Tebrau terus pesat membangun

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February 26, 2018

JOHOR BAHRU 25 Feb. – Tidak dinafikan pembukaan gedung perabot dari Sweden dan yang terbesar di Asia Tenggara, IKEA di Taman Desa Tebrau, di sini pada akhir tahun lalu berjaya melonjakkan nama Tebrau.

Terletak di pinggir bandar raya ini, Tebrau kini berkembang pesat sebagai destinasi beli-belah terkemuka, perniagaan komersial, perindustrian, perkhidmatan dan perumahan.

Kawasan ini yang merupakan sebahagian daripada wilayah Iskandar Malaysia turut menerima tempias pembangunan pesat koridor ekonomi yangberkembang pesat di selatan tanah air.

Bagi mengimbangi pembangunan pesat projek hartanah dan perumahan bernilai tinggi di pusat bandar, kerajaan Pusat dan negeri turut mengambil pelbagai langkah proaktif bagi memastikan semua golongan rakyat turut mendapat manfaatnya.

Bukan sekadar omongan kosong, kerajaan membuktikannya menerusi pelbagai inisiatif, antaranya pembangunan program Perumahan Rakyat Johor (PRJ) di kawasan bandar dan luar bandar di negeri ini, termasuk dalam Parlimen Tebrau.

Berdasarkan laporan Task Force Perumahan Rakyat Johor, Parlimen Tebrau bakal mencatatkan antara kawasan tertinggi dibangunkan dengan projek PRJ menjelang tahun 2020.

Menurut Ahli Dewan Undangan Negeri (ADUN) Tiram, Datuk Maulizan Bujang, sebanyak 17 projek pembangunan PRJ yang merangkumi 11,311 unit kediaman telah, sedang dan akan dibina di Parlimen Tebrau bermula pada 2014 hingga 2020.

Katanya, projek tersebut melibatkan Perumahan Komuniti Johor (PKJ) A yang berharga RM42,000, PKJ B (RM80,000) dan Rumah Mampu Milik Johor (RMMJ) bernilai RM150,000.

“Usaha yang dilakukan kerajaan Barisan Nasional (BN) ini bagi memastikan keperluan golongan pertengahan dan bawah untuk memiliki rumah di dalam kawasan bandar dan pinggir bandar dapat dipenuhi.

“Ini penting bagi memastikan golongan tersebut termasuk penduduk di kawasan Tebrau ini tidak terpinggir daripada pembangunan pesat yang sedang berlaku di Wilayah Iskandar Malaysia,” katanya kepada Utusan Malaysia, baru-baru ini.

Maulizan yang juga Ketua UMNO Bahagian Tebrau berkata, selain PRJ, kerajaan negeri turut memberi perhatian serius terhadap penempatan semula setinggan dengan memberikan hak milik tanah dan penyediaan Program Perumahan Rakyat (PPR).

“Setinggan tinggal sedikit sahaja lagi, antara 200 hingga 300 penduduk kerana kebanyakan mereka telah diberi hak milik tanah oleh kerajaan dengan terkini menerusi pengurniaan hak milik tanah kepada 160 penduduk di Kampung Sentosa.

“Walau bagaimanapun, terdapat juga yang tidak dapat diberikan hak milik tanah kerana beberapa masalah, seperti rumah terletak di rizab sungai. Oleh itu, kerajaan telah menyediakan PPR seperti 700 unit PPR di Sungai Tiram,” katanya.

Ditanya projek terbaharu yang akan dibangunkan di kawasan Tebrau, Maulizan memberitahu, Klinik Kesihatan Tiram yang baharu menelan kos kira-kira RM30 juta sedang dibina di Bandar Tiram dan dijangka siap pada 2020.

Selain itu, tiga lagi sekolah agama baharu akan dibina di Taman Desa Mutiara, Taman Cahaya Masai dan Kampung Kong-Kong Laut selain pembinaan Dewan Muafakat Johor di Kampung Pasir Putih, Taman Tanjung Puteri Resort, Taman Setia Indah, Kampung Cahaya Baru dan Jalan Ciku, Kota Masai.

