Prospective homeowners at the upcoming De Endragt Phase Two housing scheme on the East Coast of Demerara received their first look at the community during a Block Identification and virtual tour led by Housing and Water Minister Hon. Collin Croal. The initiative aims to enhance transparency, address concerns about access, and keep future homeowners informed about the progress of their allocated lots.

Minister Croal was joined by engineers and surveyors from the Central Housing and Planning Authority, contractors, and representatives from Guyana Water Inc. Their goal was to provide a tangible understanding of the significant work being done to transform virgin land into vibrant communities.
“This is something new we have introduced because we are faced with questions about access,” stated Minister Croal. “We started this initiative to keep you updated on the developments at De Endragt Phase Two.”

The Block Identification initiative addresses the often-complex and lengthy processes of land allocation and infrastructure development. Croal emphasized that these direct engagements aim to bridge the information gap and foster a greater sense of confidence and ownership among beneficiaries.
He highlighted that 734 lots are currently being developed at De Endragt Phase Two, part of a staggering 19,000 allocations made across the East Coast. Notably, Region 4 has seen the development of 30,000 new lots.
“Developing these areas from scratch presents unique challenges, particularly concerning access, but we are working to ensure these issues are addressed,” he added.
During the tour, allottees observed extensive work underway to lay vital infrastructure, which includes roads, utilities, public open spaces, schools, health facilities, and other essential social amenities.
With an investment of $3 billion and the involvement of six contractors, the first phase of infrastructure development at De Endragt Phase Two is projected for completion in November of this year.
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