He said the measure announced in the 2020 Budget, effective from Jan 1 to Dec 31 next year, does not cover new projects that are yet to be launched.
Lim said the move is expected to benefit the property sector without being detrimental to Malaysians’ interest. Lim explained that the proposal was made to reduce the supply overhang in condominiums and apartments amounting to RM8.3bil as of the second quarter of 2019.
Ministers bffs are the developers . U scratch my back , I scratch ur back.
This country is turning into a 'pariah state'.
Why don't you lower the price of the units so that locals can afford to buy. Greedy developers said cannot
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