Dikurung kerana tak bayar sewa rumah

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February 26, 2018

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SUBANG JAYA: Dua lelaki berusia 29 dan 44 tahun ditahan polis kerana mengurung penyewa rumah yang didakwa gagal menjelaskan sewa bulanan di Tropicana Metropark, Subang Jaya, semalam.

Ketua Polis Daerah Subang Jaya, Asisten Komisioner Muhammad Azlin Sadari, berkata polis menerima laporan daripada ahli keluarga mangsa yang memaklumkan pintu jeriji rumah berkenaan dikunci pemilik rumah.

Katanya, pintu berkenaan dikunci pada Sabtu lalu kerana penyewa gagal membuat bayaran bulanan sebanyak RM1100 kepada pemilik rumah.

“Seorang lelaki yang juga ejen hartanah mengunci pintu berkenaan menggunakan kunci mangga atas arahan pemilik rumah.

“Bagaimanapun kedua-dua suspek ditahan selepas diarah membuka kunci rumah berkenaan pada 11.30 pagi semalam,” katanya.

Muhammad Azlin berkata, mangsa yang tinggal bersama keluarga gagal keluar dari rumah berkenaan selama 15 jam akibat dikunci.

“Kedua-dua suspek kini ditahan bagi membantu siasatan berhubung kejadian.

Kes disiasat mengikut Seksyen 342 Kanun Keseksaan.

Can’t afford a home? Turn to the sub-sale market

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February 19, 2018

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PETALING JAYA (Feb 19): As property prices increasingly escalate beyond the reach of many would-be homebuyers — as corroborated by Bank Negara Malaysia’s (BNM) latest quarterly bulletin — some experts have advised them to turn their sights to the secondary market, where homes in Kuala Lumpur priced up to RM200,000 are still available.

According to Bernama, these properties are better for the budgets of younger folk — especially city dwellers — who are just climbing the first rungs of the career and property ladders.

Real estate and investment writer Dr Azizul Azli Ahmad said prices of sub-sale units are often cheaper than their primary market counterparts.

“For example, a secondary condominium unit in Bangsar is sold for between RM600 and RM1,000 per sq ft, compared with a newly-developed condominium unit that sells for RM1,500 to RM2,200 per sq ft,” he said.

Citing listings from property sites, he said there were plenty of secondary-market homes in Kuala Lumpur priced at under RM200,000 — a budget-friendly option for many, especially those who have just started working.

Indeed, a search on EdgeProp.my yielded listings such as a 758 sq ft freehold apartment at Taman Sri Kuching, Jalan Kuching, with an asking price of RM200,000 and even a 950 sq ft leasehold two-storey terraced house at Jalan Rejang 10, Setapak, with an asking price of RM180,000.

“In addition, secondary or sub-sale homes are ready to be occupied, have easy access to facilities such as shops, and they [the buyer] can also deal directly with the original owner if there is damage to the house during the buying and selling process,” he added.

BNM had recently pegged RM282,000 as the maximum price of an affordable home, based on the median national household income of RM5,228. In contrast, the median price of homes stood at RM313,000 in 2016.

Meanwhile, property management programme coordinator at Universiti Teknologi Mara’s Architecture, Planning and Surveying Faculty Dr Hairul Nizam Mansor, called for more aggressive policies to control property prices.

“The government needs to expand the housing policy such as limiting expensive home purchases to two, similar to overseas practices, as well as tightening the banks’ housing loan requirements,” he said.

On the flipside, Komuniti Pejuang Hartanah founder Ahyat Ishak blamed the younger folk’s inability to buy property on their expensive lifestyles, where the latest gadgets, fashions, and travelling took precedence over savings for the future.

Rumah tidak terjual ‘mimpi ngeri’

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February 19, 2018

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KUALA LUMPUR 18 Feb. – Pemaju perlu lebih berhati-hati dan mengambil kira banyak faktor terutama membabitkan keperluan pembeli sebelum membina sebarang projek pembangunan termasuk rumah mampu milik.

