Housing Distribution Ceremony- 09.12.2017
Over eighty families received keys to their new homes today (Saturday 9th December) at the Housing Development Corporation - HDC's Housing Distribution Ceremony. This joyous occasion was hosted at Omardeen's School of Accounting, San Fernando. Congratulations to the new homeowners and their families! Read more
Housing Allocation Ceremony- 02.12.2017
On December 02, 2017, several families were filled with joy as they became new homeowners. These families attended the HDC's Housing Allocation Ceremony at the Auditorium, Government Plaza, Richmond Street, Port of Spain. The Honourable Randall Mitchell, Minister of Housing and Urban Development delivered the feature address. Read more
Housing Distribution Ceremony (November 11, 2017)
What a joyous day for several families as they received the keys to their new homes today (November 11, 2017) at the Housing Development Corporation - HDC’s Housing Distribution Ceremony. The Distribution Ceremony took place at the Auditorium of the Couva Village Plaza, Lisas Gardens, Couva. These families received keys to homes in the following Read more
Presentation of Certificates of Comfort
On November 1, 2017, the Honourable Randall Mitchell, Minister of Housing and Urban Development, presented Certificates of Comfort to eighteen individuals at the Land Settlement Agency's Tacarigua office. By the end of the December 2017, an additional three hundred persons will receive Certificates of Comfort. The Certificate of Comfort is the first stage in the squatter regularisation Read more
Key Distribution Ceremony- Saturday 26th August 2017
On August 26, 2017, the Honourable Randall Mitchell, Minister of Housing and Urban Development, along with other invited dignitaries, presented keys to several families who were recently allocated units at developments throughout Trinidad. The Key Distribution Ceremony took place at the Imani Hall, Omardeen School of Accountancy, San Fernando. Minister Mitchell delivered the feature address. Keys Read more
Minister Mitchell leads tour of housing developments- Vieux Fort, Real Springs, Trestrail, Bon Air North, River Run Through
The Housing Development Corporation (HDC) has been engaged in an aggressive construction programme over the past two years to fulfil its mandate. On August 24, 2017, Housing and Urban Development Minister, the Honourable Randall Mitchell, along with officials of the Housing Development Corporation (HDC) and Ministry of Housing and Urban Development, toured ongoing housing projects Read more
Prize Distribution: LSA’s Letter Writing Competition- Letter to the Future Generation on the Negatives of Squatting
Congratulations to the winner of the LSA Letter Writing Competition, Seema Kadir! Seema Kadir's submission received the highest number of likes and favorable emoji’s. On July 5, 2017, Seema Kadir received her brand new phone courtesy bmobile for her winning letter at the TSTT Hospitality Suite, Queen’s Park Oval. Congratulations Seema! If you missed it, here is Seema’s letter: Read more
Opening Ceremony for the Maracas St. Joseph Police Station
On June 30, 207 the Prime Minister of the Republic of Trinidad and Tobago officially opened the Maracas St. Joseph Police Station. The Honourable Randall Mitchell, line Minister for Urban Development Corporation of Trinidad and Tobago Limited - Udecott, MP for the area, Dr. the Honourable Nyan Gadsby-Dolly, Commissioner of Police (Ag), Mr. Stephen Williams and Major Read more
Clean-up Efforts at Oropune Gardens After Tropical Storm Bret
Following extensive flooding in Oropune Gardens, Piarco brought on by Tropical Storm Bret, the Housing Development Corporation (HDC) dispatched several of its employees and clean-up teams to bring the community back to a level of normalcy. Read more
Letter to the Future Generation on the Negative Effects of Squatting
The Ministry of Housing and Urban Development facilitated a letter writing competition on behalf of the Land Settlement Agency as part of its Public Education and Awareness Campaign from May 17 th – 14 th June. Resident citizens between the ages of 18-35 had the opportunity to write a letter to the future generation on
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