Over 7,368 lots and 2,705 Housing units will become available for purchase around Fiji and the Housing Authority wants to hear directly from potential customers about their specific housing needs and expectations.
Marketing and PR Manager Shirley Tagi said this includes issues of affordability and other challenges faced by low to middle income earners who want to own their own home.
Tagi said they are doing a survey and have eligibility forms available for people, as they want to accurately design and develop affordable residential housing and land for individuals and families in Fiji.
Tagi said as results for the survey come in, the Authority will move quickly to develop resident lots for over 1,000 families in Tacirua East, 400 families in Matavolivoli, Nadi and over 5,000 families at the new Waila city project.
Forms can be available from Authority offices in Suva, Valelevu, Nadi, Lautoka and Labasa or online at www.housingfiji.com.fj
Over 7,368 lots, 2,705 Housing Units available
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