Pengarah Urusan dan Ketua Pegawai Eksekutif UEM Sunrise Berhad (UEM Sunrise), Anwar Syahrin Abdul Ajib berkata, ini kerana jika tidak mereka akan berdepan dengan masalah rumah-rumah tidak terjual yang pastinya merupakan mimpi ngeri kepada golongan pemaju dan dalam hal ini, UEM Sunrise juga tidak terkecuali.

Katanya, perkara itu diakui agak membimbangkan dengan sebahagian besar melibatkan rumah-rumah bagi projek UEM Sunrise di Johor, sekalipun masih dalam keadaan terkawal dan semakin menunjukkan perkembangan positif dari semasa ke semasa.

“Ini antara pengajaran yang boleh kami pelajari dalam Forum Urban Sedunia kali Kesembilan (WUF9) ini kerana banyak isu berkenaan rumah mampu milik dibincangkan dan dibangkitkan oleh negara-negara lain terutama apabila harga tanah semakin mahal di bandar, pemaju pilih buat rumah di kawasan yang jauh.

“Dengan mengambil contoh apa yang berlaku di Mexico misalnya, berjuta rumah mampu milik dibina di kawasan yang jauh dari bandar tetapi tiada siapa nak beli. Mereka sebaliknya lebih rela tinggal di kawasan padat dan sesak di bandar yang dekat dengan tempat kerja kerana mudah mendapat akses kepada kemudahan infrastruktur.

“Sehubungan itu, jika pemaju hanya mahu membangunkan projek tanpa pertimbangkan faktor lokasi, mereka akan berdepan dengan masalah rumah tidak terjual dan ini amat menyakitkan pemaju terutama kepada imbangan tunai syarikat,” katanya di sini baru-baru ini.

WUF9 diadakan kali pertama di Malaysia mulai 7 hingga 13 Februari lalu menyediakan platform untuk berkongsi pendapat mengenai kejayaan negara-negara lain di dunia dalam mengurangkan jurang rumah mampu milik.

Anwar Syahrin merupakan seorang daripada ahli panel dalam sesi perbincangan pada forum berkenaan menunjukkan usaha UEM Sunrise ke arah memupuk kehidupan mapan meliputi segenap lapisan masyarakat.

Tahun lalu, kerajaan mendapati kediaman siap dibina yang tidak terjual meningkat 40 peratus kepada 20,807 buah dengan nilai RM12.26 bilion pada separuh pertama 2017 dengan kebanyakan kondominium dan pangsapuri berharga lebih RM500,000. Susulan itu, hartanah bernilai lebih RM1 juta dibekukan pada November lalu tetapi keputusan berhubung perkara itu masih lagi dalam perbincangan.

Mengenai perkara itu, beliau berkata, ketika isu tersebut timbul, UEM Sunrise baru sahaja melancarkan projek kediaman mewah, Solaris Parq tetapi ia tetap mendapat sambutan pembeli.

“Impaknya kepada kami mungkin ada tetapi sedikit. Bagi projek Solaris Parq ini misalnya, jadi tumpuan pembeli kerana kedudukan yang strategik, dekat dengan Publika, Masjid Wilayah dan Mahkamah Persekutuan serta mudah dapat pelbagai akses. Bagi kami, yang penting kena pastikan pasaran itu ada,” katanya.

Selain Solaris Parq, UEM Sunrise dijangka melancarkan perumahan mampu milik berkonsepkan projek Rumah Mampu Milik Wilayah Persekutuan (Rumawip), Kiara Kasih pada Mac ini. Baru-baru ini, ia turut memperkenalkan projek baharu di Iskandar Malaysia dikenali sebagai Serimbun dengan nilai pembangunan kasar (GDV) RM139.3 juta.

Menurut Anwar, walaupun UEM Sunrise mengunjurkan sasaran jualan antara RM1.2 bilion hingga RM1.5 bilion tahun ini seperti yang dicapai pada 2017, namun syarikat tetap berhati-hati terhadap prospek pasaran hartanah.

Katanya, dalam menangani ketidaktentuan pasaran, syarikat akan memberi lebih tumpuan kepada pembangunan projek yang mampu memenuhi keperluan pembeli berbanding terlalu ghairah melancarkan projek baharu.

