Belarusian Families Face Housing Crisis: Appeal to President After Developer Debts Halt Construction

MINSK, Belarus – Fifty Belarusian families are facing a dire housing crisis after their investments in residential apartments at the K1 complex in the village of Kopishche were jeopardized by the suspension of construction and the subsequent arrest of the property due to developer debts. The families collectively invested approximately 3 million rubles into the project, only to find themselves in a critical situation with their homes unfinished and their funds at risk. In a public appeal, a spokesperson for the group stated that their previous attempts to seek recourse from regional executive committees, the prosecutor's office, and even the Presidential Administration have yielded no tangible results. "Our appeals to the regional executive committee and the prosecutor's office, as well as the Presidential Administration, have brought no results," the spokesperson said. "Officials limited themselves to replies or recommendations to join the queue of creditors, knowing that this is a dead end for us." The families emphasized that an auction scheduled for July 22nd represents their "last frontier" to save their investments. They expressed deep concern that if the property is sold without encumbrance, their families will be left without housing and burdened with significant debts. In a direct plea, the group called for the personal intervention of "Alexander Grigorievich," whom they view as the "guarantor of our constitutional rights." They stated, "Only you can save us, for we have lost all hope for justice. Help us get our meters." The families are holding onto the hope that presidential intervention will prevent them from losing their life savings and their prospective homes. This situation highlights ongoing challenges within the real estate development sector and the vulnerabilities faced by individual investors when projects encounter financial difficulties. The outcome of this appeal and the impending auction will be closely watched by those affected and the wider public.

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Застройщик обещал бизнес-апартаменты под Минском, а оказалось — паркинг. Обману…

Участок относится к производственной зоне, где жилое строительство запрещено.

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Застройщик обещал бизнес-апартаменты под Минском, а оказалось — паркинг. Обману…

Участок относится к производственной зоне, где жилое строительство запрещено.