Melaka govt wants to protect rights of condo buyers, regulate Airbnb


MELAKA: The state government wants to protect the rights of condominium buyers and regulate Airbnb as well as the financial impact of online rentals in the local hospitality industry.

Melaka Chief Minister Datuk Seri Sulaiman Md Ali said the government has to regulate the ambiguous promotion of condominiums as residential properties but the property masterplans are actually approved as commercial projects.

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