Published on: Sunday, March 07, 2021
By: Borneo Post Online
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Kota Kinabalu: Thirteen associations in Sabah appealed to the State Government to hear their concerns on the imprompt promulgation of Minimum Housing Act 446 - Employees’ Minimum Standards of Housing Accommodations & Amenities Act under the Emergency Ordinance, that was extended to Sabah and Sarawak effective Feb. 26, this year.
They are Sabah Employers Association (Sea), Timber Association of Sabah (Tas), Sabah Housing and Real Estate Developers Association (Shareda), Sabah Builders Association (SBA), Federation of Malaysian Manufacturers Sabah Branch (FMM Sabah), SME Association of Sabah (SME), Sabah Timber Industry Association (STIA), Sabah Freight Forwarders and Logistics Association (Sabffla), Sabah Furniture Association (SFA), East Malaysia Planters Association (Empa), Federation of Sabah Industries (FSI), Malaysia Entrepreneurs’ Development Associat
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Projects marketed on social media without getting permissions from regulatory authorities, crores collected in advance
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Even with online building permissions systems and TS-RERA coming into effect, it takes up to a year to get approval for multi-storey buildings.
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Projects marketed on social media without getting permissions from regulatory authorities, crores collected in advance
Just when everything seemed to be going well for the real estate industry post the COVID-19 lockdown with construction workers returning, demand picking up and the government initiating online approval process, a new kind of scheme is causing jitters.
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Hong Kongâs business sector has said the principle of âpatriots governing Hong Kongâ is conducive to Hong Kongâs long-term prosperity and stability, as well as peopleâs well-being, and called for prompt efforts to improve electoral systems to guarantee the implementation of the principle.
Only after the principle is upheld, can âone country, two systemsâ be comprehensively and accurately implemented and will anti-China disruptors be prevented from damaging Hong Kongâs governance and stability in the long run, the Chinese General Chamber of Commerce said in a statement.
The Real Estate Developers Association of Hong Kong said the âpatriots governing Hong Kongâ principle will help the society gather consensus, enable the Hong Kong Special Administrative Region (HKSAR) government to improve the economy and peopleâs livelihood, and give full play to Hong Kongâs advantages in fi
The Federal Capital Territory (FCT) Chapter Chairman of the Real Estate Developers Association of Nigeria (REDAN), Mr. Osilama Emmanuel Osilama has urged the federal government and the 36 State Governors, including the Minister of the FCT to reinvent and emulate the late Lateef Jakandeâs housing masterplan when he held sway both as Governor of Lagos State and Minister of Housing.
Addressing Housing Reporters on the state of housing and how to move the sector forward, over the weekend in Abuja, Osilama advocated for an innovative and creative collaboration synergy between members of the Real Estate Development Association of Nigeria (REDAN) and both State and Federal Governments on Public Private Partnership (PPP), platform especially in the face of COVID-19 Pandemic.