Debbie Aspinall

Marianne we are looking between 200 and 350,000 for a 2 or 3 bedroom large townhouse or villa with a private garden and communal pool. We haven't decided on an area for sure but we like Costa del sol from Malaga west to Marbella but not in the centre of Malaga please. I hope this gives you enough information to send me some properties. Thank you Marianne

Margaret Boothe Hello we are looking in Marbella between 400,000 - 600,000 euros. We will consider beach or golf areas and we want 3 bedrooms. We like security of a complex but our own privacy Thank you Marge

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Debbie Aspinall Urgent sale due to ill health, 3 bed 2 bath apartment in the Miraflores area of Mijas Costa. Only 7 ...

Debbie Aspinall Stunning new properties over looking the racecourse in Mijas Costa, 1 bed from only 108,500 Euros an...

Debbie Aspinall Stunning apartments over looking the racecourse in Mijas Costa, one beds from only 108,500 Euros, direct from the developer. Take advantage of the vat discount until the end of the year. More info please email info@jjhomesabroad.com

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Debbie Aspinall Looking to buy in Costa Blanca, keep your options open and look at the great deals on the Costa del Sol as well!!!

Ryanair can throw its weight around at many of the European airports it flies to, because Ryanair is a big deal in delivering passengers and revenue to not only the airports, but the regions they serve.

They’re at it quite a lot, actually; pulling flights because of competition or low passenger numbers is par for the course, but the budget airline is forever pulling out of airports over spats with management.

Today they’ve done it again. Ryanair has announced it is pulling half of its routes – 31 in total – out of Alicante, in a row about stairs.

Airport authorities Aena is demanding all flights begin using airbridges instead of stairs to board flights. Ryanair is having a fit, not only because they claim the cost of introducing the service will cost them 2 million euros, but because it will mean that its aircraft can only be entered and exited from the front doors of the aircraft, instead of both front and rear – meaning quick turnarounds for boarding and disembarking won’t be so quick.

Ryanair are therefore withdrawing half its routes from Alicante as of October this year. That threat alone may be enough to make Aena reconsider. 9.4 million passengers pass through Alicante airport every year and Ryanair is responsible for more than four million of them. By threatening to pull its most popular routes, Ryanair will only contribute 1.5 million.

The decision, if it goes ahead, will see a dozen UK routes disappear – grim news if you’ve relatives or a holiday home at either end of the route. Airports that will lose flights to Alicante include Bournemouth, Doncaster, Humberside, Leeds Bradford, Manchester, Gatwick, Standsted, Liverpool, Edinburgh, East Midlands, Bristol and Birmingham.

Debbie Aspinall Remember you only have till the end of the year to take advantage of the 50% vat reduction on new properties. Only 4% instead of 8%. For more details on new developments on the Costa del Sol please email info@jjhomesabroad.com

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