Prime Lands Residencies PLC, the condominium development arm of Prime Group, has commenced the transfer of deeds to homeowners at The Palace Gampaha, marking a key milestone following the successful completion of the landmark residential development.
Located just 100 metres from Kandy Road, The Palace Gampaha is the largest planned gated residential community in Gampaha. The development comprises 480 fully furnished two- and three-bedroom apartments designed to offer families modern comforts, convenience and long-term value.
With the completion of the development, Prime Lands Residencies has begun transferring legal ownership to homeowners, providing them with the assurance that their investments are formally secured.
As the largest condominium community developed in Gampaha, the deed transfer process represents a significant undertaking requiring extensive planning and coordination.
Prime Lands Residencies has completed all required statutory approvals, including the necessary certifications from the Condominium Management Authority. The company has also completed the registration of the Condominium Plan and Deed of Declaration, ensuring that the development complies with Sri Lanka’s relevant legal and regulatory requirements.
For homeowners, the transfer of a deed represents more than the completion of a legal process. It serves as the official recognition of ownership and marks the final stage of the homeownership journey.
A registered deed provides homeowners with full legal title to their property, helping safeguard their investment and enabling them to manage their asset with greater confidence. This includes the ability to sell or transfer the property or pass it on to future generations.
Pottuvil and Lahugala Tourism Areas to Receive Rs. 350 Million in World Bank Assistance
Tourism areas in Pottuvil and Lahugala in the Ampara District are set to receive development support worth an estimated Rs. 350 million with financial assistance from the World Bank.
A second-stage meeting to conduct feasibility studies for the proposed development programmes was recently held at the Pottuvil Library Auditorium.
The meeting was chaired by Pottuvil Pradeshiya Sabha Chairman Attorney-at-Law S.M.M. Muszhaaraff and attended by World Bank representatives, senior government officials and local experts, who shared their views and recommendations on the proposed projects.
The development programme is focused on enhancing internationally recognised tourism destinations in the Pottuvil and Lahugala areas. A major focus will be the upgrading of Arugam Bay, one of Sri Lanka’s most renowned tourism destinations, with modern infrastructure and facilities.
Pottuvil Pradeshiya Sabha Chairman S.M.M. Muszhaaraff highlighted the importance of the proposed initiatives, noting their potential to drive significant social and economic transformation in the region and create greater opportunities for local communities.
Eastern Province Commissioner of Local Government A.T.M. Rafee, the Chairman of Lahugala Pradeshiya Sabha, World Bank representatives, and experts from consultancy teams in India and Sri Lanka also participated in the meeting.
Officials representing the Regional Assistant Commissioner of Local Government’s Office, Department of Wildlife Conservation, Forest Department, Central Environmental Authority, Road Development Authority and Coast Conservation Department, along with Divisional Secretaries and Grama Niladharis, were also present.
The proposed programme is expected to strengthen tourism infrastructure in Pottuvil and Lahugala while supporting sustainable economic development and enhancing the region’s appeal to both local and international visitors.
Prime Lands Residencies Begins Deed Transfers at The Palace, Gampaha
