The Housing Ministry released a revised 'Gedhoruveriya' flat recipient list identifying 1,820 eligible applicants, down from the original 4,939, and opened it for public complaints until the end of March. The ministry said work is ongoing to evaluate a further pool of 15,000 applicants.
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The first 4,000 units under this project were built in Hulhumale’ Phase II by the Fahi Dhiriulhun Corporation (FDC).
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It identifies 1,820 rightful recipients for the flats, as opposed to the original 4,939 deemed eligible under the previous list.
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It identifies 1,820 rightful recipients for the flats, as opposed to the original 4,939 deemed eligible under the previous list.
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the first batch of 4,000 flats under the scheme consists of 1,250 two-bedroom units and 2,750 three-bedroom units.
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the first batch of 4,000 flats under the scheme consists of 1,250 two-bedroom units and 2,750 three-bedroom units.
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To qualify for the two-bedroom flats, applicants needed a minimum of 73 points, while those applying for three-bedroom flats required a minimum of 76 points.
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To qualify for the two-bedroom flats, applicants needed a minimum of 73 points, while those applying for three-bedroom flats required a minimum of 76 points.
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The remaining three-bedroom flats were to be distributed through a draw among applicants who scored 75 points or more.
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Of these, 397 applicants qualified for the two-bedroom units, and 1,423 applicants were eligible for the three-bedroom units.
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Of these, 397 applicants qualified for the two-bedroom units, and 1,423 applicants were eligible for the three-bedroom units.
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The remaining flats will be allocated to other applicants from the pool of 15,000 who had applied but were not included in the original list.
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The new list, which has now been finalized, was released last Thursday after this verification process.
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The ministry has made it clear that the new list is open for public complaints until the end of March.
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The Anti-Corruption Commission (ACC) intervened, halting the issuance of flats as it investigated the allegations.
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the Housing Ministry received approval in February 2024 to proceed with the distribution, prompting a thorough verification of the original list.
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