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Tensions Rise Between Blue Fountain Estate Residents and Developer

The Blue Fountain Estate Homeowners and Residents Association (BFEHORA) has raised alarming concerns regarding a deteriorating relationship with the estate’s developer, Blue Fountain Properties Ltd (BFPL). In a statement published on behalf of the community, BFEHORA expressed its commitment to representing the interests of homeowners amid what it describes as an increasingly troubling situation.

The association emphasizes its status as the sole legitimate body advocating for the residents of Blue Fountain Estate, which is also referred to as EFAB Metropolis Estate. According to BFEHORA, interactions with BFPL have significantly declined, leading to heightened concerns over critical issues such as safety, governance, and compliance with established regulations.

BFEHORA alleges that a systemic breakdown of law and order within the estate is tied to the developer’s actions. The association claims that BFPL, along with its affiliate Efab Properties Limited, has engaged in practices detrimental to residents’ rights and welfare. Specific grievances include what they term “flagrant breaches of contract,” a lack of financial transparency, and unauthorized alterations to public infrastructure within the estate.

“These actions have not only undermined the orderly management of our community but have also eroded the trust that residents once had in the developer,” stated a BFEHORA representative. The situation has reportedly escalated beyond simple administrative disputes, with residents expressing fears for their safety and well-being amidst the prevailing atmosphere of uncertainty.

BFEHORA has made numerous attempts to engage with the developer through formal channels, yet insists that these efforts have not led to any substantive resolution. As tensions mount, the association believes it is essential to bring these issues into the public eye, aiming for accountability and corrective measures.

The association underscored that its actions aim to safeguard the collective interests of homeowners, ensure adherence to contracts, and reinstate transparent management practices. BFEHORA has also called upon relevant government bodies and regulatory agencies to investigate these allegations and intervene to restore order and safety to the community.

As of the time of this report, Blue Fountain Properties Ltd has not publicly responded to the claims made by BFEHORA. Residents remain on alert, demanding urgent attention to their concerns from both the developer and governing authorities.

The situation continues to develop, and the community hopes for a swift resolution to prevent further deterioration of conditions within Blue Fountain Estate.

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