Remaining units expected to be completed by end of 12MP, it says.

This will alleviate inner-city congestion and reduce pressure on city amenities.

Anwar explains this will help address housing issue in KL.

‘Scientific guide to set house prices according to locality.’

Multiple vehicles per household a necessity, but limited parking spaces available.

Only one per citizen to ensure adequate supply.

Govt must implement much-needed systemic reforms for housing industry. 

Project will include affordable housing, various facilities, Husam says.

Imposition of quotas will not work as experience has shown.

ACCCIM also supports affordable housing policy review.

Ensuring involvement of private sector in providing affordable housing.

UPDATED 2.48PM | It has been increased to RM68k per unit. 

Affordable housing under PKNS will reduce price from RM250,000 to RM125,000.

Those buying between RM500k and RM1m will get 50pct off.

Are houses really affordable and can the PM keep his promises?

The construction of 62,836 housing units has been approved in FT.

The houses are specially for Selangor residents.

Panel calls for suitable housing to accommodate the B40 group.

Govt's 2018 policy pivot on project saved RM1.47b in 2020-2021.

'A political agenda to portray me in a negative light.'

Ex-FT minister explains proposed project was appropriate at the time.

Akmal Nasrullah Mohd Nasir says another event was held with Umno leaders in Shah Alam.

Residensi Tebrau will be completed this month, says the affordable housing agency.

Zuraida says she has requested for the Finance Ministry to allow the extension.

PM says govt also faces challenge in ensuring welfare of urban poor, especially city dwellers living in PPR flats.

It is important to create community spaces that enable social activities in B40 housing, says lecturer.

Najib said in a 2013 ceramah that the land was for building affordable housing, Hazem tells court.

Low and medium-cost apartment unit prices will be maintained at RM42,000 and RM72,500.

This is due to a pronounced and prolonged mismatch between demand and supply of residential property.

COMMENT | Given the current economic climate, it is not necessary for Malaysians to own property or buy cars.