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May 28, 2017 News
The Central Housing and Planning Authority is cautioning private contractors
participating in the Housing Solutions 2017 and Beyond Exhibition, that prices of housing units should fall within the category they agreed to construct.
The agency signed contracts with 14 private contractors to build housing units within three categories; Low, Moderate and Middle Income.
Below is a table outlining the category and square footage of the units. The Central Housing and Planning Authority is advising contractors that the prices of houses on display must be consistent with the categories they were contracted to build.
Some private contractors are actually selling the houses on site during the exposition. Reports reaching the CH&PA are that contractors are selling homes to the highest bidder than stick to the price range identified by the Housing Ministry. And people are actually outbidding each other.
This is done by the contractor indicating to the potential buyer that he has already one offer but he is prepared to accept a higher offer.
Category Square Footage
Low Income 600
Moderate Income 900 – 1400
Middle Income 1000 – 1400
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