High-rise living worries walk-up flat owners in KL


Apartment Taman Sri Endah in Sri Petaling offers huge open spaces which many residents are unwilling to give up. — Photos: RAJA FAISAL HISHAN, AZLINA ABDULLAH and YAP CHEE HONG/The Star

URBAN living can be a challenge, especially for those in the B40 group.Many are forced to reside in older walk-up apartments, which are showing signs of wear and tear over the decades.

The issue of rundown strata properties in Kuala Lumpur is in the news as the government has announced plans to introduce the Urban Renewal Act this year.

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