Rehda: Urban renewal needed to safeguard community well-being


KUALA LUMPUR: Urban renewal must be prioritised to protect public health and ensure the safety of communities, as many ageing strata properties are showing signs of severe deterioration, according to the Malaysian Real Estate and Housing Deve­lopers’ Association (Rehda) Institute.

It said the issue was a key focus of the recent Inter­national Strata Symposium, held on April 8 and 9, in conjunction with Malaysia’s chairmanship of Asean.

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