So many affordable homes around the same area.
Better location compare to SkyAwani 3 and 4 which is not too far away. Walking distance to Setapak Central Mall.

Anyway size and price is unknown.
And whether come with condo facilities such as skyawani series.

Already got construction going on. I think at level 2 or 3 now.

Gov can't do much la. Look at the nearby Residensi Hektar, also abandoned since the 2018 government.

No politicians actually play up the issue, the residents are on their own.

Oppositions do not meddle in this too much because they know that it will backfire on them next time if they take back the helm.

While I can totally understand your point is to rescue the rakyat, but the fact is government still need to spend own money to rebuild / complete the project

Who's money are they spending? Taxpayers money

Who do they have to answer to? Taxpayer

How many people are the buyers of Jsatine? Probably 5k people

How many people government have to answer to? Probably close 20million people

If government could and "should" save this project, why haven't they done so for past projects?

And now developer also didn't say don't want to rectify, why government have to step in now?

Separately

But then you will have to ask the question on behalf the "rest" of the rakyat

Why save Jsatine specifically first?

What about other that has been abandoned in the past?

If need to save all of the project using government funds

1. How much government need to spend to save projects across Malaysia?

2. How many more developers can just build halfway using subsidiary, lingkup halfway, wait government to save the project (or in your terms, rakyat)?

That was the question I can think of by just rationalize abit on 'what if government saves these projects for the people?'

To be honest, the magnitude of this issue is even larger than a project being abandoned.

For abandoned project, Gov has set up a guarantee scheme for white knights to take over and complete the project. The underlying financial issue is much easier to solve.

Compared to the current issue, which not only involves the financials of the developer but also the structural integrity of the whole building. Coupled with this being a high dense affordable housing project, this is a sticky situation to solve.

I much rather be in Residensi Hektar's shoe.