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Poland Property Boom Spills Over to Poorer Neighbouring Country - GERMANY


nierozumiem  9 | 118  
7 Apr 2008 /  #1
From today's International Herald Tribune:

iht.com/articles/2008/04/07/business/polecon.php

"Szczecin is our trump card," said Lothar Meistring, the mayor of Löcknitz (GERMANY), where real estate agents say property prices are as much as 20 percent lower than in the Polish city.

But unlike many bleak towns in the former communist East Germany, where birth rates have slumped and apartments stand empty because jobless workers have moved to wealthier western states, brightly painted family homes have mushroomed in Löcknitz, and the town now needs a bigger kindergarten.

Who woulda thunk?
Lukasz  49 | 1746  
7 Apr 2008 /  #2
interesting

Where is Bratwurst :)
Bratwurst Boy  8 | 11709  
7 Apr 2008 /  #3
He just wanted to be polite! We Germans are VERY polite you must know! :)

PS: I doubt he said Sczezczin...no German can spell that. He surely said Stettin how it's used to be...*nods*
Shawn_H  
7 Apr 2008 /  #4
Sczezczin...no German can spell that

Nice try though!
OP nierozumiem  9 | 118  
19 May 2008 /  #5
And another article with the same theme:

"For us it's cheap here."- Polish assessment of Germany

"The price of real estate in Loeckwitz, 25 kilometers away, is also creating a lot of interest on the other side of the border. Some 200 of the town's 3,000 inhabitants are Polish citizens.

Project manager Jan Rybski moved here a year ago from Szczecin. He is currently overseeing the development of a "German-Polish settlement" targeted at middle-class Poles from nearby metropolitan areas as well as German retirees looking for the quiet life."


dw-world.de/dw/article/0,2144,3342041,00.html
Bratwurst Boy  8 | 11709  
19 May 2008 /  #6
Better Poles then Muslims I say...
carla  
7 Jun 2008 /  #7
Poles buy Germans :)
Lukasz  49 | 1746  
7 Jun 2008 /  #9
Poles buy Germans :)

You know old German females have some symphaty towards Poles ;) we have discount.
Kowalski  7 | 621  
7 Jun 2008 /  #10
PS: I doubt he said Sczezczin...no German can spell that. He surely said Stettin how it's used to be...

Now it's not Stettin nor Szczecin anymore...


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Bratwurst Boy  8 | 11709  
7 Jun 2008 /  #11
He :)

You know old German females have some symphaty towards Poles ;) we have discount.

As you will know! LOL :):):)
Henim  
11 Jun 2008 /  #12
dw-world.de/dw/article/0,2144,3342041,00.html
I work for Polish company Romag Nord. They pay good and treat us well.
Jukrek  - | 58  
12 Jun 2008 /  #13
interesting situation.
Fikolecek  - | 13  
14 Sep 2008 /  #14
dw-world.de/dw/article/0,2144,3342041,00.html

While many German firms may have chosen to relocate abroad to save labor costs, wages in western Poland are only marginally lower than in the German state of Mecklenburg-Western Pomerania, which borders Poland. Wieczorek's firm, Romag Nord, has already taken on 18 German workers. And he has plans to more than double the size of his workforce.

Drang nach west. Boom is over but it is good step.

It was to this propaganda spreaded by some people on this forum.
Bratwurst Boy  8 | 11709  
14 Sep 2008 /  #15
What do you mean with "stronger"?
Didn't tell your god to love ALL people??? :):):)
Fikolecek  - | 13  
14 Sep 2008 /  #16
What do you mean with "stronger"?

I edited my post before your response... So: Stronger values, work ethics, determination, and Poles were less brain washed durring communism :)
Bratwurst Boy  8 | 11709  
14 Sep 2008 /  #17
"Stronger values" because some estate in East Germany was bought by Poles???

What about the centuries of german "Drang nach Osten", polish partitition etc...stronger "german values" then too???

Funny guy! :)

PS:

"The properties on offer are nothing less than giveaways, even if they need a little investment," said Magdalena Pysz, a Polish estate agent.

