As such, developers hike up prices of their other properties, but only by 5 pct, the exco says.

Jagdeep Singh Deo says the state government is happy the affected residents have accepted their offer.

State no longer burdened by ‘stepchild’ relationship with federal government, says Jagdeep.

Senior citizens, low-income families lament long wait for people's public housing.

Demolition and rebuilding of five low-cost projects necessary as land is scarce in Penang, says Jagdeep.

State govt to push for approval of project which was not tabled under previous Federal administration.

Penang exco man says integrity of reports is compromised because developers paying for them have vested interests.

The housing fund would be established through tax collections to help low- and middle-income earners own houses.

To tackle the problem of these workers flooding local housing schemes, says Jagdeep Singh.

This KPI taskforce will monitor the performance of the state exco and local councils, says exco member Jagdeep Singh.

Four projects to cater for more than 20,000 workers are in the pipeline.  

Penang exco Jagdeep responds to protest in Komtar yesterday over eviction notices. 

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Exco says that contrary to claims, the state government has met its affordable housing promises.

Exco member Jagdeep Singh says Penang has the least number of PPR units among all states. 

Jagdeep says the report is slanted and did not consider the measures taken by the state government.  

The exco slams Penang Gerakan for saying that the state gov't did not upkeep the flats. 

Exco Jagdeep Singh Deo refutes claim that the state isn't interested in building homes for bumiputeras.

State government supports residents in fight against housing developer, declares state exco.

Landslide disaster as a worksite accident will enable families of deceased to claim compensation, he adds.

The number given by Umno falls short by 81 percent, says Jagdeep Singh Deo.   

State has approved five applications to build foreign workers’ dormitories, says  Jagdeep. 

Jagdeep says floods should be attended to quickly regardless of their political leanings.

Exco member says auditor-general barking up the wrong tree in terms of public and low-cost housing.

He then announces that DAP will launch 'Stop the Bully' campaign to ensure a safe environment for children.

Jagdeep Singh says residents are disappointed with the deluge of foreigners flooding their neighbourhood.

Jagdeep Singh says this is part of an ongoing campaign launched to oppose attempts to federalise the state.

Half the number of people who bought affordable housing were Malays, says housing exco.

Penang won't follow Putrajaya's lead in lifting cooling measures on property sector.