CIDCO's housing scheme, initially hailed as a solution to affordable housing, has faced backlash from homebuyers due to the unexpected reduction in apartment sizes. Despite high prices, the scheme has left many dissatisfied.
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The main issue is the significant reduction in the size of the apartments, which has left many homebuyers feeling cheated and dissatisfied despite paying high prices.
Homebuyers are considering legal action due to false advertising and breach of contract, as the actual apartment sizes are smaller than what was initially promised.
CIDCO has acknowledged the concerns and set up a dedicated team to investigate the complaints and work towards finding a solution that meets the expectations of the homebuyers.
Experts advise potential homebuyers to thoroughly research the project, understand the terms and conditions, and seek legal advice if necessary.
The controversy highlights the importance of transparency and accountability in the real estate sector and the need for stricter regulations and oversight to protect consumer interests.

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