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Originally Posted by redangel7861
I have had a conversation with the developers this morning.
I have expressed my concerns and those of others with regards to the hike in price as a result of the communal charge. The developers have taken this on board and have stated that nothing is set in stone and they are willing to listen on the community charge issue and other issues we as investors may have with regards to the development.
I have a meeting with the directors of Hania in Central London next Thursday the 17th of April. In this meeting I will be highlighting my concerns. If anyone else would like me to put forward their concerns on the development then please PM me any questions you would like me to raise with them.
As stated, nothing is set in stone and the developers will take on board fully any concers that we have so that a solution can be found.
Regards
RED
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Jayzus
This is bad news. In my opinion Hania was slightly highly priced anyway, but I figured the quality, location and potential resale value commpensated for that. As no mention had been made of "public areas" I (perhaps naively) assumed it was all in the price. If the price per meter of the apartment itself is, in effect, going up, I will have to consider whether it's worth proceeding.
Perhaps we're paying the cost of the alterations they're implementing. Time to start keeping one eye open for other opportunities while we see what happens with Hania.
You can certainly tell them you're speaking for me on this particular issue, Red.
And here's me jumping through hoops to get money released in time...