Bagaimana memastikan bahawa anda mendapat apa yang dijanjikan
Ketika membeli rumah daripada pasaran utama, mereka jarang siap dibina - di mana kita boleh melihat kualiti sebenar pembinaannya atau sekelilingnya. Oleh itu, sebagai produk yang belum wujud, mereka dijual dengan menggunakan gambaran artis, model skala dan pelbagai skim pemasaran.
HBA applauds BNM’s order to abolish loan documentation fees
Since 2013, banks have somehow been “selling” and “billing” the security documents to lawyers for prices ranging between RM100 and RM600.
How to tell if the green lung next to your home can be developed
There has been no shortage of complaints from homebuyers over the years on the deviations found in their end-products, where their completed units of stratified high-rise or landed residential houses and their surrounding habitats differ from those represented in the marketing materials and even plans attached to the standard sale and purchase agreements (SPA) signed between them and the developers.
Apex Court ruling leaves Court of Appeal’s contradicting decisions in limbo
Apex Court held that the ‘threshold’ under Section 96 of Courts of Judicature Act has not been met. Hence, ‘leave of court’ to escalate to Apex Court denied.
Preventive enforcement and proactive scheme needed to help rakyat own homes
The authorities need to take stringent action against abuses of PPR and at the same time, work out the RTO for the deserving.
Intergenerational loan a burden to offspring
Talks of the government wanting to promote second-generational loans or dual-generation housing loans are rife, but what is the cost to the rakyat?
Developers not allowed to charge above RM500 administrative fee
It is not uncommon for a developer to impose, contracted or otherwise, administrative charges in giving its consent to any resale, transfer or assignment of rights for property purchase pending the issuance of a separate strata title.
Water must be flowing and electricity running when handing over Vacant Possession: says Court of Law
Under the current act, which is to be read together with the Housing Development (Control and Licensing) Regulations 1989 (HDR 1989), the developer is supposed to conduct the delivery of VP of the completed property to the purchasers with water and electricity supply ‘ready for connection’.