@dove44 Hello, may I ask for any update regarding your case?
I have a similar problem. I opted for deferred cash or through their in-house financing. I made the purchase in January 2022, and I was informed that the building was 95% complete. They initially promised turnover by the end of 2022. However, as we approached the end of 2022, they postponed it to the second quarter of 2023 and then again to October 2023. This made me skeptical, and I raised concerns about their consistent delays. There hasn't been any official statement, advisory, or update provided to us buyers about the status. Despite this, I continued to make payments on time. I have already paid 70% of the total value. Initially, when I bought the property, I was informed that even if I'm on a deferred cash plan, once a certain threshold, like 50%, is reached and the unit is ready, I could move in. However, they recently changed this condition.
Consequently, I sought legal advice and initially approached them by sending a demand letter asking for a refund. They declined our request. As a result, we filed an official complaint with DHSUD. We attended our first conference today, with my lawyer representing me, along with the legal personnel from the developer's side. Interestingly, the representative from their end seemed unable to provide satisfactory answers, frequently stating she lacked the authority to decide or respond, and that only the management could provide answers. Shouldn't there have been someone from the developer's management present? As a result, we now have to schedule a second conference. Also is it normal for developer to sell without any "Turnover date" in any of the contract?