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Imported to the United States from Spain, Jai-Alai is hard to describe. It's much better to watch.
The sport is now well beyond its glory days. It's rise and fall can most likely be linked to Mafia connections and the rise of Native American casinos in Connecticut.
Currently, all that is left are some devoted hardcore fans and empty buildings that dot the state. But now that Whitey Bulger has been found, maybe the sport can flourish again.
As we said before, we're currently working on a creative project about Jai-Alai in Hartford. If you or anyone you know has past connections to Jai-Alai or access to any of the current Jai-Alai buildings, please let us know.
My father and I were just speaking about Jai-Alai in Hartford over Thanksgiving. He remembered going a few times with some friends while they were all in college. According to my dad, the games were always fixed and players would just drop balls sometimes without even really trying to cover it up to make it look like an accident. He said it was good times though.
ReplyDeleteI worked there for the first two years of its operation, 1976 and 1977. I ran one of the two trifecta box machines in the fronton.
DeleteI was hooked on the game for years, was lots of fun but never the same after the players strike in 88. Then the casinos killed them off
DeleteIt was the "Berenson Jai Alai Fronton".
DeleteWhere is/was the Hartford Jai-Alai building?
ReplyDeleteWhere the Carmax is now on Weston St. in Hartford
DeleteI'm pretty sure that Hartford Jai-Alai was down near where the Expo Center is now.
ReplyDeleteYes, the Expo Center used to be BJ's Wholesale Warehouse, and Hartford Jai Alai was in the building that now houses CarMax.
DeleteAnother burned out, crap building is in it's place.
Deletehttp://www.nytimes.com/1995/09/04/nyregion/hartford-mulls-slot-machines-to-rescue-jai-alai.html?pagewanted=all&src=pm
ReplyDeleteI won't be much help, but I did go to one jai-alai game. What I recall was that the ball moved so quickly it was next to impossible to see. The seats were closer than I'd have imagined so that made it a bit more exciting. Since I was a broke student at the time I didn't gamble, so I wasn't particularly invested in the event. I did see a very drunken, and/or/drugged Elvis Costello in the Jai-Alai Center back in the late 70's I think.
ReplyDeleteWe saw George Clinton and P Funk at Hartford Jai Alai maybe 10 years ago. Was crazy terrible sound in there (imagine mind-bending decibels in a racquetball court, for reference.)
ReplyDeleteMy friends and I went to Berenson's quite a bit. I loved it -- even have a few cestas in my office, a friend and I practiced in the basement of a church in Hartford (can't remember which, I only went a couple times, I'll ask him next time to I talk to him). I was a low-stakes wagerer and really just enjoyed watching with my friends. (Well, ok, the wagering did make it more interesting.)
ReplyDeleteMy posts about jai-alai (or mention it in passing) are here.
My dad would really be the guy to talk to. He used to go quite a bit and told some interesting stories about the shadier side of the business ...
Me and my boy wore shirts I was God he was zilla .we would hitchhike to Milford to play on the amateur court 6 hours there the betting at milford
DeleteI wish I could have seen Hartford. We are lucky to still have Jai Alai here in Orlando. Feel free to check out my site dedicated to the sport of Jai Alai ... http://www.merryfestival.com/
ReplyDeleteYou should have come up to CT when Milford, Bridgeport and Hartford were still open. Nothing left now. Milford has been replaced with a Lowes and Hartford with a CarMax. The Bridgeport Fronton is still standing, not sure what they use it for now. It was turned into a dog track. To bad that the Casinos got the monopoly on the slot machines and put the Frontons out of Business.
DeleteThey had a "celebrity" competition back in the WPOP days, when I had all that hair and 'stache. (Late '70s.) Trust me, having a "good arm" has nothing to do with being able to fling that pelota.
ReplyDeleteBy the way, I also saw Steve Martin play to a sell out crowd at the Hartford fronton when he was the hottest standup in show box.
I was at that Steve Martin show too! I remember him making fun of being separated from the audience by the chain link wall. He closed the show with "King Tut" as I recall, which was all the rage at the time. Good times, good times...
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ReplyDeleteMy friends and I went to Hartford Jai-Alai numerous times in the mid-'80s. I wasn't much of a betting man, but was fascinated by the game and the crowd. Unfortunately, as at many gambling institutions, the attendees looked like they were spending their last few dollars on the sport. The only player I recall is Urquiaga, who one of my buddies nicknamed "Urq the Jerk." He was the best player, but as someone mentioned above, he threw many games. A few of my friends went to the Milford fronton to take lessons, and get their own cestas. I'm curious to know what your creative project entails.
