With the new Act, if consent from 80% of owners has been obtained, the developer doesn't need the remaining 10 units' owner approval. Prior to this, approval is 100%.

Also, we need to look at what the developer has offered, the reasons of remaining 10 owners not taking the offer, could it be asking for more money, etc.

My parent had a unit at Taman pertama and offered a good deal, the downside is that the developer had a "incomplete' project but was not in blacklist list yet. The risk of similar could happen if we take up the offer.

one of the dispute rules in URA is that the minister has the power to appoint developers for the redevelopment.

let see what changes will be amended in the coming Oct parliament. but i wont place a high hope on NKM

yup, exp those land near MRT LRT..