They had the European Union to bail them out.

If you are looking for long term gains in equity then i think the condo market is still priced very well compared to most major cities.

We do have some European investors on BP, but I've not come across any Norwegians who might be able to advise you.

I am not talking about that burglarized stuff my guy (I call him my guy)picks up lighting blinds and faucets from home depot they are on pallets so some stuff is not usable others can be mixed and matched to make a complete set.everthing from floor lamps to sconces to ceiling fans the draw back is that they dont always have matching pairs and setsso you have to think theme as opposed to sets.check out craigslist the other place in atlanta sells a combination of new in the box european fixtures for a 1/3 of the cost as well as stuff that looks like it was stolen out of a foreclosurehe is huge and is only open on sat and wednesdaykeep looking rob

However, this is still a fraction of the price of some other European cities.Real Estate Taxes and closing costsClosing costs based on a %age the property closing price."

Now, I'd prefer a "European Option" (nothing to do with Europe) the option runs over the term but can only be exercised within a time stated in the future, like the last 90 days.

I know some of the European countries, and now Japan have gone to NIRP.

Will there be a viable gold-backed cryptocurrency, a SDR (Special Drawing Right), "North American Currency" as the BRICS nations, Asians and Europeans have their own?

I was trying to illustrate that some companies do well regardless of external financial crisis, panic, European debt issues, etc.

Rich Weese,you interested on european design?