Owners of high-rise mixed-use property likely to pay higher maintenance fees


Likely issues: Adzman says MIPFM foresees there will be issues between developers, JMBs, MCs and owners

PETALING JAYA: Owners of high-rise projects in mixed-use projects will likely have to pay more for their monthly maintenance charges and sinking fund as a result of a court ruling on a flat management rate for different components.

Chaos and confusion have already resulted from The Star’s article entitled ‘Flat rate for all in mixed-use property’ published on Oct 14.

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