Rehda asks Penang govt to amend law on high-rise residentials


GEORGE TOWN: The Real Estate and Housing Developers’ Association (Rehda) is proposing for the state government to amend regulations in order to facilitate flexibility when planning and designing high-rise residential projects.

Specifically, it has proposed the state government to implement the 2.8 times plot ratio with a maximum floor area of 122,000 sq ft.

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