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After more than 40 years, 120 families living as squatters in Sungkai and Kuala Bikam have finally received land grants, marking a significant resolution to a longstanding housing dispute in Perak.
Deputy Prime Minister Ahmad Zahid has emphasised the government's commitment to improving housing, education and welfare for Malaysian Armed Forces personnel, stating that addressing family needs enables troops to concentrate on their core defence duties.
Prime Minister Datuk Seri Anwar Ibrahim is preparing a comprehensive Cabinet proposal on a second-home policy designed to benefit Felda settlers, with the initiative set for presentation within the coming month.
Malaysia's Housing Ministry prioritises maintenance of decade-old People's Housing Programme projects, focusing on critical safety issues like lifts and water systems despite budget constraints.
Malaysia's government is deploying evidence-based planning to address housing affordability and curb rising prices. A special task force has successfully revived 1,615 stalled projects involving 190,422 units valued at RM150.8 billion since December 2022.
The government is reviewing proposals to improve land administration for FELDA settlers, including limiting heir registrations to two nominees and allowing multiple housing units on residential lots, Deputy Prime Minister Ahmad Zahid announced in Parliament.
Prime Minister Anwar Ibrahim has committed to resolving long-standing grievances affecting Federal Land Development Authority settlers, particularly disputes over land ownership rights and second-generation housing provision.
Prime Minister Anwar Ibrahim has directed the Federal Land Development Authority to accelerate efforts in resolving persistent housing and land ownership challenges affecting FELDA settlers, particularly beneficiaries from second-generation families.
Prime Minister Anwar Ibrahim has committed to addressing the long-delayed housing provision for second-generation FELDA settlers, though implementation depends on state government collaboration on land and infrastructure matters.
Malaysia's government will offer a 10 per cent discount on home purchases during the ASEAN Real Estate Conference 2026 at MITEC in late July, as part of efforts to ease the homebuying burden and keep properties affordable for Malaysians.
Malaysia's Housing and Local Government Ministry has disbursed RM200 million since 2023 to maintain non-Muslim places of worship nationwide, receiving 1,478 applications worth over RM279 million and demonstrating commitment to inclusive development.
The Dewan Rakyat convenes for a 16-day session addressing water resource expansion in Johor, strengthening the Malaysia Competition Commission's market oversight, and implementing age verification systems for social media.