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Of the total, RM338.

As a result, the project went ahead under the Land Acquisition Act 1970, with 67% of landowners agreeing and the remaining 33% facing compulsory acquisition.

Minister in the Prime Minister’s Department (Federal Territories) Datuk Seri Dr Zaliha Mustafa said residents themselves agreed to redevelop the area, selected the developer, and signed a deal without government interference.

Both organisations aim to facilitate capacity-building and training programmes for developers in Sabah, support the certification of residential and commercial projects under the GreenRE framework, and enhance industry awareness of the economic and environmental advantages of sustainable development.

There are still residential units available at Bangsar Ria and Puchong South.

Minister in the Prime Minister’s Department (Federal Territories) Datuk Seri Dr Zaliha Mustafa said the session will provide lawmakers with a more detailed explanation of the long-standing dispute surrounding the project facing resistance from some residents and delays spanning nearly a decade.

DBKL assured residents "that every decision related to urban development is always based on existing policies and the gazetted development plans.

Technology, when applied thoughtfully, can enhance human experiences by reimagining heritage, improving accessibility, and enriching cultural expression.

Industry leaders from Malaysia and Singapore stressed the urgency for sustainable urban developments, showcasing examples of low-carbon, biodiversity-focused projects, nature-based solutions and water management for climate-resilient cities.

“Without people, there is no reason for businesses to invest, as culture is not just about tourism; it’s about identity and longevity.