HDC and SeaLife housing scheme draws complaints
The flats were meant to be handed over before the end of 2018.
11 Aug 2018, 9:00 AM
People who bought flats in a Hulhumalé housing scheme have expressed concern after the developer did not answer questions over project delays, local media reported Saturday.
The five-year project between the Housing Development Corporation (HDC) and SeaLife Global was announced in 2014.
SeaLife Global is a joint venture between SeaLife Maldives and two Dubai firms. They entered into a contract with the HDC to develop 3,000 housing units and offices.
It was announced that between 800 and 1,000 flats would be completed within two years as part of the project’s first phase, with people shelling out MVR50,000 (US$3,191) a time on booking fees.
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