“Tetapi, kita tahu kediaman bertanah tetap mendapat permintaan tinggi cuma di Kuala Lumpur mesti kediaman bertingkat berbanding di Johor dan Selangor. Masalahnya, kita ada bank tanah yang terhad di Selangor. Setakat ini, kita mempunyai 5,261 hektar bank tanah dengan sebahagian besar di Johor,” katanya.

Lock, Stock & Barrel: Myths and beliefs for buyers

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February 17, 2018

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IF you ask any seasoned property investor how important the principles of Feng Shui in the investment journey are, I believe you will get a bag of mixed comments. Some investors swear by it and will not make a single move without consulting their expert, while others put it all to being nothing but hogwash and old wives’ tales.

Feng Shui is a system of laws that are thought to govern spatial arrangement and orientation in relation to the flows of energy (qi) and those favourable and unfavourable effects that are taken into account when designing buildings.

The Indians have their own version of Feng Shui called Vastu Shastra. This is a traditional Hindu system of architecture, which translates to “science of architecture”. They basically govern the principles of design, layout, measurement, ground preparation, space arrangement and spatial geometry.

So the question that begs to be answered is, does Feng Shui matter when you are purchasing a property? You may or may not believe these things, but if you are a serious property investor, you cannot afford to ignore it completely. How much you choose to believe in this, and how much it affects your purchase decisions are entirely a judgment call situation.

A savvy investor will keep in mind these principles and try to incorporate at least some of them into property purchase.

Besides Feng Shui and Vasta Sashtra, the average Malaysian is accosted daily with a variety of myths, folklores and taboos when making property purchase decisions. If you decide to follow closely all these dos and don’ts, I believe you will probably end up buying nothing.

However, there is a chance that in the event you decide to sell your property, the future prospective purchaser will also be guided by these dos and don’ts. Therefore, it will make sense for you to take these beliefs into consideration.

Some of the more common practices and beliefs are:

1. T-junction

This is easily the most common belief in Malaysia. Most people will simply not buy a property if it is facing a T-junction. If you do end up buying one of these properties, the vendor may have to be prepared to give you a hefty discount.

2. The Direction facing the house

This is less of an issue because different people have different preferences when it comes to the direction the house faces. In fact, the jury is still out as to how this is determined. Do you stand facing the house or do you stand inside the house facing out to determine the direction?

3. Overhead Electric Wires / Substations

Many people avoid these properties like the plague, although all houses would be set back at a safe distance from any electrical installations.

4. The Level of the House Is Lower Than the Main Road

To many house owners, it is a taboo for their property to be sitting on a level that is lower than the main frontage road. Most people prefer to buy houses that are level to or higher than the frontage road.

5. Proximity to Places of Worship

Many people would be reluctant to purchase properties that are close to places of worship, even if these places serve their own religion. The thinking behind the practice is, of course, the concern that the pool of prospective future purchasers may be significantly reduced.

There are many other myths and beliefs that property purchasers are concerned with. What you should follow and discard as unfounded is entirely up to you. My best advice is to exercise sound common sense and financial principles when going on your property journey. That should keep you safe.

Happy hunting and may the force be with you.

Bank Negara: Rumah di Malaysia masih tak mampu dibeli

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February 15, 2018

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Malaysia menghadapi kekurangan rumah mampu milik untuk memenuhi keperluan ramai, dengan Bank Negara Malaysia menerusi laporan yang lengkap dengan data menunjukkan rumah di negara ini ‘tidak mampu dibeli’ pada 2016 oleh standard antarabangsa.

Untuk mengatasinya, bank pusat itu menggariskan lima strategi, termasuk memusatkan inisiatif perumahan mampu milik, menubuhkan pangkalan data perumahan bersepadu dan pendaftaran pemohon untuk merancang dan memperuntukkan rumah mampu milik.

Bank Negara juga mencadangkan halangan kos kepada perumahan mampu milik dikurangkan, memulihkan lembaran imbangan isi rumah dengan meningkatkan celik kewangan selain meningkatkan pasaran sewaan dengan mengukuhkan rangka kerja perundangan.