"Poles love the Prussian order, the cleanliness, the lack of corruption and the neat, cobbled streets."

Fikolecek  - | 13  
14 Sep 2008 /  #18
Western German have invested bilions in your infrastructure durring 90's so you have better roads etc... how ever other details look good. Poland changes as well but this is nice example of neighbourhood in EU !

The end of your propaganda on this forum.

:)
Bratwurst Boy  8 | 11709  
14 Sep 2008 /  #19
The end of your propaganda on this forum.

My propaganda??? Soon Germans will buy polish estates too...what has this to do with "stronger values" or "propaganda"???
I'm glad Poland changes, Germany profits from a functioning Poland and the EU is stronger for it!

The once german now polish ex-border region has a great future ahead, where people and business will mix alot! Just watch! :)
Fikolecek  - | 13  
14 Sep 2008 /  #20
After your posts of your "gang" on this forum I know that eastern Germans have some problems ... You and your pagan friends are strange !

Ciao !
Bratwurst Boy  8 | 11709  
14 Sep 2008 /  #21
You and your pagan friends are strange !

*snicker*
"Love your neighbour like yourself" remember? :):):)
Do you plan a christian crusade in eastern Germany??? Burning witches again??? LOL
Good luck! You will need it...:)

PS: "my gang"??? I have a gang??? Coooool...

PPS: Apropos strange...maybe you need just more info?


Fikolecek  - | 13  
14 Sep 2008 /  #22
"Love your neighbour like yourself" remember? :):):)

I love you Bratwurst like all humans! I only think you are very wrong. Article haven't said anything about Polish crusades but rather about some Germans...

whatever. I am going to church it is sunday - see you later.
McCoy  27 | 1268  
14 Sep 2008 /  #23
I love you Bratwurst

nice. the first couple on PF. fikolecek not only found his way to the God but also the new boyfriend. best of luck! cheers guys :)
Bratwurst Boy  8 | 11709  
14 Sep 2008 /  #24
Ah come on Mc...don't feel left out! Join us! :)
ParisJazz  - | 172  
19 Sep 2008 /  #25
Eastern Germany was doomed the moment Helmut Kohl decided the east and west marks should be on par. That was reckless, incompetent and economically suicidal for the east.

Legislating that the two marks must be on par, de facto rendered the east German industrial base obsolete and overvalued, and simply wiped out any economical comparative advantage that eastern Germany could have had.

20 years on, the results are there for everyone to see.

While the poles were busy working their asses off and benefiting from all the business they managed to get due to they being a cheaper option, eastern Germans were sitting on their asses doing sod all and living off the state hand outs.

Basically the poles have been steadily building up their capital base (and hence their wealth) whereas the Eastern German capital was wiped out and the bit that still stands is slowly decaying away.

I predict that things will get worse for eastern Germany.

PJ
southern  73 | 7059  
19 Sep 2008 /  #26
Basically the Eastern Germans do not want to immigrate.
Bratwurst Boy  8 | 11709  
19 Sep 2008 /  #27
I predict that things will get worse for eastern Germany.

You should update your info...
ParisJazz  - | 172  
19 Sep 2008 /  #28
You seem to know things we don't. Which info would that be then?

Basically the Eastern Germans do not want to immigrate.

They do move a bit but only to the western and southern states. Pretty much every German girl serving in a bakery or a supermarket in Munich is eastern German.

PJ
southern  73 | 7059  
19 Sep 2008 /  #29
Pretty much every German girl serving

The girls,not the boys.
Bratwurst Boy  8 | 11709  
19 Sep 2008 /  #30
That western german regions start to mope that they want some Soli too since they start to look shabby compared to all shiny new eastern Germany?

About "Saxony Valley", our german version of the high tech Silicon valley???

....and that was 10 years back! Try to imagine it today...

invest-in-saxony.de/en/Saxony_at_a_Glance/97772.html
Eastern Germany gets their own Wirtschaftswunder!:)

How is your german?

As I said...you need to update your info!

And you know them all, right?

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