WILLEMSTAD – The report concludes with a strong call for systemic reform of how Curaçao manages its government buildings.
Key recommendations include:
- Establishing a central digital register of all government-owned and rented properties
- Introducing multi-year maintenance and investment plans
- Conducting periodic evaluations of rental contracts
- Aligning property decisions with broader fiscal and spatial planning
Without these measures, the report warns, Curaçao will continue to face avoidable financial losses, inefficient use of public assets, and declining building quality.
The findings are expected to fuel parliamentary debate on public asset management and raise pressure on the government to professionalize its approach to real estate governance.