The Central Planning and Housing Authority (CH&PA) has introduced E– applications and submissions for land allocation for residential and commercial uses, the Housing and Water Minister, Collin Croal said today.
“So when before you had to travel from Essequibo or Berbice or Linden to get a status update on your application, now you can do that by just visiting the website and inputting your information. Additionally, we have established offices in Regions Two, Three, Five, Six, Nine and 10 where you can make enquiries about your allocation status,” he added.
Croal said that these systems are designed to reduce the challenges that existed before, adding that there is no need to seek the help of third parties to get a house lot.
“We are aware that there are still people who fall prey to unscrupulous individuals who are pretending that they are in some special position to ‘help you get a house lot’. We are also aware that those persons will ask you to pay them to help you get the lot. I want to say this you do not have to pay anyone to get a house lot. In fact, I’d like it if you can bring to our attention the names of persons who are offering to help you get the house lots,” he said during an allocation of some 800 houselots this morning on the East Bank of Demerara.
The Minister added, “Once your application is in, you are guaranteed to get one. Granted, it may take some time but as we have demonstrated these past months we are working quickly to ease the backlog.”
The website can be found by clicking this link: https://chpa.gov.gy/
