Sarawak's deputy minister announced a target to deliver 20,000 affordable homes by 2030, emphasizing collaboration with the housing industry to meet the people's needs. The statement was made in Sibu, highlighting the state's commitment to addressing housing affordability.
The article discusses a proposed Malaysian housing policy that would require developers to disclose long-term maintenance costs for strata properties upfront, along with stricter management rules. This aims to improve transparency and financial planning for buyers of stratified developments.
The shoplot housing the popular Village Park Restaurant in Damansara Utama, known for its nasi lemak, is set to be auctioned at RM5.3 million. The auction reflects the property's value and the restaurant's prominence in the area.