Developer says bumi quota tough to achieve


THE recent changes in Negri Sembilan’s affordable housing policy and increase in the bumiputra quota for new residential schemes have received mixed reception from property developers and research analysts.

A senior executive from a major property developer says Negri Sembilan’s increase in the bumiputra quota, from 30% to 50%, would be tough to achieve for small developments.

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