AT FIRST LOOK, the housingproject at Constant, St George, seems stalled.
Much of the area yesterday was overgrown with bush, some of it encroaching on a few of the unfinished houses.
However, National Housing Corporation (NHC) general manager Lanette Napoleon-Young said in a telephone interview that the project would be completed “in a few months”, adding there was no “mystery” to it.
“That [housing project] is a joint effort between the NHC and our partner CLICO [Property Development Inc.]. We are in the process of completing it as we speak; there is no mystery to it, and we will be finished in a few months,” she said.
Napoleon-Young said the NHC was awaiting the installation of electricity and, once that was done, the contractors and road works contractor would finish up.
‘No mystery’
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