Rehda wants an automated release mechanism for unsold bumi-lots


PETALING JAYA: The Real Estate and Housing Developers Association (Rehda) Malaysia is urging the government to adopt an automatic release mechanism for properties allocated under bumiputra quotas to be sold to the general public.

According to its president Datuk NK Tong, as land is a state matter, there was no countrywide mechanism to regulate the imposition of bumiputra quotas.

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