Er moet een einde komen aan de misstanden in het vastgoedbeleid.
Als vastgoedbelegger zie ik dagelijks wat er écht speelt. Beslissingen die genomen worden zonder realiteitszin, beleid dat ondernemers en huurders juist verder in de problemen brengt.
This is what expropriation looks like.
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Marcel MelisCEO
This is what expropriation looks like.
This is what expropriation looks like.
The mid-market rental has been taxed to death.
The Unaffordable Rent of @hugodejonge Act leads to fewer rental homes.
The following parties voted against this law: VVD, FVD, BBB, SGP and BVNL.
The other parties such as NSC and PVV are complicit in this drama.
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Dubai | January 15–22
I’ll be in Dubai from January 15–22 and am open to meeting professionals active in alternative investments and real estate development.
Als je vermogend bent en je vermogen niet alleen wilt behouden, maar ook laten groeien, dan is er één gouden regel:
Ik kan je introduceren bij
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• Private Equity
• Internationaal vastgoed in Dubai & Spanje
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