the National Housing Corporation to sell some lots at the going market price.
was adopted in the 1990s. We have a mandate at the NHC to look after low income earners.
some lots at the going market price.
to help the poor," Kellman added.
Kellman argued that joint ventures were not always successful.
venture at Lancaster, St James, will record a little cost," Kellman said.
for lower income persons were not being sold at higher prices.
National Housing Catastrophe! Now you know why the "touted" Freedom Of Information act…willl take a loooooooong time to see the searching light of day. May we dare say, thank God and Bless all our David Ellises of the Fourth Estate…who – as was done so expertly yesterday- shredded the cloak of secrecy that hid this particular horrendous sore. Each, like a leech, sucking-up taxpayer's millions each month, …each feeding its own "army of occupation"…and elite masters.
One wonders if a particular mout going to be opened so regularly, in the future?
The National Corporation has provided hundreds of house lots to Barbadians, some not very needy, at five dollars a square foot. Why can't it provide lots at $35 dollars a square to foot to persons who can afford them?
I think that the corporation is being pro active.