Car Purchase

I am not able to find this out - but can anyone who has bought confirm approximately how many units have been sold @ OTCC including transfers? ACC people need to know to help consider this alternative.

I thought I saw somewhere that there was a capacity for 950 units.

I think everyone that has no ACC BG's (and even those with) face a difficult decision with lack of any progress by solicitors and the court system. We all must consider the OTCC option. The problem we all have is we would not trust any agent or Huma.

Does anyone know at what point Huma will start to build the units (not just foundation ditches/show homes). Have they agreed a plan that will form phase 1 or are they waiting to sell most units?

If they have a phase 1 plan - then surely in these times they will want to be sure that they have virtually fully sold it out- so the number in phase 1 is critical.

The worry in considering OTCC is not only BG's - but also that major building will not happen as promised - due to lack of sales. Any developer in this property slump will not proceed in the time promised without enough deposits.

John

 

at the moment John, they only have permission to build 32 dwellings and the land is still at the moment rustic but i am confident it will be all fully legal soon, just waitng for huma to get back with the info requested.

By rustic do you mean agriculture ?  

If it is agriculture not building do thay have permission to build or not ?

Is it fully legal ?

Whilst I wish that this was an option I could get excited about the posts on EOS throw a spanner in the works every so often !!

Rustic land - isn't that what ACC was being built on?  And is that not why the build is illegal?

Jethro - ahs your solicitor confirmed that the land is rustic? It seems that he was going to look into this as he said in his e-mail ' it appears to be rustic'. My understanding is that the land is the site of a former aerodrome and was not used for farming. Any news from your solicitor on this ?

hi martin, rustic does not necessarily mean farming land it just means it is not urbanised land (yet) as yet my lawyer is still awaiting a reply from huma"s lawyers, huma have phoned me 2 days in succesion now asking if i have returned the reservation contract and i have told them we have been advised not to sign until my lawyer obtains the info he needs to allow us to sign, i will post as soon as i have any info, i was told today that huma have nearly finished 2 of the show houses.

Everyone who follows this post knows that I am an ACC buyer [ no BG] who has changed to OTCC.....to get a BG .....but like the location

So just a reminder!

I have just picked up this post from another Forum....hope the poster does not mind me doing a copy & post
But I think it may be of interest to us all

Also I am going to Spain on 4th June so hope to see the show houses and will takew photos
This is the post 

I had some interesting phone conversations today with Huma regarding OCC that I will share.  My position is that I have decided to transfer to OCC from ACC but am delaying signing my reservation contract until I feel sure that the project is legal and building has commenced in earnest.  This is what Huma explained/told me in list format:
2 show homes are completed and photos available to anyone who wishes to see.
They have planning permission to build on the whole site.
They have to submit plans and details of each planned manzana to the town hall in order to get some other 'licence' to build - thought to be a formality.
Initially they submitted these plans for manzana 1 & the apartments area and a licence was granted - I think that this might be the 32 houses that I've seen referred to.
Last week they submitted plans for manzana 2 (Aromas), manzana 3 (Tarifas) and manzana 4 (Cabo de Gata) - They expect the licence to be issued next week.
They will submit plans as they get reservations as they may need to change house styles depending on customer demand.  I believe manzana 4 has been changed due to the high demand for Cabo de Gata villas.  Also this licence application costs 30,000 Euro per time so they wait until they just about fill the manzanas.  They really don't see this as a big issue.
Full contracts only started going out last week so noboby has yet been issued with BG's.
They are telling people that the BG may take 30 to 40 days after contract signing.  This is because they are using an insurance company new to Huma and basically they are not sure how long they will take.
They are working with the insurance company to see if there is any way for clients to have or see a BG prior to signing (possibly on the strength of a signed reservation contract)
That's about all I can remember, so please take it as you wish.  For myself, I will be expecting news next week regarding the issuing of this other licence and do feel a bit more positive following the conversations - maybe 'm a sucker for a story. 

1 the licence mentioned is I presume in our terms' getting building regulations and final detailed planning approval for each plot- Licencia de obras

2 An ACC buyer > OTCC has posted on this site that they have their guarantee

3 I await mine but have been told that my Tarifa will be ready June 2009 [ give or take 2 months]

To me this is positive.....but you all have to make your own minds up  

And....if you do have a BG at ACC ....you have other options in the current market.......some good buys in 2008!



This message was last edited by rowlandsbb on 5/29/2008.