Klang Raya Valley aspires to be benchmark for global cities—Amirudin
“Today we still look to Tokyo, Seoul or Singapore as references.
Urban Renewal Bill: Govt to raise consent threshold to 80% for all projects, demographics to be considered as debate pushed back to next Parliament sitting
Housing and Local Government Minister Nga Kor Ming: This adjustment reflects the government’s respect for stakeholder input.
Anwar says Urban Renewal Bill can be improved, urges critics to give it a chance
Prime Minister Datuk Seri Anwar Ibrahim: No legislation is perfect.
Eight DBKL land sites to be developed for subsidised rental housing—minister
The eight locations identified are Bandar Baru Sentul, Taman Desa, Pekan Salak Selatan, Jalan Selimang Cheras, Tasik Permaisuri, Taman Alam Damai, Wayfield Sungai Besi and Taman Desa Seputeh.
Placemaker Week Asean 2025: Build cities for social interaction to counter depression
“Communal design is not about replicating traditional structures, but about adapting their principles.
Malaysian Bar joins calls to defer Urban Renewal Bill, says compulsory acquisition clause 'illogical'
It criticised provisions that would allow compulsory acquisition from dissenting landowners once thresholds are met, calling it “illogical” and unfair.
Architects institute urges refinements to Urban Renewal Bill to better protect public interest
“PAM reiterates its commitment to supporting the government in achieving meaningful urban renewal.
Minister confirms no withdrawal of Urban Renewal Bill, second reading set for Thursday
Housing and Local Government Minister Nga Kor Ming accused opponents of the bill of “playing with sentiment and engaging in destructive politics”.
Property professionals urge govt to defer second reading of Urban Renewal Bill
“We strongly believe that in its current form, the Bill sidesteps equitable consultation with key stakeholders, including owners, professionals, and affected communities.
JWP, DBKL told to act as PAC flags issues in KL land development
Minister in the Prime Minister’s Department (Federal Territories) Datuk Seri Dr Zaliha Mustafa said land development in Kuala Lumpur must be understood within the broader framework of legislation, urban planning policies and government-approved development guidelines.