ReplyDeleteI remember going on Thursday nights. They had 25 cent or 50 cent beers and hot dogs. I tend not to believe all the comments about throwing games, although it was a common accusation. I think the problem with jai alai is that it is hard to drop the ball with any kind of grace, so it looks intentional.
ReplyDeleteI just heard of Jai-Alai a couple of days ago, while researching sports for a project I have to do for my spanish class, and it seems like it's a pretty interesting sport... I still am not very clear on the rules of the game. Anyone know a site or video that would be helpful?
ReplyDeleteI can tell you all you need to know about Jai alai if you get in contact. Its a great sport. All we have up here in CT now is an Amateur court in Berlin,CT. You might want to google that. They have a live feed on the court when they are open so you can see the guys out there playing. Not sure how much they charge to get out there on the court, but I'm sure the website will tell you when you look it up.
DeleteBuddy Berenson ran a great fronton and brought the best players in from all over the world Remen. playing in the middle of the innovative 3 player team games was a blast to watch as he fired a scalding kill shot. From Gerney climbing the wall to Fausto running the table Hartford Jaialai was the biggest bang you could get for your paramutual wagering buck.
ReplyDeleteYou are right that Berensons' Hartford Jai-Alai had the best players in the World. Cachin, Remen, Mendi, etc. regularly beat Milford and Bridgeport in the inter-fronton championships!
DeleteGreatest sport ever would give up watching the 4 big ones forever just to go to a afternoon -evening performance
DeleteI remember watching some of the best jai-alai players in the world in hartford.I was only a young teenager and was lucky enough to get exposed to it as a kid.My parents would bring me and i was able to get to know some of the players.Friends and i would play anywhere we could and some days we would play from sun up to sundown.At fifteen hartford jai-alai offerd a school for kids and i was able to join. James an american player was my coach and have lifetime memories from that program.One of my playing partners Steve, witch we won the tournement together went on to play professionaly at milford. Jai-alai was fun to watch, fun to play and wish the casinos never came to connecticut, for i belive was the main reason why they all closed for good. Thank god there is a place in berlin ct to play and still keep the legacy still going in new england. Thank you Matt,and anyone who is interested in jai-alai go to see matt for lessons; or just to throw the ball around.
ReplyDeleteHi: I worked for Hartford Jai Alai for 13 years and I also played the game all those years. It is the most exciting game I have ever played. Met a lot of players and was good friend with quite of few of them, to mention a few there was Arriaga, Roland, James, Gerny, Mendi, Jose, Said. To this day I still think of my Jai-Alai years. Would like to mention as a worker for Jai-Alai, amateur player is something that will stay with me forever.
ReplyDeleteI also worked at Jai-Alai both in CT and FL and those were the best years of my life. There was a group of us who traveled between CT and FL working at their Frontons and we do not regret it. We were a big family. Unfortunately those days are gone but the happy memories have lasted.
DeleteMark there was a fellow named “Davor” that worked the lower level beer stand for years. He also went to Florida to work at Ocala during off season. Do you remember him?
DeleteI remeber Urquiaga, he was tall, fast, and a winner, I think that he retired and lived in South Windor/Manchester. I used to bet on him and made a lot of money.
DeleteHartford Jai Alai will always be etched in many peoples hearts ....from the first time I say the game I fell in love with it ,,,,nothing compares .... And if you still wanna see some great Jai Alai played in ct come down to Matt's place also known as ct amateur Jai Alai we have many pros that still play and it is awesome to watch....or play ....if you need more info please call and let's keep the dream alive ...if anyone out there has an extra 20 million or so to build a knew fronton please I know many people that wanna give up on the casino and wanna go back to Jai Alai... I hate what the casinos did to Jai Alai....to bad Hartford had it all Jai Alai ....the whalers ...semi pro football....knw all we got is uconn uconn ucon ,,,,and there glory days are gone too... Soon there will be no sports ...just singing and daning competitions because every thinks they can sing and dance ....
ReplyDeleteJai-Alai days were the happiest days of my life. I have worked at both Jai-Alai and the Casinos and although I enjoyed working at both places Jai-Alai employed fewer people and we were more like a family there. I wish but do not think Jai-Alai would be profitable on Tribal land. MGM in Las Vegas built one at their Casino and when I attended it they had only 100 people in attendance. It did not last long. They wanted to build one in Henderson Nevada but it fell through. They built one in Texas a few years ago but it was not popular.
