Medical school & SSB reportedly ink MoU for housing @ Joe's Hill Manor Estate
It is unclear what exactly is included in the MoU; however, it is believed some of the apartments will be used to board overseas medical students and staff.
To date, 38 students have already been accepted to the campus, with 60 percent hailing from the United States, 35 percent from Puerto Rico, and the remaining five percent from various international locations. Two of the applicants are from the Virgin Islands.
PHSU will operate from the H. Lavity Stoutt Community College (HLSCC) campus in Paraquita Bay.
Efforts to get an official comment from both parties proved futile up to the time of publication.
More details to follow.
First-time Homeowners Programme
The development of the Joe’s Hill Manor Estate was initially a first-time Homeowners Programme with homes constructed on seven acres of hillside with views of commercial Road Town and the South Coast Harbour.
As part of the 7 acres of land, the housing community is made up of twenty-five (25) buildings: comprising fifty-two (52) residential units and one (1) commercial space.
Apartment units at Joe’s Hill Manor Estate are reportedly still available; however, many residents have complained about the cost to own one.
Prices, according to SSB, start at $275,900.
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22 Responses to “Medical school & SSB reportedly ink MoU for housing @ Joe's Hill Manor Estate”
look what became out the "affordable homes" instead them reflect on our crazy high bank interest rates them find another use for it to pocket some money. well at least it ain end up with a family or friend or patsy lake i guesssssss
So the first time home ownership gone in the dust. We'll, we'll. Our ppl suck salt while expats live like kings and Queens. I hope the politicians them go to them for their votes for ah aint voting for them.
Yes, people want to buy them BUT they cannot afford them.