MB says state looking to upgrade residential areas over 50 years old, enhance urban development

Housing exco says RM738,000 to be distributed to 123 households affected by gas pipeline blast

We want to give residents a good quality of life, build strong communities too, says Borhan

Govt in talks with developed to put embattled project back on track, relieve buyers’ burden

Amirudin says LPHS to increase units from existing 1,199 to 3,000 homes by 2027

State-linked developer’s seaside project in Pulau Indah features 166 terraced homes alongside planned public facilities

Amirudin says housing built with health crises in mind, equipped with proper ventilation systems

All applications must undergo evaluation to ensure mitigation measures are considered before approval is granted, says DPM

It is kickstarting old projects, pushing for strata titles, and offering more flexibility to developers

Move done under auspices of federal govt’s RM1 million allocation

Developer bears full rental cost till new development in area complete, says FT minister

Selangor’s strong financial resources, policies could be assets for subsidised housing venture, exco says

Aiman Athirah says SJKP initiative helps low-, middle-income groups own homes

KPKT task force has aided the construction of 139,848 homes since 2023

Amirudin says ‘white knight’ for Rumah Selangorku development must present comprehensive solution

Fadillah urges fairness, opportunity for all as region races towards rapid growth

PM says any developments with 3,500 homes or more must provide access to public transport, schools

Affected buyers received principal payment refunds up to RM25,000 after developer abandoned Residensi Jaya development.

By Yasmin Ramlan SHAH ALAM, July 21 — As Malaysia grapples with a persistent oversupply of unsold homes and worsening affordability, experts are urging for a vacancy tax to encourage property owners and developers to make better use of idle units. This policy, adopted in cities including...

By Danial Dzulkifly PETALING JAYA, July 17 — The proposed Residential Tenancy Act (RTA) may finally offer legal protection to Malaysians facing racial discrimination in the rental housing market, particularly the Indian community, which has long borne the brunt of such prejudice. Architects...