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Eagle Hills housing units to be funded by forfeiting future state revenue
Eagle Hills will build 5,000 housing units in Hulhumale’ for $400–$500 million. While the government claims no direct budget impact or debt, the project will be funded by forfeiting the state's future 10% revenue share from the Rasmalé development. This arrangement offsets construction costs against expected government earnings.
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