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The HousÂing DeÂvelÂopÂment CorÂpoÂraÂtion (HDC) is conÂsidÂerÂing sellÂing or leasÂing its sevÂen malls across Trinidad afÂter rackÂing up more than $3.1 milÂlion in unÂpaid rent.
HDC’s chairÂman Feeroz Khan, in an exÂcluÂsive inÂterÂview with Guardian MeÂdia last FriÂday, said the corÂpoÂraÂtion spends $10 milÂlion a year in mainÂteÂnance fees to upÂkeep and safeÂguard the malls, but HDC onÂly reÂceives an inÂcome of $1 milÂlion from its tenÂants in rent. The tenÂants’ monthÂly rents range beÂtween $1,000 and $2,100. These malls have over 100 tenÂants.
Khan said it was a case of the canÂdle costÂing more than the fuÂnerÂal.
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