MANY HAVE BEEN completed and painted; others are awaiting their coat of one of the bright hues that adorn their neighbours, while some are still at foundation stage.
But nature has reclaimed all but a few of the lots at the National Housing Corporation’s Parish Land, St Philip housing project.
Thick, tall grass hides many of the 120 houses in a project that was launched more than four years ago by then Minister of Housing Michael Lashley.
In quite a number of cases, creeping vines have made their way into the verandah and up the front door as if trying to find a way in.
Mildew and water marks adorn many while rotting boards are evident on others. (HLE)
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