The Employees Provident Fund (EPF) has received a total of 5.3 million applications worth RM40.1 billion under the special withdrawal facility as of 8pm Thursday (April 14).

“The number of applications received represented 44 percent out of the 11.95 million members who were eligible to withdraw their savings under the facility.

“Breaking down by wage groups, this represented 55 percent of eligible B40 members (those earning less than RM1,700), 59 percent of M40 members (RM1,701 - RM4,900), and 39 percent of T20 members (earning above RM4,900),” it said.

It said a further 29 percent of informal and inactive members also applied.

https://m.malaysiakini.com/news/618282

Juta Mines similar with Flora Damansara only. Just bigger in size.

High rise is all over the place la. Just compare launch price vs subsale price. Go read in reddit see people share stories how want to sell also have to top up. Here in /k also same. Go follow lelong king see what is the price people buy at.

If you are unaware, you are either ignorant or pure lazy.

The government has identified 91 housing sites in Kuala Lumpur that are ripe to be redeveloped for either public or private housing.

De facto Federal Territories Minister Dr Zaliha Mustafa said if redeveloped, the original owners will be granted new units, while bumiputera quotas are also in place for new units.

https://m.malaysiakini.com/news/736843

More development, more new supply.

Only Emporis Kota Damansara handed over at year 2020.

It seems some developers have suspended launch of new high rise in kv due to poor sales and some of those that have large land bank (bought not long ago) are stretched in cash flow.

keep marketing em to Singaporeans, later turn it into old folks home etc

truly a vassal state