Purnavarna CEO Steven Granville Released From Jail

Category: Real estate, Posted:02 Aug 2011 | 12:00 pm

Briton Steven James Granville has been released from prison after nearly 18 months , as outstanding criminal charges have been dropped over his involvement in the Purnavarna project in Phuket.
The high profile case of a luxury multimillion dollar luxury estate and ownership of the Royal Phuket Yacht Club in Rawai has been reported widely in the international press.
Investors in the company include a famous Spanish football club.
As work on the villa development have laid idle for a number of years, industry sources say the hotel asset on the transaction market but has failed to sell.

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