New property evaluation method bumps up assessment in Putrajaya

Sirajuddin (left) says the residents are unhappy with the new rates and have written a letter of protest to PPJ. They say PPJ has yet to reply or acknowledge receipt of their letter.

A LANDOWNER is seeing red after receiving the latest assessment notice from Putrajaya Corporation (PPJ) as a recent valuation review on his plot of vacant land had increased the rate from RM1,300 to RM3,400 per annum.

“This is a massive three-fold increase,” fumed the complainant who only wanted to be known as ASM Shariff.