02/24/2010 | announcements

Ladies and gentlemen it’s my pleasure to announce that I’m back. After an leave of absence of 5 months and 2,5 weeks, I’m back in the saddle, just like CB suggested to me some time ago. Obviously I owe you an apology and explanation.
The apology first. I’m sorry for not updating for so long. Especially
02/23/2010 | announcements

Through the years a lot of interesting articles have appeared on this website. I refer to the articles which have had a lot of referrals and feedback
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12/25/2009 | holiday

I would like to wish everybody a Merry Christmas from sunny Aruba. I would also like to apologize for not updating for three odd months or so. I’m going to explain myself momentarily. I’m cooking some awesome things for 2010.
I wish you nothing but the best for you and your family. We’ll be in touch.
Gabriel
09/8/2009 | coastline villas

LG Smith Boulevard 456 Villas
Recently European developers presented Aruba Coastline Villas. It entails three luxury villa projects around prime locations in Aruba: Malmok, Eagle Beach and Savaneta. Sales agent is the local Remax.
In Malmok “LG Smith Boulevard 456 Villas” is going to be developed. At Malmok two units are available for sale, starting at
09/7/2009 | acqua condominium

Acqua Condo ahead
This post continues on last week’s announcement of updates on the construction efforts at the various projects currently ongoing all around Aruba, mostly in the Eagle Beach and Palm Beach areas.
I can report that Acqua condo project continues without any issues. Currently they are close to pouring the last floor
09/4/2009 | coral pyramid

Coral Pyramid located on main road Oranjestad – Airport
Coral Pyramid is a project which consist of 4 city apartments, located on the outskirts of Oranjestad. Each floor is one apartment on itself, with the ground floor being the common area and parking.
This project started last year forcefully with many workers, but as the economy started