“Isu kemampuan untuk membeli rumah sebahagian besarnya disebabkan oleh penawaran dan permintaan yang tidak sepadan, serta pertumbuhan pendapatan yang lebih perlahan,” kata Bank Negara.

Bank Negara menganggarkan harga rumah mampu milik di negara ini ialah pada maksimum RM282,000 berdasarkan pendekatan beban kos perumahan.

“Bagaimanapun, median harga rumah sebenar ialah RM313,000 (pada 2016), jauh melepasi kemampuan kebanyakan isi rumah, dengan pendapatan median isi rumah kebangsaan hanya RM5,228,” katanya dalam buletin suku tahunannya yang dikeluarkan hari ini.

Bank pusat itu menegaskan bahawa kekurangan bekalan rumah mampu milik terus menjadi masalah.

Ia menggariskan tiga faktor yang menyumbang kepada perumahan tidak mampu dimiliki di Malaysia iaitu bilangan penawaran dan permintaan yang tidak sepadan, pelancaran baru yang jauh melepasi tahap kemampuan membeli serta peningkatan harga rumah mengatasi pendapatan isi rumah.

“Sejak 2012, bekalan rumah baru semakin berkurangan berbanding pertambahan permintaan oleh isi rumah,” kata Bank Negara.

Sepanjang tahun berkenaan hingga suku pertama 2017, hanya 24 peratus daripada pelancaran baru dijual pada harga RM250,000 atau kurang, dan hanya 35 peratus isi rumah Malaysia yang mampu memilikinya.

Buletin itu juga menyebut sejak 2007 hingga 2016, harga rumah meningkat 9.8 peratus manakala pendapatan isi rumah hanya meningkat 8.3 peratus.

Kedudukan yang tidak seimbang itu paling ketara dari 2012 hingga 2014, apabila pertumbuhan harga rumah (26.5 peratus) meningkat lebih sekali ganda daripada tahap pertumbuhan pendapatan (12.4 peratus).

Susulan penawaran dan permintaan yang tidak sepadan itu, Bank Negara berkata tahap jumlah hartanah kediaman yang tidak terjual di Malaysia mencatat paras tertinggi dalam tempoh sedekad, dengan 146,497 unit pada suku kedua (Q2) 2017, berbanding 130,690 unit pada suku yang sama pada tahun sebelumnya.

Pada suku kedua 2017, hampir 82 peratus unit tidak terjual berharga melebihi RM250,000.

Bank pusat itu juga berkata pembiayaan terus disediakan untuk pembelian rumah bagi peminjam yang layak, dengan lebih daripada 70 peratus pinjaman perumahan diberikan kepada pembeli kali pertama dan hampir dua pertiga daripada pinjaman perumahan baru disalurkan kepada pembelian rumah berharga kurang daripada RM500,000.

Bagi penawaran, faktor struktur dan kitaran dalam pasaran perumahan di Malaysia mengakibatkan kegagalan pasaran menyediakan bekalan perumahan mampu milik yang mencukupi kepada orang ramai, manakala dari segi permintaan, pertumbuhan pendapatan isi rumah tidak sepadan dengan kenaikan harga rumah.

“Keadaan celik kewangan yang rendah dalam kalangan majoriti isi rumah Malaysia dan keutamaan budaya ke arah pemilikan rumah berbanding menyewa, turut menyumbang kepada permintaan tinggi untuk pembelian rumah,” katanya.

–Bernama

Owning affordable homes: Do we increase wages or reduce cost?

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February 13, 2018

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KUALA LUMPUR, Feb 13 ― The solution to Malaysians being unable to afford their own homes may lie beyond growing their income levels and instead involve helping property developers bring down their cost, a property consultancy firm has said.

Choy Yue Kwong, director of Rahim & Co’s Petaling Jaya office, said boosting Malaysians’ salaries would have to be tied in to the process of increasing productivity.

“I think in the short-term, very difficult to have a higher income level, for that you need higher productivity level, that will go through a process that will take some time,” he told reporters yesterday at the launch of Rahim & Co’s research publication which reviewed the property market for 2017/ 2018.

He mooted the solution of reducing house prices by cutting down the construction cost, further proposing various measures including having the government release more land for development.

