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"We have gone through the processes that are required and soon we shall complete the process,” said Mr Olanya. Properties manager Victor Odera urged the homeowners to be patient, warning homeowners not to follow up the matter with the firm and not the residents' association. "Any homeowner has the right to inquire on the registration of their property to the developer or its lawyers," said Mr Odera. On May 3, the residents wrote to the developer, Edermann, and their lawyers Simba and Simba expressing worries over the delay in processing subleases. "We are greatly concerned that registration of the sub-leases delayed, this has exposed some homeowners to great risks of penalties accruals for unpaid stamp duty, including denying homeowners the benefit of realising their investments in the event they desire to dispose of their properties,” the letter by Great Wall Gardens Athi River Homeowners Association said. The flats are built on a 30-acre parcel of land and were billed as affordable units for middle and lower-income earners. Currently, two phases have been completed and a third is underway.We are undertaking a survey to help us improve our content for you. This will only take 1 minute of your time, please give us your feedback by clicking HERE. All responses will be treated with the confidentiality that they deserve.



