“I’m after an internal door for my kitchen,” I told the sales guy. “I like this one here. Do you fit them, too?” “Yes, of course,” he said. “We can have that door out to you within 24 hours… but it will be December before we can hang it. Our fitting team is booked out […]
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April 29, 2014 Granada, Nicaragua Property in Nicaragua trades in U.S. dollars Dear Overseas Property Alert Reader, Many of us dream of living in a Spanish colonial city…and of owning a Spanish colonial home, with its high ceilings, painted tiles, and a private center courtyard. If you count yourself among this growing number, then you’ll
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