Worried about buying in Crete?
The euro is dead! Greece is going back to the drachma! The whole of Greece has taken to the streets! Who on earth would want to take the risk of buying a home in Crete? Well, most of what you read in British newspapers is somewhat biased. Looking at the UK from Europe we see anarchy and looting in the streets of every city, a health service that doesn’t care and an economy that’s dead in the water. Wherever it is, media uses spin to create headlines that bends the truth almost to breaking point. So let’s take a look and get a more accurate viewpoint on what’s happening to allay any fears you may have.
THE EURO IS DEAD Far from it. Because the UK government borrowed way too much, sterling was devalued and is very weak. The financial market still recognises the euro as being a strong currency, which is why the sterling exchange rate is so low against the euro.
GOING BACK TO THE DRACHMA Austerity measures have been savage with wages and pensions cut by 30% overnight, yet despite this, over 70% of Greeks want to remain in the EU. Just as in the UK, the Greek government borrrowed far too much and now has to balance the books. Europe recognises this and loans have been sanctioned to help Greece get back on its feet. In the meantime the EU is implementing a
Snobby recognises you may still have some misgivings which is why we have spent time in preparing a buying process designed to make you feel extremely comfortable and ensure your money is never put at risk.
Firstly you pay your deposit, in sterling, to our Snobby UK company, whereupon the plot of land you fell in love with in Crete is transferred into your name, so your money is secure and you’re ahead of the game.
We never ask for stage payments. Only when your home is totally complete do we ask you to pay the remaining balance - so your money is never at risk.
common pan-European financial system which will embrace all EU countries in the next couple of years. This will create a much safer and stronger euro throughout the EU.
RIOTS IN GREECE
While anarchy and looting in the UK last year spread throughout the country, protests in Greece which you see on British TV is limited only to Athens. In Crete, protests are made by moaning over a cup of coffee in kafenions, not by fighting in the streets.
Snobbys are the lowest price you’ll find in Crete for quality, new build detached homes - and they’re packed with luxuries as standard - features that other builders charge you thousands extra. Don’t take our word for it. You owe it to yourself to see a Snobby show house, just to make sure you make the right buying decision. Prices start from 122,950€ - that’s only around £100,000 in sterling - and it’s all-inclusive of purchase costs, taxes and legal fees too! And unlike resales you can be absolutely sure your Snobby is 100% legal and constructed to meet all building standards.
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Snobby is one of the few builders in Crete recognised by AIPP, the UK consumer protection federation guarding the interests of those buying property abroad.
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WHY BUY A SNOBBY? FIRSTLY it’s all about location. We only build very small developments, set quietly away, yet close to a mini-market, a place to eat and a bus service. We have sites all along the coast of western Crete, from Gerani, near Platanias and towards Kissamos. SECONDLY, Snobby two and three bedroom homes are eco-built with fantastic features at amazing all-inclusive prices. THIRDLY we provide comprehensive after sales support - including free running costs for two years, as Snobby will pay your electric, water and house insurance bills! You won’t better buying a Snobby. Find out more - today!
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