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800 get house lots

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March 11, 2022
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Some 800 more Guyanese are now closer to homeownership, as the Ministry of Housing and Water on Friday hosted its first ‘dream realised’ house lot allocation for 2022 at the Providence National Stadium.

The moderate, middle and high income house lots were allocated in the Grove Diamond Block 1 Housing Development to citizens who have been waiting for years, the Department of Public Information reported. Ministers of Housing and Water, Collin D Croal and Susan Rodrigues delivered remarks at the event.

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