More Than 15,000 Housing Allocations to Come in Binveriya Phase II

State Minister Akram Kamaluddin announced that over 15,000 housing allocations will be made in the second phase of the Binveriya housing project, including 4,500 plots and 6,000 flats in Hulhumalé. President Ibrahim Mohamed Solih promised housing for those living in Malé for over 20 years, with 19,000 people receiving land and 16,000 flats. 8,000 flats will be built in Hulhumalé, with 4,000 contracted to India's Kalpataru Projects International Limited for MVR 2.5 billion. Fahi Dhiriulhun Corporation Limited is constructing 32 18-storey towers, nearly complete. The government aims to have residents move in before the end of the presidential term.

State Minister Akram Kamaluddin announced that over 15,000 housing allocations will be made in the second phase of the Binveriya housing project, including 4,500 plots and 6,000 flats in Hulhumalé. President Ibrahim Mohamed Solih promised housing for those living in Malé for over 20 years, with 19,000 people receiving land and 16,000 flats. 8,000 flats will be built in Hulhumalé, with 4,000 contracted to India's Kalpataru Projects International Limited for MVR 2.5 billion. Fahi Dhiriulhun Corporation Limited is constructing 32 18-storey towers, nearly complete. The government aims to have residents move in before the end of the presidential term.

State Minister Akram Kamaluddin announced that over 15,000 housing allocations will be made in the second phase of the Binveriya housing project, including 4,500 plots and 6,000 flats in Hulhumalé. President Ibrahim Mohamed Solih promised housing for those living in Malé for over 20 years, with 19,000 people receiving land and 16,000 flats. 8,000 flats will be built in Hulhumalé, with 4,000 contracted to India's Kalpataru Projects International Limited for MVR 2.5 billion. Fahi Dhiriulhun Corporation Limited is constructing 32 18-storey towers, nearly complete. The government aims to have residents move in before the end of the presidential term.

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