Can avoid then avoid ...

Surely MRL houses can get value appreciated also, normally the project needs to have minimum 50% quota, some 70% ...
So, theoretically, it may not be as high as others, and also other considerations ...

davidlow7, tq for sharing, the first 2 interpretations are right, the 3rd one... I already shared earlier:
In what you've posted:
Dalam erti kata lain, hakmilik tersebut apabila telah dibangunkan menjadi kondominium kelak boleh dijual kepada bukan Melayu tetapi tertakluk kepada kuota pembelian bumiputera yang disyaratkan oleh Pihak Berkuasa Negeri. Akan tetapi perlu diingat, sekali pemilikan tersebut bertukar tangan kepada Melayu, hakmilik tersebut akan kekal sebagai Rizab Melayu dan tidak boleh diurusniagakan lagi kepada orang bukan Melayu. "

Very good husband!

Was you I read someone shared that even a "Will" is not allowed.

I'm not fully sure about your case, but I highly think that it can be solved through "appeal" (means that you only need to go through normal Sales & Purchase process) ... Double check with a lawyer with experience dealing with your area of houses (it varies from one state to another, from one to another if high-rise).

Yes ... landed houses having the same thing also.
Check key word "bumi quota" to get more information from LYN or elsewhere.