DeleteI went Hartford Jai Alai alot when I was in my late teens - early 20s. I remember the players were on strike which lasted a few years. So the replacement players were there for awhile. James was the best of them. Then there was Paul, Durango, a few others I can't remember. When the strike ended and the real players came back (Gerny I remember was one) it was interesting to the see the difference in talent.
ReplyDeleteI went to see 3rd Bass at a concert there. Someone ulled a knife in the crowd and stabbed someone. The concert never happened and I never got my money back.
You can thank the players strike for the demise of jai alai. When Foxwoods opened most all of the hai alai bettors went to the casino where they found you didn’t have to wait 10 or 15 minutes to see if you won your bet. They liked the fast paced betting and soon forgot about jai alai which is why when the strike ended attendance was dismal at best. Sorry jai alai is gone, I watched it, bet it and played it.
DeleteI grew up in Windsor and as a kid went regularly with my drunk father to the fronton. Across the street moved in a few guys who were players when I was 12 or so. Nicest people you'd meet, and me and my brother would hang out with them a bit. But some/most games were fixed. It was like pro wrestling. Who ever was to win, won. My mother dragged me to see Sha-Na-Na there, it actually was fun, considering I was young and liked watching the show. Dorky 70's stuff.
ReplyDeleteIn any case Hartford has turned into a crap-hole. The entire state has gone in the toilet. So much so, I moved to Nevada to live. While others may think of it as a great state (CT). It's usually the ones who grew up in the 50's. manufacturing was booming, and it actually was a decent city. But the 80's came and greed took over, ran the who state down.
I can't see CT ever getting anyplace, nothing left to do, the cops are horrible to people, everyone is rude... If you ever have a chance to see the country, you will see that the most magnificent places are the Sierra Nevada and west. Dump CT, it's already dumped you.
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DeleteAh yes growing up in the 70s i used to go with my dad, it was really fun as we would bet win, place or show! thanks for the memories.
ReplyDeleteI went to Hartford Jai Alai in the mid eighties at least 50 times.While some of the games were suspect,the vast majority of them were legit.This was at a time when Hartford had the best roster in the world.Players who were stars at other frontons were playing the early games in Hartford. In it's heyday,it wasn't unusual to see 3,000 people on a weeknight.Business was already down when the strike took place,and they never recovered.The opening of Foxwoods was the final nail in the coffin.
ReplyDeleteI have to agree with you 100% on your comments. To bad that the strike lasted so long and the state giving the casinos the monopoly on the slot machines. It would have been nice if one of the states 2 casinos had built a new Fronton onto the Casino. It was a good time going to Hartford on a Saturday night and being part of the 3000. Guess all good things have to come to an end. Buddy Berenson you are missed!
DeleteI worked there 14 years and in the beginning they had a packed fronton every Thursday, Friday, and Saturday night. The land across the street had not been developed yet and cars would park there in the dirt lot because the Jai-Alai parking lot was full. No one loved Jai-Alai more than Buddy Berenson when he purchased it in 1981. To a lot of Jai-Alai workers we were a big family and experienced some of the best years of our life working there. We have a facebook page and get together yearly.
DeleteBuddy said that if the gave him Hartford Jai-Alai) ten (10) slot machines he could pay ALL his players and stay in business. That’s how much these things make. Our corrupted legislators refused per orders of the tribes I mean bribe’s.
DeleteI remember going just about everyday when it opened up I have a card signed by danny use to go out back for a smoke break with my niece and talk to the players card number 7 of 8 danny was one of the better players but I rember ther was something to do with the mob there was a big scandle I thought that's why it closed
ReplyDeleteYeah I'm a old die-hard bettor/patron of the Hartford Jai Alai Days of the late 70's&80's It was kool as
ReplyDeletea 16 yearold teenager you could get into the Fronton to watch the matches with a adult but if was of
course against the law to bet on the games.But most of the time you could get away with doing so.
As the years went by and I became of legal age in 1979 the drinking and adult legal age nationwide
was still 18 which was great! Down the road from Harford Jai Alai was a strip-club called Uncle Al's
so on the weekends I and a bunch of buddies I grew up with and worked with from Windsor Locks
and Enfield we would hit the fronton for some gambling in the early evening.Then Uncle Al's for
some Brews and some T & A ! It was for sure some good times back then growing up in the Hartford-Windsor Locks Area in the 70's & 80's. Along with seeing Ted Nugent at The Springfield, Mass Civic
Center in Concert when he recorded live at the show his hit song Stranglehold which went on his Double Gonzo Album 1976 The ticket cost was $6.50 all General Admission Tickets back then. Like I said those were the good old days!
