The Proposed Urban Renewal Act And You

Adriana Abu, Legal Advisor, National Homebuyers’ Association

28-Aug-24 09:30

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The Housing & Local Government Minister Nga Kor Ming plans to table the Urban Renewal Act in Parliament next year with the aim to restore the vibrancy and attractiveness of old areas, provide affordable living spaces, enhance public facilities and revitalise architecture. Adriana Abu, the legal advisor at the National House Buyers' Association, shares her thoughts on how this new piece of legislation might impact existing homeowners.

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Produced by: Keith Kam

Presented by: Keith Kam

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Categories: property, investments

Tags: urban renewal act, housing development, affordable housing,

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