage prevu sur fin Octobre) et pouvons nous "echanger"par avance sur le sujet merci🙂
Nous pourrons bien sur nous rencontrer lors de ta venue a Margarita .
Comme toi j ai beaucoup voyage et j adore vivre a Margarita :pas de mousson, ete toute l annnee pas de cyclone, langue tres accecible, modernisme et authenticite peu de stress et aussi cout de la vie tres interressant .L essence est donnee (1.5 euro pour un plein )electricite eau tres peu cher et surtout immobilier tres accessible .Comme tu as du lire je travaille dans l immobilier donc tu cherche un terrain ou une maison ptres de la mer quel est ton budget ?quelle superficie de la maison environ ?vvoudrais tu un jardin ?Dis m en plus pour que je puisse t aider .
N hesite pas a me poser d autres questions
A bientot donc
Nathalie
bonjour,
je suis egalement interresse pour acheter un terrain sur margarita;je vais venir en janvier2007 avec mon epouse et mes 2 filles 7 et 9 ans;pouvons nous tyrouver des terrains en bord de mer? et pouvez vous me guider pour un hebergement non hotelier, mais plutot belle maison comme en indonesie ou a l, ile maurice svp;
cordialement
marco974
On peut tout trouver, mais attention, les prix ne sont pas forcément ceux que certaines personnes vous proposent par ici......
pour avoir une idée, j'ai payé mon terrain à dix minutes à pied de la Playa El Agua, la plus recherchée de l'île, 7.500 Euro pour 750M2 et 45.000 pour ma maison de 180M2 sur un terrain de 480M2. La maison par une agence et le terrain d'à côté en appelant le téléphone qui était inscrit sur le panneau au milieu du terrain.
Je vous conseil vivement de jetter un oeil sur http://www.UnoCasa2.com c'est l'agent qui m'a vendu la maison, pour Margarita vous devez cliquer "Nueva Esparta" c'est le nom de l'Etat où se trouve l'île.
Vous pouvez aussi regarder sur http://www.ElSoldeMargarita.com le journal local qui à une section de petites annonces et souvent se sont des agents et vous pouvez consulter leur web.
Tout ça vous donnera une idée pour ne pas vous faire abuser. Moi j'habiterai définitivement à Margarita en décembre et serai à votre service.
Un membre de ma famille réside à Margarita depuis 15 ans dans le centre de l’île à San Juan. Il désire vendre sa maison avec le terrain, c’est une ravissante maison avec patio . Je peux vous donner des informations si cela vous intéresse. Vous pourriez même aller visiter lors de votre prochain passage au vénézuela.
Cordialement
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