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I was a player , judge ,and started out as the ball boy at Hartford Jai-alai who had the privilege of having the " world's finest roster" as Buddy Berenson put it. I was lucky enough to acquire ALL of Hartford jai-alai's office files on most players with all the pictures from construction through the 80/90's. Hartford "World" jai-alai was operated from 1976 to 1980 until Whitey Bulger had the owner knocked off along with several others because one guy who worked there told Whitey they could run a skim on the concessions. But the owner said no way and he died. Then Berenson bought the jai-alai from the then owners wife and it was called Berenson's Hartford jai-alai. Buddy's father is the person who bought jai-alai to the USA in Miami and for 2 years in NYC at the Hippodrome until they couldn't negotiate for any means of gambling .The ONLY way to get jai-alai back in CT would be to get casino owners to open one seeing as they would surely do well with just one fronton which all the people from surrounding states who love the sport and wagering style would support it and it would do well. They would Easily be able to once again have the finest roster as the FL jai-alai's are nearly all defunct in 2015. As for jai-alai being fixed , sure a few players over the years tried it but you have to get at least 3-4 teams/players to rig the game and the state watches all betting so good luck trying . I've noticed certain players who've been winning a lot tend to perhaps not play 100% against a buddy who just came off the injury list, but how can you blame them when 1/2 the audience is calling them every name in the book on a daily basis ? If you want to see several old hartford jai-alai pictures/programs ,etc. go to my facebook page jai-alai Heaven.
ReplyDeleteYou could possibly pay a player to not come in the money but it would be nearly impossible to fix a game so combination 8-1-7, 2-4-1, etc. would come in. Your $2. bet would get you 10-20 minutes of excitement whereas at the casino its gone in less than a minute!
DeleteWhat picts do you have of jai alai.. I'm a,big jai alai and truly miss it... thanks
DeleteI recall 25 cent beer and Hot dog night on Thursday back in the late 70s
ReplyDeleteit was fixed from the ownership on down. As someone who went many times in the 80's it wasn't hard to see the lopsided money loaded up on one player or team and they'd be one point away from winning and would intentionally fault on their serve (which is basically like playing catch, that's how easy it is to get a serve in). If the money on the board was balanced, that's when you'd see a good an exciting game played. Unfortunatey the silly strike for three years, the Bulger connection and finally the emergence of Foxwoods killed Jai Alai. But please don't tell me the games weren't fixed. It was blatant at times. Fatboy "Paul" still owes me a few hundred from my dried up quinella's he screwed me out of lol.
ReplyDeleteI used to work there as a "tote"(1978-1982), one of the guys that maintained the ticket machines.
ReplyDeleteIt wasn't "fixed", but around the end of each season, most players would "help" those players who didn't have allot of wins over the season. The players received bonus money for finishing win, place or show.
Also, if a player was getting married or something like that...bet on him! His friends always let him win to get the bonus. Other than those times, it was on the level.
I was also a tote.. 4th floor. It was great up there.As many have said we were like a family! Hey Rob it’s Bob.
DeleteGaming commission and FBI caught players fixing some singles games. They were easier to fix than doubles. Management was not in on it. Unusual payouts triggered the investigation. It was kept quiet and not released to the media. The players involved had to go to court and were put on trial.
ReplyDeleteCharola was a very bad boy!
DeleteI was a player , judge ,and started out as the ball boy at Hartford Jai-alai who had the privilege of having the " world's finest roster" as Buddy Berenson put it.
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as a teen i remember seeing it sneaking in underage buying old cestas in back then the strike and all my boys from agawam got in desimone lockwood eggleston longhy i miss playing greatest sport in world nothing beats 200 mph ball coming at you
ReplyDeleteMy friends and I used to drive from Newington a couple times per week in the late 80's. We were underage high school kids but somehow we paid our admission and they always let us in. Once we were inside, we were buying beers and making bets. It was a lot of fun and didn't really cost that much except for the few times I boxed numbers for the trifecta or superfecta.
