
Only Two Rumah Selangorku Projects Delayed, Says Housing Exco
Selangor's housing committee chairman says just two Rumah Selangorku developments face delays, while 167 projects totalling 52,750 units have been successfully delivered to buyers.
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Selangor's housing committee chairman says just two Rumah Selangorku developments face delays, while 167 projects totalling 52,750 units have been successfully delivered to buyers.

Malaysia's Fire and Rescue Department conducted enforcement operations against nine overcrowded rental properties in Johor Bahru, known locally as 'rumah sarang burung', to ensure fire safety compliance and protect residents.

Prasarana Malaysia is wrapping up deals for eight Transit-Oriented Development housing projects positioned along the Ampang and Kelana Jaya LRT corridors, with some schemes already underway in Ara Damansara and Rivera.

Kuala Lumpur City Hall is racing to modernise its public housing stock, with 3,000 households still waiting for units as 25 of 64 schemes undergo significant infrastructure improvements.

The Kuala Lumpur City Hall still has approximately 3,000 applicants waiting for People's Housing Programme units, with priority determined by application order for B40 households meeting DBKL criteria, says Federal Territories Minister Hannah Yeoh.

Melaka's Chief Minister Datuk Seri Ab Rauf Yusoh is urging developers to install lifts in multi-storey buildings, citing unsold properties and elderly accessibility needs as driving factors for a new state policy.

Malaysia's housing ministry has successfully revived 1,615 stalled projects involving 190,422 units worth RM150.8 billion, using data-driven planning to match supply with actual demand and curb rising prices.

Prime Minister Anwar Ibrahim has voiced frustration over the slow pace of affordable housing delivery in Johor, as escalating property prices in Johor Bahru increasingly lock out first-time buyers and young families seeking homeownership.

Prime Minister Anwar Ibrahim has unveiled plans to develop affordable housing for civil servants on underutilised government property. The initiative is already progressing in several states, with Johor leading construction of 1,700 low-cost units.

Prime Minister Anwar Ibrahim has reaffirmed the government's commitment to providing affordable housing for civil servants, announcing that 1,700 units are already under construction in Johor as part of a broader initiative to ease the burden of homeownership.