if only all gov servants can afford 3 properties like you in the first place

Interest rates lor. Gov loan rates will always be more lower. And you can take 100% loan.

DPC is in a matured and atas neighbourhood. Left right front back all luxury condos. They wouldn't be stupid to shoot themselves in the foot by producing subpar stuff.

Compared to other PPA1M which are not in atas area. Sofiya is the only PPA1M worth the gamble for me.

Lol don't generalise

How to apply LPPSA loan

Seems like no news about balloting for Sofiya

Sweet. Less competition for Sofiya.

The website is undergoing maintainence. Guess there won't be any balloting today

i really want that house D:

thanks. cutting my expenses now every month so that i got enough to pay for DP. don't know i can tahan how long more to hold the money

DP would be 30k. Those fees i am guessing around 3-5k..? hopefully got exemption..

Site visit at DPC today

Sofiya Desa Park City by zstan, on Flickr

I think Bukit Jalil still have a lot of slots. My friend just applied last week after they reopened and immediately got an offer.

New project: PPA1M OUG

Yup dapat

After 18th January lor.

What office?

KUALA LUMPUR, Jan 11 — The children of government pensioners now have the opportunity to buy affordable houses under the 1Malaysia Civil Servant Housing Scheme (PPA1M), Chief Secretary to the Government Tan Sri Ali Hamsa said.

He said this followed the government’s decision to allow the children of government pensioners to buy houses ranging from RM150,000 to RM300,000 for landed or strata unit.




“Tonight, I would like to announce that the government has agreed to allow children of government pensioners to buy PPA1M houses.

“It is possible that all pensioners already have their own houses, but their children can also purchase PPA1M houses even though they are not working with the government,” he said in his speech at the 2018 ‘Khidmat Bakti’ Programme here yesterday night.

Ali, however, did not elaborate on the details.

At the event, he also announced that the medical facilities enjoyed by parents of civil servants would continue even after they (public servants) retired.

Meanwhile, Ali called on all government pensioners to continue helping the government by properly disseminating government information and policies to avoid inaccurate information being viralised among the people, which could undermine economic stability and national development.

He also advised government pensioners to share views on the government through proper platforms to maintain the credibility and image of the civil service.

He said government pensioners who were the founders and backbones of introduced policies should actively contribute to the idea of realising Malaysia’s desire to be among the top 20 countries in economic development and championing the well-being of the people by 2050. — Bernama

Read more at http://www.themalaymailonline.com/malaysia...TWoKEd4Soqf8.99

Lol do you even know the issue with PPA1M Putrajaya?

That's why I only trust Desa park city