ReplyDeleteHartford jai alai was the best.. the best part of it were the friends I met watching the sports.. I miss standing in the frontcourt and seeing the same people every night.. I miss those days
ReplyDeleteI recall .25 dogs and .25 beer on Thursday nights
ReplyDeleteI Remember Hartford Jai alai With Fond Memories and We used to Go All the Time and I Made Many Friends and a Raining Saturday Mattinee was the Best! I also Got to know some of the Players Personally, like Gerny, Mendi, Alberte, Larrea, Ispa, Arriagga, and Many More and All Great Guys! Then Gerny and Mendt, Bought a Bar in East Hartford CT, Called the Sports Page Cafe and then I Really Got To Know The Players and Great Guys They Are! Someone at the Bar Would Have To Much To Drink and Mention To the Players, the Word “Fixed” and They would Want To “Rip” Your Head Off! I was with these Guys All the Time and I Didn’t Think it was Fixed and These Players Took The Game Really Serious! I Will Never Forget That Time as it was so much Fun! We used to also Play Jai Alain’s with a Group of 20 or So Guys, and even Little Kids, Behind The Old Bradlees Building in East Hartford CT.
ReplyDeleteThe Pro Player “Steve” used to Play with Us, when He was a Little Kid and His Father Would always Be There and Watch! We Played Many Places and Kept Getting Kicked Out! We also, Played Behind Caldors In Newingington CT.and there was a Kid Named Ricky Who Grew Up and Turned Pro! We used to Play till the Wee Hours in the Morning and it was So Much Fun! After Playing, We Would Go Watch the Pros in Hartford and We Had a Blast!!! I Miss My Player Friends and My Fronton Friends and My Friends At The “Sports Page Cafe”! I Miss Those Days and It Almost Seems like a Dream, Playing Jai alai, Watching Jai alai, Having Jai alai Players as Friends and Even Living With One Of Them!
Thanx for the Memories! Stu
I love reading about everyone’s memories! My father was Larrea and the rest of the players were like family to me. Gerny was my sisters godfather. I also spent a lot of time at the Sports Page Cafe as a kid, my mom played for the softball team that they sponsored, so we were in there all the time. Jai alai in the 80’s was a special time for sure it’s too bad that the strike took as long as it did.
DeleteYour father was a great person and player from Markina like me.I don't want to mention your name but if your birthday is August 1st you are J a d if not you are C.You should know who I am.For the rest,is sickening that everybody thinks jaialai is fixed.I played 20 years and never saw anybody fix a game.Is just a very difficult game to play
DeleteI remember a jai-Alain player leaving the sport’s page hammered to go play. He had a perfect game about 2 hrs later.
DeleteUm...zulaica and boniguen beat remen and urquiga in at minimum 1 15point partido. Boniguen was insane in that partido...but agreed hartford was amazing. Best was bridgeport 81 82..bolivar..elorza...cachin...ondarru...egurbi at times...chasio...echave...castro 1..elu...echaburu
ReplyDeleteStill got the poster from that match on the wall. Bolivar Elora 524. 514 cashed lots of tickets didn't pay much but paid!!!!!!
DeleteMy dad got me fake id and i was going to milford and bridgeport when i was 15..16..17..lol. single point special sat night. Milford juaristi...hollywood. i rememember name larreau. Heres one for u chimela...has walked with that limp cause of a bad accident and from what im told churruca pulled him out of car. Inclan elorza partido vs 2 american guys u tube is great. I went to milford amatuer built after ymca had jai alai
ReplyDeleteBest jai alai in north east was bridgeport..milford 80 thru 83..after all bridgeport players left to go to a fronton in madrid it changed...that fronton never got off the ground. Unfort...the sport was a fad and casino action was where it was..free drinks..constant action..different games..slots..girls girls girls..tons of food. So in corona virus 2020 even the racetracks were struggling pre corona...sportscbetting is where it is once we get back....
ReplyDeleteMiami syndicate was playing numbers and figuring out numerical advantages and fixed games. Game is done now...its over 4 good. Doubt the games were fixed like people say...game takes crazy bounces...that guy from miami fromtcourtwrcwho now plays partidos is a monster....
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ReplyDeleteHartford Jai-Alai was indeed on Weston Street next to the post office and the jail, and on the corner was Howard Johnson's motel & restaurant that contained the very tiny Rum Keg Lounge that nevertheless had a stage and featured live bands for dancing. That was all that was on that street o car dealers yet) back in the late '70s-early '80s. I worked at that post office on the 11:30 p.m.-8 a.m. shift. and we used to go to the fronton a couple of hours before clocking in fairly frequently.
ReplyDeleteBought geramendi and his girl dinner when we left he had Pablo give me a couple of cestas .
