Tanjah, tinja and Houara

propertymania

The truth my experience with Al Houaara was not that bad but I was just a bit angry for not taking the same unit with cheaper price, you know what I mean? what would do if you were in my shoes?

I can not deny that the sales agent was very nice to me and she told me from the very start that there were few units remaining but I gave her a deaf ear. Also, I do not know exactly the price of the apartment my friend purchased but it was around 130 000 Euros or something like that and now it is 150 000 Euros. That's my story.

camel

Propertymania:
No need to feel angry learn from experience and move on. Your statement about your bad experince sends the wrong signal to other buyers and to be very honest nobody on this forum or others have said anything negative/bad about Al houra.

Yes, people have expressed their views about its investment potencial and only time will tell.

propertymania

Camel,
You are right in everything you said. I did not choose the right words to express my regret. But anyway, if anyone read my email will definitely know that I purchased from Al Houara even after the increase in price and also the sales agent was frank with me and told what is available but it was my mistake to delay the purchase and add more money.

propertymania

Camel,

I even think of buying more apartments from AlHouara, I was told by the sales agent that there are some 2 bed apartments with nice prices 150 sqm for E 250 000 which is affordable for everyone and this time, I ain't be late in making it.

camel

Propertymania:
You have gone up in my estimation. In todays world nobody ever acknowldges their mistakes, benefit of hindsight or not and here I am not talking about the politicians !!!!!!!!

It shows certain maturity in your character.

Cheers

nisrine.z

Well, I think, Propertymania, it is better to hurry up and get the 2 bed apartment before he prices go up again!!!!!! Dont you agree with me Camel?

camel

Yes, if one wants to buy, they have to bite the bullet. You have to be decisive or opportunities pass by you.

moroccomania

I think basing an investment decision, especially for resales, on such a niche category of people is quite a big risk. Do remember that other regions in the middle east like qatar, bahrain, oman, dubai, saudi, etc. are all in the property game and each one is planning developments bigger than the other. So to think that the investors in houara will have an exit because of the rich arabs is being short-sighted in my opinion.

I may be wrong, but personally, I wouldn't base an investment decision on such a narrow market. I would rather invest in other projects that are cheaper in price and possibly quality, but have a wider audience in the end.

Propertymania, just because you missed out on an opportunity and prices have gone up does not necessarily make it a good investment. The real test is when its put on the open market and the demand supply equation is met. This hasnt yet happened with houara, so don't worry if you missed out. There will be plenty more fish in the sea. I would wait now if I were you and get in early into other projects.

nisrine.z

Moroccomania:

I do not know what you have against Al Houara? If you do not like Al Houara, that is your opinion and keep it to your self. I am working for Al Houara and I witness how many people everyday buy from us and each one brings someone else and they are happy to buy from Al Houara or invest in it.

Al Houara is a special resort for special people who want to be distinguished from the rest and not calculate every single penny.

nisrine.z

By the way, Property mania has reserved a new apartment from Al Houara with full sea views. And she is happy with it.