House Buyer Association (HBA) Insight into
Strata Management Legistations

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The book simplifies readings of the legal and technical language in the strata management legislation for the education and empowerment of strata owners with Strata Management information.
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House Buyer Association (HBA) Articles

HOC should only be for affordable properties
HOC should only be for affordable properties
Datuk Chang Kim Loong of the National House Buyers Association (HBA) argues that the Home Ownership Campaign (HOC) should focus solely on affordable properties priced below RM300,000.
HBA applauds Pemudah’s efforts towards cutting down bureaucratic red tape
HBA applauds Pemudah’s efforts towards cutting down bureaucratic red tape
The National House Buyers Association (HBA), represented by Datuk Chang Kim Loong, commends the efforts of Pemudah (Special Task Force to Facilitate Business) in addressing bureaucratic red tape and
High Court caps liquidators' fees at RM1,000
High Court caps liquidators' fees at RM1,000
Datuk Chang Kim Loong of the National House Buyers Association (HBA) highlights the issue of exploitative private liquidators imposing exorbitant administrative fees on purchasers, particularly in
High time to regulate conduct of building inspectors
High time to regulate conduct of building inspectors
Datuk Chang Kim Loong of the National House Buyers Association (HBA) highlights the urgent need to regulate the conduct of building inspectors (BIs) in Malaysia due to concerning trends in the
PRR — Is giving away taxpayers’ money sustainable?
PRR — Is giving away taxpayers’ money sustainable?
The National House Buyers Association (HBA) expresses concern regarding the Program Residensi Rakyat (PRR), a new public housing scheme by the Ministry of Housing and Local Government (KPKT).
Chang on URA: Don't wage a war between the 'stay' vs 'sell'
Chang on URA: Don't wage a war between the 'stay' vs 'sell'
The National House Buyers Association (HBA) underlines the necessity for unanimous consent from all unit owners in any plans for real estate redevelopment, rejuvenation, or renewal in Malaysia.
Raising Housing Tribunal’s claim limit to RM250,000 could undermine house buyers’ rights
Raising Housing Tribunal’s claim limit to RM250,000 could undermine house buyers’ rights
The proposal to increase the claim limit of the Tribunal for Homebuyer Claims, also known as the Housing Tribunal, from RM50,000 to RM250,000 is being considered.

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