Grenada to provide low-income housing units to residents in Corinth

2025-08-01 17:36:05

Grenada: The Housing Authority of Grenada is all set to begin distribution of low income housing units in Corinth, St David. These units will be provided to the needy families across the constituency. According to the information, the financial institutions were notified of the availability of the legal documentation for the units on Monday. The officials further added that from March 19 to 22, between 9 am to 6 pm in Corinth, the following will take place:

Assigned units will be available for inspection for pre-approved clients (appointment for viewing required)
Clients can set up an appointment by contacting HAG’s main office
Inspections will be conducted in the presence of HAG officials
All queries by a client must be noted on inspection forms

In addition to this, the housing units will be distributed in the following order:

Corinth, St David
The Villa, St Patrick
Dumfries, Carriacou
Beausejour, St George
Diamond, St Mark

Meanwhile, from March 25 to 28, between 9 am to 6 pm, the inspection of units will be opened to other shortlisted applicants (appointment for viewing required). The client can set up an appointment by contacting the HAG head office. The Housing Authority of Grenada also added that the acquisition process of the Condominium is as follows:

Inspection and acceptance of unit
Signing of sale agreement
Preparation of conveyance by the legal team
Finalization of transition between financial institutions, HAG and legal team
Hand over of keys to the homeowner

Meanwhile, the inspections of units at the other locations will commence on the following days, Mondays to Fridays (9 am to 6 pm):

The Villa, St Patrick – April 2 onwards
Dumfries, Carriacou – April 2 onwards
Beausejour, St George – April 15 onwards
Diamond, St Mark – April 29 onwards

The Government of Grenada is passionate about improving the quality of life for citizens across the community and one of the ways they are doing this is by designing, constructing, and supervising the building of comfortable, adequate and durable housing. The first housing units were provided in 2020 and since then the government is working to provide the needy residents with the same.

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