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The reason, according to La W, would be that some construction companies are concerned that this could increase the cost of new housing.
According to them, this is because the policy should be paid for by buyers, which could be inconvenient at a time when the Government seeks to encourage sales of these properties.
However, Carlos Varela, technical vice president of Fasecolda, told that same station that the amount to be deferred would not be entirely significant compared to the average value of the housing installments “If it were to be transferred to 15-year installments”, remaining at about 10,000 pesos per month.
Varela explained that The idea of the policies is “to protect the buyer for 10 years from the moment the building is delivered due to the risk of ruin generated by errors in the designs, poor quality of the materials or deficiencies in the soil ”.
Consulted by that same medium, one of those affected by the Space tragedy regretted the issue and said that this means that “we are at the mercy of the builders’ ethics”.
The tragedy of Space remains without repair
Last October 12 marked the 7th anniversary of the tragedy in which 12 people died when tower 6 of the apartment complex located in the El Poblado sector collapsed around 8:20 at night.
From that moment, the ordeal began not only for the relatives of the victims, but also for the other inhabitants of the complex, who had to abandon their apartments. In addition, they initiated actions for the CDO construction company to respond to what happened, since the rest of the apartments had to be demolished later.
El Tiempo pointed out that this year, out of 31 owners, “18 received a quota corresponding to 40 percent, while the remaining 13 did not negotiate as they considered that the price offered at that time was not adequate”, so they continue to wait for a arrangement.
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