The Ministry of Infrastructure, Housing and Urban Development has decided to open up the sale of 49 plots under state ownership they received from the Veshi Fahi Malé Programme on Sunday.
An announcement from the ministry reads that under the regulation in selling designated state-owned plots from the Veshi Fahi Malé Programme, they have presented the opportunity to interested plot beneficiaries and owners of adjacent plots in selling them.
Plots being sold
- 21 plots from Maafannu.
- 10 plots from Machchangoalhi.
- 8 plots from Galolhu.
- 9 plots from Henveiru.
- 1 plot from Villimale'.
The regulation for plots under the Veshi Fahi Malé Programme, which was held 16 years ago in 2011, that came under the ownership of the state was publicized on 28th June 2021. According to the regulation, interested plot beneficiaries and owners of adjacent plots who want to make a purchase from 49 plot options will have the opportunity presented to them on Sunday, said the ministry.
The plots are being sold for MVR 2,000 per square foot.
The announcement from the ministry states that they have announced the sale of 21 plots from Maafannu, 10 plots from Machchangoalhi, 8 plots from Galolhu, 9 plots from Henveiru and 1 plot from Villimale'. The size of the plots range between 28 square feet and 180 square feet.
The ministry said interested parties who want to purchase plots from the Veshi Fahi Malé Programme that came under state ownership can fill out and submit the regulation form and required documents to the ministry before 8th December, 2:00 pm.
The regulation form for the sale of plots under the program and chart of the plots being sold will be available on the ministry's website and from their reception from Sunday onward.
The Ministry of Infrastructure, Housing and Urban Development has previously as well sold plots from the Veshi Fahi Malé Programme that went under state ownership. Under the Veshi Fahi Malé Programme, flats are allocated to those who have plots under a certain size. The programme began during former President Mohamed Nasheed's government, where plots and flats from Hulhumale' were given on the condition people relinquish their plots in Male' to the state.
