Buyers lodge complaint over unfinished condo project
Some 31 people who paid deposits on rooms in a luxury condominium project in Bangkok lodged a complaint Wednesday with the Department of Special Investigation.
The buyers accused the project owner of fraud, following four years of little progress on the building.
The buyers made statements and presented documentary evidence to show they had paid a total of Bt28 million in reservation fees and a fifth of the price of each unit to the managers of Instyle Estate Ekkamai Co Ltd.
Instyle had promised to erect the 23-storey building by this month, they said, but only a few pillars had been staked at the Sukhumvit 63 site since advertising for the project appeared in March 2005.
Deputy DSI directorgeneral Suchart Wonganantchai said the DSI would accept the case after verifying the buyers' claims.
The Nation
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