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Rumah
teres terbiar cacatkan pemandangan
09/11/2008 Utusan Online
KEADAAN rumah teres yang terbengkalai di Saleng, Senai dekat Johor Bahru,
semalam. JOHOR BAHRU 8 Nov. - Melihat keadaan rumah teres dua tingkat yang
terbiar begitu sahaja, pelbagai aktiviti tidak sihat boleh berlaku di situ.
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Projek rumah
Desa Indah terbengkalai
10/11/2008 Utusan Online Oleh HUSSAINI AMRAN
Sebahagian projek yang telah tiga tahun terbengkalai di Desa Indah, Lubuk
Cina, Rembau, Negeri Sembilan. REMBAU 9 Nov. - Pembeli 95 unit rumah teres
kos sederhana rendah dan 60 unit rumah teres kos rendah di Desa Indah, Lubuk
Cina dekat sini, kesal dengan kegagalan pemaju menyiapkan projek itu yang
telah tiga tahun terbengkalai.
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Jumpa di
mahkamah...
11/11/2008 Utusan Online Oleh NOR AZAN FITRI AHMAD HIDZIR
TERBIAR... semak-samun yang semakin meninggi dan penutup besi yang hilang
adalah pemandangan biasa di projek Lestari Permai, Puchong sejak ia
terbengkalai tiga tahun lalu. - Gambar ABDUL NAZIR MOHAMED PUCHONG 10 Nov. -
Kesabaran pembeli rumah di Lestari Permai di sini yang terbengkalai sejak
tiga tahun lalu akhirnya sampai ke kemuncaknya.
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Apartment residents in distress
12/11/2008 The Star Story and photos by STUART MICHAEL
THE residents of the D’Alora and Mediterranean apartments in Taman Sri
Muda, Shah Alam, are unhappy over the occupation of their apartment blocks
by foreigners. To make things worse, their apartment blocks are also in a
deplorable state due to the unruly behaviour and unbecoming habits of the
foreigners and poor maintenance.
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Apartment owners speak out
13/11/2008 The Star Story and photo by OH ING YEEN
AT a recent meeting with the police, the Petaling Jaya City Council (MBPJ)
and the Join Management Body (JMB), Taman Sri Manja Square One Apartment
residents voiced their concerns for safety and the need for better parking
facilities. Held at an unoccupied shoplot near the apartment in Old Klang
Road, this was the first meeting the residents had with the respective
authorities and about 200 residents turned up.
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Sampai bila nak
tunggu...
13/11/2008 Utusan Online Oleh NOR AZAN FITRI AHMAD HIDZIR
Penduduk yang sepatutnya menduduki rumah PPRT di Kepong mendesak kerajaan
menyegerakan pemindahan mereka ke situ, baru-baru ini. - Gambar ZAKARIA
IDRIS KEPONG 12 Nov. - Masalah rumah terbengkalai merupakan salah satu
isu yang sentiasa meresahkan para pembeli berikutan wujud beberapa kes sejak
kebelakangan ini.
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Kerajaan negeri ambil alih projek Pulau Melaka
13/11/2008 Utusan Online
MELAKA 12 Nov. - Kerajaan negeri kini mengambil alih keseluruhan projek
pembangunan di Pulau Melaka, Bandar Hilir di sini selepas pemilikan tanah
projek terbengkalai sejak sekian lama dilupuskan.
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Dept under fire for inefficiency
15/11/2008 The Star By By YIP YOKE TENG
THE Federal Insolvency Department has been taken to task for its
inefficiency that has resulted in people suffering inconveniences. One
such case happened in Taman Sungai Besi in Kuala Lumpur and as a result,
occupants of more than 500 households and 40 shops have to put up with the
stench emitting from a sewerage treatment plant whose pump has failed to
work. One of the two pumps is still functioning but there are times when
it fails. Sewerage water then overflows into the compound of the low-lying
shops and squatter homes.
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What
you see is not what you get
17/11/2008 The Malay Mail By Reena Raj and Gabey Goh
Moving day proved to be an exhausting and frustrating experience for Nur
Aliyah Karen Abdullah, with a crane and 10 volunteers to coordinate in a
race against time on Friday. She was the third resident to move into one of
the townhouses of Merdu Kayangan Townvillas Damansara in Kampung Sungai Kayu
Ara, and the third to hire a crane to hoist their furniture in through the
balcony.
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Proxy system comes under fire
17/11/2008 The Star
Condominium and apartment residents in Petaling Jaya have called for the
abolition of the proxy system. They made this call in a meeting organised
by the All-Petaling Jaya Selangor Residents Association Coalition (APAC)
and the Condominium, Apartments and Highrise Committee (CAHC) on Friday
(Nov 14) at Taman Mayang public hall.
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Malacca to
revive RM1.4b reclaimed island scheme
18/11/2008 The Star By Chen Pelf Yeen
MALACCA: The state government has seized the RM1.4bil Pulau Melaka reclaimed
island project from its receivers following their failure to settle land
premiums despite being given ample time to do so. Chief Minister Datuk Seri
Mohd Ali Rustam said the state would revive the stalled project to protect
the interests of the 1,200 purchasers.
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