There should also be a reduction in the bureaucratic measures required and time taken for a developer to obtain approvals for a project, as well as reducing compliance costs such as development charges and land conversion premiums, he said.

He indicated that the developers’ adoption of the Industrialised Building System (IBS) that can help lower costs has been slow, noting: “It’s a chicken and egg situation for a lot of developers who have to put in a lot of startup cost, the IBS programme, they need land, they need equipment.”

“I think overall, the government, both sides of the equation should be looked at, one is the income, the other one is the lower cost,” he said.

Choy’s proposals were similar to those in the Real Estate and Housing Developers Association’s (Rehda) wishlist last year for Budget 2018.

Rehda had proposed various measures to increase affordable housing supply including having the government identify its land for such purpose, and also to have the government reduce developers’ cost of doing business and for private utility firms to not impose capital contribution charges on developers.

Rehda had in its wishlist identified the challenges that prevent developers from adopting the IBS system, including lack of suppliers for the IBS components, lack skilled workers to operate the system and lack of economies of scale.

Among Rehda’s proposals to spur the adoption of IBS by developers are government funds to promote it and for small and medium industries to create a supply of IBS materials, as well as having the government adopt IBS construction methods for its own projects to ensure economies of scale with lower IBS component costs.

Rahim & Co research head Sulaiman Akhmady Mohd Saheh illustrated how income level growth can be easily outpaced by the growth in house prices, noting: “The property price is on a higher base figure, so five per cent increase on RM500,000 is much bigger than 10 per cent increase on a RM1,000”.

Demand for affordable homes

Tan Sri Abdul Rahim Abdul Rahman, executive chairman of Rahim & Co, also noted that income levels are currently not in tandem with the increase in property prices and said developers will have to cater for the demand for cheaper homes.

“I think developers have no choice. The developers must develop more affordable housing because if they continue to develop high-end and there’s no demand, they are going to face financial problems later on,” he told reporters.

Describing the price range for affordable housing in the Klang Valley as around RM500,000, Abdul Rahim said there was still “high demand” for such properties.

This is unlike high-end residential units, which has been relatively soft, with actual transacted prices having a -10 per cent correction in the past 18 to 24 months, according to Rahim & Co.

The real estate consultancy firm said it expects to see more new housing projects coming up at affordable prices of up to RM500,000 within the Klang Valley or lesser for other less urbanised locations.

“Competition is expected to intensify with many developers shifting their focus within this segment,” it said in its press release, having noted that houses priced within the RM250,000 to RM500,000 price range was performing well in the market.

Rahim & Co predicted the property market to be flat and stable this year as consumers currently having a wait-and-see attitude, further saying that the 14th general election that must be held this year would spark

“Looking forward, 2018 will be yet another challenging year for our property market but many are hoping that the results of the forthcoming General Election would give a firmer direction for the nation hence reigniting the momentum in the property sector,” it said in a press release yesterday.

When asked about possible election goodies for the property market, Abdul Rahim said he believed the government’s efforts were not restricted to the property market alone, but added: “I think the government has got to really look into increasing more affordable housing at the right places in order to get the right people to buy.”

‘Flat and stable’ property market expected for 2018

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February 12, 2018

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KUALA LUMPUR: The Malaysian property market is expected to be “flat and stable” this year, as consumers continue to adopt a “wait and see approach” in light of the challenging environment, said property consultancy Rahim & Co.

“Looking forward, 2018 will be yet another challenging year for our property market, but many are hoping that the results of the forthcoming general elections will give a firmer direction for the nation – hence reigniting the momentum in the property sector,” it said in a statement today.

“Although it may be too soon to say that the market has bottomed out, we do no expect the market in 2018 to be much worse off than in 2017.”

Rahim & Co, which launched its Property Market Review 2017 / 2018 today, added that the residential sector is expected to see more projects within the “affordable housing” range, defined by prices of up to RM500,000 in the Klang Valley and lower in other less urbanised states.

In the office sector, Rahim & Co said oversupply concerns continue to lurk as Klang Valley’s supply reached 131 million sq ft.

In the retail market, a similar picture is seen against the backdrop of passive consumer spending.

