Delays and Unsold Houses in the North Shore: What's Going On?

If you are following the real estate market in the Northern Coast, you might have noticed that no new houses have been listed this month. This is unexpected, as developers had previously promised to present one new house each month.

The reason for this delay is the accumulation of unsold properties in the previous listings. Unfortunately, exact data on the current sales status of these properties is available only through direct contact with the sales office. At the moment, this information remains inaccessible to the general public, causing some inconvenience for potential buyers.

According to information from social media of the Northern Coast (NC), significant attention is currently being devoted to completing the roads and the houses that have already been handed over. However, detailed information about their current condition is limited, especially concerning the second quarter, where the first two houses have already been put up for sale. Yet, the exact state of construction work in this section remains unknown.

Regarding the handover of keys for the first homes, we expect this to happen in the coming days. These homes, also known as Parklands, were originally scheduled for completion in February, but in reality, they were handed over later, without finished facades and yard areas. The latest available photo from May 20 shows the facades still incomplete.

This situation raises concerns about the transparency of the construction process. Why are the sales being delayed, and what are the real deadlines for completion? Answers to these questions are crucial for anyone planning to purchase property in North Shore.

In summary, the delay in listing new homes in North Shore is due to accumulated unsold units in previous phases and ongoing construction work. The next anticipated event is the handover of keys for the first homes, despite the delays and unfinished facades.

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