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Check out the website at http://www.viva-almeria.com and follow the thread on the latest situation. It does not make very re assuring reading if you have bought there!
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Hi Rdl
I was on site last week. The offices have reopened, and I was told that Huma had received a phone call telling them that the licence would be issued very soon, but that they would only be able to restart building once they had started the access road. Viva – almeria is a slagging match at the moment, I prefer either this site or the owners area at almanzorarentals.com. Hope this helps.
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Check out the http://www.portalbox.net website. Some interesting about the whole “valley of Almanzora” development scenario. Could be decisions about licences are more than just a week away!
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See the http://www.viva-almeria website for the latest “legal”view on the latest situation at Almanzora.
Don’t think Huma will be getting the go-ahead for some time yet!!
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I bought at ACC October 2004 and have paid 3 instalments. My manzana was due for completion this June. Okay, so everything is on hold until the building licence is granted. This is Spain for God’s sake, and “most” developers go ahead without all the paperwork in place. Give it a few months and all will be sorted out. Huma have their reputation at stake and Parador certainly couldn’t afford to be featured on a TV programme such as “Holiday Homes from Hell”. If the worst comes to the worst (which it won’t) Huma will be in breach of contract and bank guarantees for money paid will be honored. I have friends in France and Germany who have bought at ACC through agents in their own country and none (at the moment) are overly perturbed by the present halt. They know all about Spain and the “tommorow, tommorow” culture and are prepared for a delay. They will not form action groups or whatever until Huma has categorically announced that they cannot continue with the ACC build. I was in Spain last week (20th to 27th Jan 06) and visited the Huma offices in Mazarron and spoke with the 2nd in command to head honcho Mr Vivancos. It is a very complicated situation and there are a lot of issues to be overcome. These issues are not necessarily concentrated on the Almanzora Country Club but on the General Plan for the Cuevas District of which the development is part, hence, it could take some time before the matter is resolved. I asked the Huma 2nd in command when he thought building at ACC would start again and his best estimate was April 2006. I believe him on this date, and have no other option but to hang in, be patient and wait.
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Have you bought at ACC, Mr Guest? I don’t think so. You never make a positive comment about anything on this forum. All you do is gloat, preach doom and gloom and hide behind the mask of being a “Guest”.
I don’t need luck and I certainly wasn’t given a ride by Huma. What are you babbling on about? A “ride?” Get a dictionary or else learn to type properly.
The latest news (not for your benefit, but for genuine ACC buyers) came yesterday from my 2 independent Spanish solicitors. Both have advised me that the regional government’s Urban Development Department for the Cuevas district is granting BL’s for the construction of 12,000 new properties. This is a dramatic cutback as various builders had applied for a total of 140,000 new properties. This is very good news for ACC buyers as Huma will be allocated 2,000 (of the 12,000) BL’s. Around 1,300 ACC properties have already been sold and the 2,000 figure is not far short of Huma’s original request. -
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