UK housebuilder collapses owing more than £4.5million as houses go unfinished

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UK housebuilder collapses owing more than £4.5million as houses go unfinished.

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A Scottish housebuilder has collapsed owing more than £4.5million, leaving behind unfinished homes and creditors facing significant losses.Kilmarnock‑based Hood Property Cardrona Limited entered administration last year while building a 20‑home development at Cardrona, near Peebles in the Scottish Borders.

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Joint administrators James Stephen and Kerry Bailey of BDO were appointed to oversee the insolvency.Their latest report warns of a "significant shortfall" for creditors.

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TRENDING Stories Videos Your Say Several properties had already been sold before the company entered administration, but administrators said substantial further investment will be required to complete the homes and finish the development.The site has now been placed on the market, with a sale expected in the coming weeks.When BDO was appointed, staff found the development completely deserted.

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Administrators said they were forced to gain entry to carry out an initial inspection and secure the site."Nobody was present...

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