The low-cost people's housing project (PPR) Taman Cendana at Pasir Gudang, Johor Baru. - ZAZALI MUSA/The Star
JOHOR BARU: The Federal and state governments have been urged to look beyond financial allocation when it comes to building more affordable houses for low-income families.
Property consultant Samuel Tan Wee Cheng said while funding was important, the authorities should also focus on the issue of suitability and distribution of such houses.
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The low-cost people's housing project (PPR) Taman Cendana at Pasir Gudang, Johor Baru. - ZAZALI MUSA/The Star
Low cost flats in Taman Perling, Johor Baru. Authorities should focus on the issue of suitability and distribution of affordable homes. - ZAZALI MUSA/The Star
A view of the compound at the Rumah Pangsa Orkid in Ulu Tiram, Johor, one of many affordable housing projects in Johor. — Filepic
Some of the unoccupied blocks at the Kempas Permai People's Housing Programme (PPR) here on April 10.
More than 300 people were left homeless when authorities asked them to evacuate their low cost flat in Taman Jaya, Skudai due to safety concerns on Saturday night.
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