KPKT's Panel of Experts – who are they?
This is the second POE team under KPKT, where the first POE of 25 members was initiated last year by the previous KPKT minister Datuk Seri Reezal Merican Naina Merican.
This is the second POE team under KPKT, where the first POE of 25 members was initiated last year by the previous KPKT minister Datuk Seri Reezal Merican Naina Merican.
The Local Government Development Ministry (KPKT) yesterday presented letters of appointment to 28 individuals who will make up a Panel of Experts (POE) to advise on programmes and policies that help the ministry tackle housing issues, solid waste issues and improving urban environments.
The number of sick, delayed or abandoned projects — which has risen to about 1,007 — is expected to increase further, due to the end of the extension of time for many projects, which was previously granted during the pandemic.
Rehda Institute and BPMB signed an MOU for the research works spanning from real estate and property development, housing policies, banking and financing, to environmental, social and governance, and the development of smart cities.
There are authorities in different states that practise different models of financial contribution currently.
The revised Budget 2023 was tabled earlier on Friday (Feb 24) by Prime Minister Datuk Seri Anwar Ibrahim. The budget themed “Menbangun Malaysia Madani” is aimed at helping the rakyat and boosting the economic prospects of the country.
The Real Estate and Housing Developers’ Association (Rehda) Malaysia supports the revamped Budget 2023 tabled today, which includes the measures aiming to assist the rakyat, while ensuring an inclusive and sustainable economic growth, its president Datuk NK Tong said.
Persatuan Pemaju Hartanah dan Perumahan Malaysia (Rehda) berharap industri hartanah akan terus berkembang dan kerajaan akan mengambil kira isu pemilikan rumah dan daya beli.
The Real Estate and Housing Developers’ Association Malaysia (Rehda) is hopeful that the property industry will continue to flourish and the government to look into the matter of homeownership and affordability.
Inflation and a higher cost of doing business are likely to push property prices up by double-digit this year, Rehda president Datuk NK Tong has cautioned.