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1. The sale is in the public auction, according to the established order and catalog sales terms drawn by the auctioneer and bailiff. The auctioneer and bailiff reserve the right to change the numerical order of the catalog, to divide or collect prizes.
2. All items are sold in the state in which they find themselves without any claim whatsoever, canbe accepted on their condition or nature. When referring to measurements of time, quantities,weights, names, and others in catalogs, brochures, advertising or even during the auction,these are provided for informational purposes only and can not in any way bind the organizer of the sales his assistants, buyers have had the opportunity to check the status and nature of the lots during the exhibition.

The province is one of the least populated of Belgium with 4.3% of the Belgian population and 13.4% of the population of Wallonia. The average population density is also low as 122 inhabitants per km ². Positive, the province has experienced a great growth during the decade.

Moreover, young people (0-18 years) represent almost 23% of the total population, particularly high figure in our country. In the long term, the existence of this “human tank” is likely to contribute to the consolidation of the potentially active population and, therefore, the economic dynamics.

As elsewhere in the country, are the private households of two people who are most numerous in the province. However, if one combines the one-person households, together they represent around a higher number. The provincial average annual income per tax return (€ 23,778) is slightly higher than the regional average (€ 23,265) but still below the national average (€ 24,692). In general, what are the commons of North Brabant and close that display the highest incomes, the southern Dinant and the remaining Philippeville

Since the early ’90s, the number of companies having their headquarters in the province of Namur has increased an average of 350 units per year. Over 60% of them are located in the borough of  In general and especially in the southern districts, the fabric is made of Namur productive activities rather “labor intensive”, which is due to the structure of their economy heavily oriented toward non-market service industries (education, health care) and secondary (including construction), some are particularly labor intensive. For its part, the borough of Namur is highly specialized in service industries more capital intensive “(financial, real estate, renting, business services). In addition, the internationalization of the shareholding of companies in Namur also tends to guide the development of the productive activities towards higher value added.
Business investment grew strongly in 1995-2001. This new dynamism is part of a broader trend seen in Wallonia and Belgium. To underline its particularly strong in the district of Namur.
The analysis of the evolution of gross domestic product confirmed all other indicators: the district of Namur account for more than 70% of the GDP of the province, one of Dinant for a little under 19% and Philippeville “sailing “around 10%.

As we examine the geographical orientation of exports Namur (situation in 2002 – amounts in millions €), we see that our export business, primarily, to the four neighboring countries, France topping (373.7 million), followed by the Netherlands Netherlands (175 million), Germany (190.9 million) and the United Kingdom (167.3 million). Since 1998, exports to other Member States of the European Union have increased substantially (411.9 million in 2002).

The average occupancy rate of our 24 zones is about 80%: 71.3% in the district of Dinant (7 Zones), 83.4% in that of Namur (15 areas) and 75.2% in the Philippeville (3 zones ). 11 of these areas are saturated or in the process of being (+ 90% occupancy), including 9 in the district of Namur. This shows the importance for economic development in the province, the creation of new areas or expansion of existing areas. According to the Statistical Year book 2002 (2000 figures) of IWEPS (Walloon Region), the most represented sectors were on our areas, in descending order, construction, manufacturing nonmetallic mineral products, wholesale trade, the Health and social work, and the sale and repair of motor vehicles.

The same source confirms that SMEs are queens in the province of Namur in 2000, amounted in effect, 93% of the enterprises in our zones and occupied almost 50% of the workforce employed there. They accounted for 14.7% of total business parks Walloon and they held 9.3% of total employment in those same parks. According to the National Bank of Belgium, the policy pursued by Bep in particular through the creation of industrial parks, has contributed to the growth of the provincial economy. If at the end of 2001, 679 companies were established in our areas and accounted for 8.5% of firms surveyed in the province, their weight in economic activity was important as they were occupying 40% of active workers in companies in Namur.

The occupancy rate for business parks in the province is high with an average above 82%, a number of areas, particularly in the district of Namur, even showing complete or almost complete. Hence the attraction that our infrastructure have on local and foreign firms or from other parts of the country.

Business investment has increased significantly over time. To emphasize the particularly vigorous one in the borough of Namur. The GDP of the province relies for more than 70% of the activity occurring in this district. The province exports, above all, to the four neighboring countries. Similarly, do we see significant growth in exports to Namur other Member States of the European Union, from 1998.

The production base is mainly composed of Namur smaller companies. In the southern districts, the activities are more likely “labor intensive” (education, health care, construction), the district of Namur is, by cons, clearly oriented towards the service industries more capital intensive “(activities Financial, real estate, renting, business services).

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Every economic crisis we have experienced in the 20th century was followed by an increase in homelessness. Compared to the last crisis that took place in the early 1990s, that we are currently most heavily affected the economy. Furthermore, it occurs in a context where Québec households have fewer resources to get out of a tight financial: they are more indebted and have less access to employment insurance. When you add to this equation a double crisis of accessibility and affordability that has persisted in the rental market, you see looming on the horizon, a significant increase in homelessness shelters which are already seeing the signs, “s ‘worried Hébert, author of the note.

If this increase in homelessness is particularly evident in Montreal, other regions suffer the consequences of the crisis. In Abitibi, for example, the vacancy rate is less than 1% for three years, well below the breakeven price of 3%. “This situation is due to the inability of private sector housing to adjust to cyclical resource industries, which is dependent Abitibi. Nobody wants to construct buildings to see them empty in five years when the mining or forestry experience a contraction. Accordingly, the government must provide compensation for disability market and to build or subsidize housing which will both address the current housing crisis, but also to house people who lost their jobs in tough economic times “ahead, Eve Lyne Couturier, author of the note socio-economic.

Our purpose is to give each cake an original design for each client, according to their tastes and preferences, so it performs a process of designing and sketching. Thanks to your preference, the demand for our designs is growing, because of this we ask them to request contributions of cakes at least three weeks prior to the day of the event to ensure its place. The minimum charge in cakes is $ 2,000 Mexican pesos for a cake of 15 to 20 servings. The cost of the cake depends on the complexity of the design and number of servings.

This is “Case” Loredana Sweets: nothing more. There is no “sense of duty” or “sense of responsibility” in his choice of candidates – the first – and in his choice to place elsewhere – now: Sweets choose just to be with the political actor that perceives stronger and more – for accreditation – it is as noisy as possible and in its intentions, in the most harmful way for ” The Rainbow Left “. Willingly leave to others this old and trasformistico way of doing politics is yet another innovative act Pd? Chooses so sweet because he has lost the internal battle in his party and put this path in front of the building Emilia-Romagna and left the country: just in a stage where should be suspended domestic issues to spend all resources and energies in the election campaign. There are many reasons to rate the “Left the Rainbow” on 13 and 14 April. From today Loredana Sweets is unwelcome guest and a body permanently alien to our political and electoral proposal: a reason more to support ‘the Rainbow Left.

Over the period 1994 – 2002, the overall growth of employment is higher in the provinces of Namur (22%) than in Wallonia (+ 7.9%), with more developed tertiary home (80.6% cons 76.4% in Wallonia). If the service sector has a “symbol” in our province, it is the same business small and medium sized (- 50 workers), representing over 96% of all businesses established here.

Towards self employment the service also happens in the head (65.8%), while the position primary and secondary sectors has declined over the times. From 1994 to 2002, self-employment has also increased slightly in the province (+ 2.3%) while it remained stable in Wallonia (- 0.5%).