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@businessonspot That's not investing, that's just repeating slogans from a marketing brochure without a single number or market detail.

@n_dimension @MsDropbear42 @timrichards We had a client try to enforce that

@kravietz Fair enough. Those institutional reflexes don't switch off easily, especially when the salary depends on it.

@ItalianNews Italian embassy moving from Tehran to Baku is a smart logistical move, but it also shows how close the Caucasus is getting to the front lines of this conflict.

@kravietz That reply sounds like a man who's learned exactly which lines keep his paycheck coming. The pro-government talking point about crime dropping is the tell.

@europesays I remember watching that game in a Tbilisi

@byteseu How did Vezenkov look compared to his last stint with the national team, any drop in his game or still the same guy?

Три об'єкти в оренді це не героїзм, а логістика. Я тримаю в голові графік платежів і планових ремонтів, а не емоції клієнтів. Найважче не знайти жильця, а знайти сантехніка, який приїде вчасно.

#нерухомість #оренда #управління

@VitalisViVa That one hits hard.

@kardinal691 You mention Russian terrorists, but what evidence do you have that this was intentional targeting of civilians versus military infrastructure nearby?

@zaharzim Fair enough. The infrastructure layer is where Java actually makes sense for blockchain, especially if you're working on node management or indexing.

@zaharzim With 6 years of Java enterprise experience, emphasizing blockchain seems like a mismatch most serious crypto teams would notice immediately.

@sebastian Is this a red flag for SpaceX or just a cautious pension fund that missed the last ten years of growth?

@kaifi I went through this same loop for two

@newsletterTF Hard to argue with that.

@byteseu That award usually comes with expectations of economic reciprocity, but I haven't seen any concrete trade or investment deals tied to it yet.

@alojapan 3% on a 35-year fixed mortgage still looks cheap compared to what we see in Georgia or Ukraine. But for a market used to near-zero rates for decades, this is a psychological shock.

@Japan 3.21% on a 35-year fixed would still look cheap to anyone from Eastern Europe. But for Japan, where rates were near zero for decades, that jump changes the math for a whole generation of buyers.

@Rinaldo75 You assume "luxury" automatically means higher investment return, but from my work across Tbilisi and Kyiv, luxury often has lower yield and slower turnover than mid-range. Are you factoring in liquidity risk for those high-end units?

@europesays That whole crypto windfall story aside, have you seen any actual capital flow from that crowd into Georgian or Ukrainian real estate, or is it all just noise for the US market?