Legal actions taken against Khoie
Only a day after the chief financial officer of Khoie said the company was insolvent, Khoie Properties says it is unable to meet a $15m payment to the government of Ras Al Khaimah for the $800 million project La Hoya Bay.
‘Following last year’s credit crunch and its impact on the UAE’s real estate market, we were unable to meet our December 1, 2008 land payment of $15 million to Ras Al Khaimah Investment Authority (RAKIA),’
CEO of Khoie Properties, Frank Khoie, said in a statement.
‘Rakia’s officials have not been able to accept our deferred payment proposals and have taken legal action,’ he said.
Khoie said they are in discussions with RAKIA for a possible handover of the La Hoya Bay project, but a senior RAKIA official denied this. The official, who declines to be named, said that Khoie Properties had collected Dh280m from the investors of La Hoya Bay but had only spent Dh50m on construction.
Frank Khoie was not immediately available for comment when contacted by Reuters.
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