US EditionFor the People's Sake, the State Government Takes Proactive Steps to Recover Two 'Sick' Housing Projects
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Sri Bayu and Quinton affordable housing projects resume after long delay
Two long-stalled Rumah MutiaraKu (RMKu) housing projects in Balik Pulau are set for revival, offering long-awaited relief to more than 500 homebuyers affected by years of delay. The projects—Pangsapuri Sri Bayu and Pangsapuri Quinton—involve a combined total of 625 units and had been abandoned for about seven years after construction was halted due to financial constraints faced by the original developer. Prior to the stoppage, Sri Bayu had reac…
GEORGE TOWN – Two Rumah MutiaraKu (RMKu) projects, namely Pangsapuri Sri Bayu and Pangsapuri Quinton which are classified as sick projects for more than seven years, will be immediately restored and are expected to be completed by the end of this year at the latest. Chief Minister, Y.A.B. Tuan Chow Kon Yeow said that such proactive steps were taken because the State Government today is always looking...
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