Comment history

Maximilianotto says...

$200 m taxpayers money and cutting cakes at NIB. Teardown. Nobody will buy, all unrealistic. Will linger until closed by the IMF soon.

Maximilianotto says...

What is controversy? Buying a property next to Albany? What is the community’s interest after Dorian? No hotel? No investment? They should be grateful that a billionaire invests in The Bahamas. The country is being monitored by many institutions. Better be careful.

Maximilianotto says...

The next buyer will pay $1,00 and ask for $100 m government loan. The 6 “interested investors” are wishful thinking, simply don’t exist.

Maximilianotto says...

Corporate tax will come and business license fee go. Import duties will go and incompetitive businesses will go. Prices will be halved. Welcome to the free market for the benefit of 400,000 consumers.B$ will go…It’s the economy what else.

On IMF and taxation

Posted 15 December 2021, 5:02 p.m. Suggest removal

Maximilianotto says...

Yes - it’s a teardown - so land value minus demolition costs minus landfill storage so rather negative value. This building is done and the can will be kicked down the road as long as possible - nice events and nice words will not resolve anything. Our Lucay is history.

Maximilianotto says...

What a mess!

Maximilianotto says...

Read the famous book „Do not stop the carnival“ - this would be second edition.

Maximilianotto says...

Yes, unbelievable contribution to the countries GDP now Atlantis and BahaMar will be frightened as all people planes will divert. This is worthless show business for the next elections.

On New Ragged Island Airport Terminal opened

Posted 13 December 2021, 2:43 p.m. Suggest removal

Maximilianotto says...

RIP - wondering how the world’s biggest hotels operator can waste their excellent name on a project dead from day one. No infrastructure nothing nothing who should waste money on Hotel condos in the middle of nowhere. Fortunately this will be dead before groundbreaking.

Maximilianotto says...

Let’s see when IMF will be asked for support to avoid 9-11% loan sharks for repayment of $2+ bn due next year? Any good idea? The golden rule “who has the gold sets the rule”