Time to keep calm

Hi everyone,

Its a long time since we've posted a contribution but have watched everyone's messages with interest. Thank you.

We are buying through D Robinson and last visited in January.

Regarding the Habitation License we came away then with the impression that it would be March and although the delay of 3 years is exceedling frustrating its issue should be the catalyst to address many of the outstanding matters relating to completion.

It is probably wrong to direct criticisms of Jale at Ammex.  

When Ammex start receiving subscribtions from all of us as we complete and start occupying the apartments they will be able to respond directly to concerns regarding the standards of the gardens,childrens play area, pools etc. I think it is looking tired and unkept at the moment because 3/4 or more of the develpoment is empty pending issue of the Habitation License. 

I think the standard of finish, particularly in the apartments, is poor and whilst unacceptable, can be snagged and corrected but structurally I believe they are sound. The footpaths are independent of the building and can and should be put right.

I am neither an optimist or pessimist but feel that after all this time we are nearly there. We should continue to push for  a legally habitable development, then push Jale to put right all individual and common snags ,and then push Ammex into creating grounds and gardens with an ambience that befits the first class development we all subscibed to 5 years ago.....!

See you all by the pool in the summer......!!!!

 

Hi,

Its good to get other peoples opinions [it shows you can be bothered ] I agree with some of what you say.

A couple of points I dont agree with is why do we have to get Ammex to get the place in a nice condition once Jale have sold there apartments and gone, Ammex can do this  for us but it will be with OUR money and I dont see why we should have to pay to put right shoddy work  and tatty gardens etc.

You say once the licences are issued and the development fills it wont look so tired and worn but surely with hardly anybody there to make a mess etc it should be in prestine condition now  {just look at the complex higher up the road } But as I said in my last post I am hopeful of the new man sent to sort out the problems.

Believe me all I want is what was promised to us all and I dont think we should accept anything less. It will be interesting to hear how Blanco gets on later this month, at least we will know if they have started putting the problems right.

See you by the pool.

lets get real here the security are old men,the grounds look cheap and nasty,the fencing is a disgrace and is an accident waiting to happen check it out by the pool at the far end where there is a 10 ft drop ! dont lean to hard you have been warned!!! the dirt which i assume should be grass will soon be in the pool! if you just want to sunbathe by pool near clubhouse be sure to take a towel as you have to walk under showers to gain entry !!! the paths and walls have very large cracks by club house,which was built first so im sure the rest will follow!!! im frightened to think what might happen to appartments that alledgedly had foundation probs as when builder dug down he hit water!!!!.

Unfortunatlly I have to agree with you.

You say in your other post you were out there recently and didnt see any builders, when were you there.We were there for the meeting {a couple of weeks ago } and no builders were in sight { hence my questions to Jale at the meeting } I was hopung the builders would have well started by now