The law and practice in the rehabilitation of abandoned housing projects in Peninsular Malaysia and New South Wales, Australia
Even though there are laws and policies promulgated by the Malaysian government to govern the housing industry, the abandoned housing project is still one of the housing malaises in Peninsular Malaysia. If it is not feasible to rehabilitate the abandoned housing projects, they will be stalled forev...
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| Language: | English |
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2011
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| Online Access: | https://repo.uum.edu.my/id/eprint/6530/1/Nu12.pdf https://repo.uum.edu.my/id/eprint/6530/ |
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| Summary: | Even though there are laws and policies promulgated by the Malaysian government to govern the housing industry, the abandoned housing project is still one of the housing malaises in Peninsular Malaysia. If it is not feasible to rehabilitate the abandoned housing projects, they will be stalled
forever to the detriment of the purchasers. Virtually, there is no universal way to resolve this problem due to the fact that issues faced by the stakeholders are different in almost every abandoned housing project. Thus, different methods are absolutely necessary to tackle the problems and rehabilitate those projects. To this point, laws and practices in New South Wales, Australia, may deserve consideration. |
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