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Leas Pavilion Developer Insolvency: How Offshore Owner Mylecke NV Left Folkestone with Eyesore Towers and Broken Promises
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Leas Pavilion Developer Insolvency: How Offshore Owner Mylecke NV Left Folkestone with Eyesore Towers and Broken Promises
For 18 months the two stark concrete towers on Folkestone’s Leas have stood frozen – an unfinished gateway to a luxury apartment scheme that never arrived. In early September, Belgian developer Mylecke NV broke months of silence to reassure residents via KentOnline that the Leas Pavilion project would finally restart “within the next three months”, with financing said to be close to resolution. But new documents filed at Companies House tell a v…
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