Gore Developments Limited is moving forward with plans to expand Coral Springs Village in Trelawny, adding 700 homes in its second phase. However, the project has drawn attention due to heritage preservation concerns, informal vending in the area, and public beach access considerations. These issues may influence the project’s timeline and development approach.
Heritage and Community Challenges
Authorities are currently evaluating the site for possible historical artifacts, which could affect construction plans. At the same time, discussions are ongoing about ensuring public beach access remains available and addressing informal vending near the development. These factors require careful planning to balance new housing opportunities with community and environmental priorities.
Gore Developments’ Approach to Housing
Gore Developments has built a reputation for delivering durable, well-planned residential communities across Jamaica. Coral Springs Village is expected to follow the company’s established model of using concrete construction and modern infrastructure to provide long-term housing solutions. Previous projects, such as Phoenix Park Village II and Camelot Village, reflect Gore’s experience in large-scale housing developments.
Applying for a Home in Coral Springs Village
For individuals interested in purchasing a home in Coral Springs Village, the application process includes:
- Registering Interest – Prospective buyers should sign up on the Gore Developments website to receive notifications.
- Receiving Application Details – Once sales begin, detailed application instructions will be provided.
- Preparing Necessary Documents:
- Completed application form
- Government-issued ID (Passport, National ID, or Driver’s License)
- Tax Registration Number (TRN)
- National Insurance Scheme (NIS) number (for NHT applicants)
- Birth certificate (for NHT applicants and those using National ID or Driver’s License)
- Mortgage pre-approval or proof of financing
- Submitting the Application – Applications must be submitted by the specified deadline.
- Selecting a Lot – Approved applicants will have the opportunity to choose an available lot.
- Making the Downpayment – A deposit is required to secure the selected property.
- Finalizing the Purchase – The agreement is signed, confirming the sale.
Financial institutions such as the National Housing Trust (NHT), Jamaica National Bank, and Sagicor offer mortgage options for Gore home buyers.
What’s Next for Coral Springs Village?
The outcome of ongoing heritage assessments and community discussions will shape the future of Coral Springs Village Phase Two. As Gore Developments works through these challenges, its track record suggests a commitment to responsible development and meeting Jamaica’s housing demands.