The industrial sector meanwhile is expected to see a rise in demand as the proliferation of e-commerce is anticipated to place properties within this segment under the radar of many logistics and warehousing players.

Datuk ditahan berhubung kes penipuan projek perumahan

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February 11, 2018

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KUALA LUMPUR: Polis menahan seorang lelaki bergelar datuk dan sedang mengesan seorang lagi individu berhubung kes penipuan Projek Perumahan Mampu Milik 1Malaysia membabitkan kerugian bernilai RM9.3 juta yang ditawarkan sebuah koperasi pembangunan hartanah.

Ketua Polis Daerah Subang Jaya ACP Mohamad Azlin Sadari berkata suspek ditahan ketika menyerah diri di Ibu Pejabat Polis Daerah Subang Jaya pada kira-kira pukul 3 petang, Khamis lepas.

“Kita menerima satu aduan mangsa yang merupakan seorang pengarah syarikat yang telah membuat bayaran bon prestasi bagi mendapatkan tawaran kerja bagi projek tersebut,” katanya dalam kenyataan di sini hari ini.

Beliau berkata mangsa menarik diri daripada projek itu setelah dimaklumkan suspek telah keluar dari koperasi itu dan hampir setahun gagal berhubung dengan wakil koperasi berkenaan.

Katanya mangsa meminta pemulangan wang semula namun difahamkan sehingga kini mangsa masih belum menerima wang terbabit.

Mohamad Azlin berkata sebanyak 11 kertas siasatan dibuka ke atas kedua-dua suspek berkenaan berkaitan kes di Subang Jaya dan Petaling Jaya di Selangor serta Dang Wangi di ibu negara.

Beliau berkata suspek direman sehingga esok dan kes disiasat mengikut Seksyen 420 Kanun Keseksaan kerana menipu.

— BERNAMA

S’gor batal 9 projek Rumah Selangorku

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February 7, 2018

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Kerajaan Selangor membatalkan sembilan projek Rumah Selangoku yang diluluskan sebelum ini, kata Exco Perumahan, Pengurusan Bangunan Dan Kehidupan Bandar, Datuk Iskandar A Samad.

Iskandar berkata keputusan itu dibuat semasa Mesyuarat Jawatankuasa Induk Rumah Selangorku berikutan kegagalan pemaju mendapatkan Kebenaran Merancang dalam tempoh dua tahun daripada tarikh kelulusan Majlis Mesyuarat Kerajaan Negeri (MMKN).

“Apabila pemaju diberi kelulusan untuk membina Rumah Selangorku oleh MMKN, mereka diberi tempoh dua tahun untuk memulakan pembinaan. Surat peringatan dan notis juga kita dikeluarkan secara berperingkat bagi setiap tempoh tertentu,” katanya menerusi satu kenyataan media.

Menurut Iskandar, pembatalan sembilan projek tersebut yang akan disahkan oleh MMKN melibatkan tiga projek di Kajang, dua projek di Selayang dan masing-masing satu projek di Subang Jaya, Shah Alam, Ampang Jaya dan Klang.

Katanya, kerajaan negeri akan mengambil tindakan tegas ke atas pemaju yang melewatkan pembinaan projek.

“Selain dari pembatalan kelulusan MMKN, permohonan Kebenaran Merancang untuk projek-projek lain pemaju juga ditahan jika mereka melewatkan-lewatkan pembinaan Rumah Selangorku,” katanya.

Rumah Selangorku adalah projek yang dilaksanakan kerajaan negeri bagi membantu rakyat berpendapatan rendah memiliki rumah.

Menurut Iskandar, Jawatankuasa Teknikal Pemantauan Pembangunan Rumah Selangorku (JTPPRS) ditubuhkan bagi memantau pelaksanaan projek-projek berkenaan.

Katanya, JTPPRS dianggotai oleh Pengarah Eksekutif Lembaga Perumahan Dan Hartanah Selangor (LPHS), wakil Pejabat Exco, wakil Pejabat Tanah Galian Selangor, wakil Pejabat Tanah Daerah dan wakil pihak berkuasa tempatan (PBT).

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