DeleteHartford Jai-Alai was indeed on Weston Street next to the post office and the jail, and on the corner was Howard Johnson's motel & restaurant that contained the very tiny Rum Keg Lounge that nevertheless had a stage and featured live bands for dancing. That was all that was on that street no car dealers yet) back in the late '70s-early '80s. I worked at that post office on the 11:30 p.m.-8 a.m. shift. and we used to go to the fronton a couple of hours before clocking in fairly frequently.
ReplyDeleteBARTENDER AT RUM KEG IN 1979 I THINK WAS SAL, BUT THAT
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ReplyDeleteOk, do you remember this Hartford World Jai-alai’s announcer saying; “ now serving…in the black silks of number 5, the trickster from Spain…..ARTANO”?
ReplyDeleteNote: This was when the team catching the serve was allowed to take a huge gamble and run to the front court as soon as the server let go of the ball. Berenson Jai-Alai changed it that and made it a rule the receiving player had to wait for the ball to hit the wall. Also allowed the carom serve.but I think having to wait until the ball hit really lowered the excitement for me. It could be they just started enforcing an old rule too you players would know. You guys remember Asis? Saw him lay down 5 perfect serves (no possible return) in one of his many perfect games. My favorite player was Ereno, 4’10, a smaller version of Gerry but had the heart of a lion!
جايا الساحل الشمالى
ReplyDeleteعلى احد اجمل شواطئ الساحل الشمالي الخلاب يتربع واحد من أفضل المشروعات السياحية في مصر مشروع جايا الساحل الشمالى، شاليهات وفيلات صف اول على البحر والمناظر الطبيعية الساحرة، بأسعار ملائمة في متناول الجميع .
وتم بناء القرية على مساحة 300 فدان مباشر أمام ساحل البحر الأبيض المتوسط، صممها أحد أفضل المصممين في العالم، وتقع فى الكيلو 194 بمنطقة خليج رأس الحكمة، وقدمت شركة الأهلى صبور المطورة للمشروع مجموعة متنوعة من الخدمات والمميزات التى يتمناها الجميع دون الاحتياج لمغادرة القرية لاى اسباب .
موقع جايا الساحل الشمالي :
تمتلك قرية جايا الساحل الشمالي واحد من أفضل المواقع في الساحل على الإطلاق، فهى تقع فى خليج رأس الحكمة المعروف بجمال شواطئه الفيروزية الهادئة،ورماله البيضاء الناعمة والمناظر الخلابة التى تزيد من شعورك بالاسترخاء والاستجمام .
وتتميز قرية جايا الساحل الشمالي بقربها من قرية امواج التى تمتلكها الشركة، كما يفصلها ساعة واحدة عن مدينة العلمين بجانب قربها لـ عدة مشروعات مميزة منهم سيتى ستارز وماونتن فيو ولا فيستا سيتي.
اسعار ومساحات جايا الساحل الشمالي :
كما تقدم لك شركة الأهلي صبور للتطويرالعقاري مجموعة متنوعة من الوحدات ذات تصميم مميز وراقي، بجميع المساحات المطلوبه من صغرى وكبرى حتى تتيح لك اختيار ما يتناسب معك بكل حرية وسهولة .
وتختلف اسعار جايا الساحل الشمالى بشكل يتوافق مع جميع الظروف المادية للعملاء، مما يتيح لك العثور على الخيار المناسب لك ولعائلتك من ضمن العديد من البدائل المميزة، وجاءت على النحو على النحو التالي:
أسعار تبدأ من : 2.500.000 جنيه مصري .
مساحات تبدأ من : 91 متر مربع .
أنظمة التقسيط في قرية جايا الساحل الشمالي :
تقدم الشركة العديد من الأنظمة التي تناسب كل عملائها، حيث سعت لتوفير هذه الأنظمة بطريقة تمكنك من امتلاكنك في مشروعها بسهولة ويسر، اى كانت ميزانتيك، ومن تلك النظم التالي ..
5٪ مقدم و اقساط متساوية علي 9 سنوات بدون فوائد .
I got to play at Hartford during the summer of 1988 during the strike. I also played 2 seasons at Bridgeport. My memories of both places and my time as a player will last forever. Loved Both places and had a great time at Hartford on the same roster with James and Orbea.
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Went a number of times to the Hartford fronton in the '76-'78 time period. It was fun and putting money down sure does add to the excitement. One time four or five of us went and one of us won $1200 on a trifecta; he bought the pizza & beer after. Good times!
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We amateurs still play in Berlin, CT at Matt's place and its absolutely amazing group of people and Matt built an amazing fronton similar to Magic City and just past twelve years reunion with amazing Basque people and Americans together!
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