Government seeks developers for 10,000 flats on Hulhumalé
The housing ministry on September 17 opened up a call for proposals for 7,120 social housing units and 3000 medium-end housing units on the newly reclaimed land on Hulhumalé.
20 Sep 2015, 9:00 AM
The government of the Maldives is seeking developers to build 10,120 flats on the reclaimed island of Hulhumalé.
The housing ministry on September 17 opened up a call for proposals for 7,120 social housing units and 3000 medium-end housing units.
The flats will be located on the newly reclaimed 230 hectares of land on Hulhumalé. The ambitious housing venture is aimed at easing congestion on capital Malé, among the world’s most densely populated cities.
The proposals are to be evaluated by a ministerial committee.
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