Flat owners in Vietnam’s highest building seek PM’s help over possible fund loss
Tuesday, May 12, 2015, 17:53 GMT+7
Apartment owners at the Keangnam Landmark 72 Tower are so afraid of losing a hefty maintenance fund when Vietnam’s highest building is sold to a new owner that they have even looked to the prime minister for help.
The administrative board, which represents the flat owners, of the 72-story building has submitted a complaint to the premier, expressing their concern that a fund worth VND160 billion (US$7.46 million) would be gone with the skyscraper’s owner, South Korea’s Keangnam Enterprises, once it is acquired by a new investor.
Every flat owner is required to pay a fee worth two percent of the purchase contract value to add to the fund, which is meant for maintenance work on the whole building.
