DFCC Bank and Prime Land Residencies join forces for exclusive home loan solutions

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From left: DFCC Bank Executive – Retail Banking Thusitha Subramaniam, Gampaha Branch Assistant Vice President Assajee Nawarathna, Assistant Vice President – Retail Banking Asanka Patabadige, Vice President – Legal Samathri Kariyawasam, Senior Vice President and Head of Retail Banking and SME Aasiri Iddamalgoda, Prime lands Residencies Director – Corporate Affairs H.M. Nalinda Heenatigala, Executive Director Shehana Brahmanage, Senior Manager – Sales and Marketing Tuan Haniffa

DFCC Bank has forged a strategic alliance with Prime Land Residencies PLC, presenting a unique opportunity for aspiring homeowners to secure a luxurious apartment at “The Palace” in Gampaha.

DFCC Senior Vice President and Head of Retail Banking and SME Aasiri Iddamalgoda said: “Our collaboration with Prime Land Residencies’ “The Palace”, reflects our commitment to making luxury home-ownership a reality for more Sri Lankans. By offering tailored home loan solutions with the most attractive interest rates and flexible repayment options, we ensure our customers can easily and conveniently achieve their dream of owning a premium residence.”

“The Palace” epitomises contemporary living, boasting meticulously crafted amenities that blend comfort, convenience, and elegance to deliver an unparalleled lifestyle. Through this collaboration, DFCC Bank offers competitive interest rates starting from 12% per annum, flexible repayment plans, and a swift approval process, making it more accessible than ever for customers.

DFCC Bank’s structured payment plans are unparalleled and designed to ease the financial burden typically associated with home purchases. Homebuyers can benefit from a grace period of up to three years or until the handover of their apartment unit, allowing them to defer the bulk of their repayments. During this period, customers are required to pay only 10% of the principal, with the option of making bullet capital repayments at the end of each year. Additionally, 50% of the loan can be repaid as a residual value at the last instalment, further enhancing flexibility and affordability.