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  1. Reflections and recriminations 07/01/2006 NST-PROP
    It has become customary that at the end of each year, we take stock of what we have done over the past 12 months to see where we have gone, what we have done, the mistakes we committed, what services we rendered, and so on.

  2. A season of hope ... 14/01/2006 NST-PROP
    High on my wish list for 2006 is an end to the perennial problem of abandoned housing.

  3. Beyond Boonsom Boonyanit 21/01/2006 NST-PROP
    In an earlier column titled “How safe are your titles?” (PropertyTimes Nov 26, 2005) I noted that according to the United Nations Guidelines on Land Administration, a good system should, among other things, provide State guarantee of land ownership and security of tenure.

  4. In urgent need of reform 04/02/2006 NST-PROP

    It is only lately that residents of Peninsular Malaysia have been compelled to grapple with the problem of a registered proprietor’s indefeasibility of title, for there had been no urgent need to address the issue before the Boonsom Boonyanit case (PropertyTimes, Jan 14, 2006).

  5. Handling rogue developers 25/03/2006 NST-PROP
    EARLIER on in this column, I said that high on my wish list for 2006 is an end to abandoned housing. But going by news reports, not just in the dailies but also over prime time TV news since January this year, stories of such banes still continue to haunt us.

  6. All’s not well on the sea front 01/04/2006 NST-PROP
    A couple of weeks ago, while attending a conference in Port Dickson, Negeri Sembilan, my good friend Chang Kim Loong of the National House Buyers Association handed me a brochure of a beachfront project in the area.

  7. Landlocked landlords 08/04/2006 NST-PROP
    Let’s say several years ago you purchased, after a cursory visual inspection, a four-acre plot of land some 20km away from your city centre residence.

  8. Throw environmental offenders in jail 15/04/2006 NST-PROP
    I have on several occasions in the past expressed in this column my feelings of regret and dismay at what seems to be an inexplicable reluctance of part of the judiciary to punish environmental offenders with custodial sentences, even when the facts of a particular case warrant it.

  9. Hardware and heart-ware needed in Land Offices 22/04/2006 NST-PROP
    There has been much “official good news” publicised about the computerisation of the Land Offices throughout the country. However, on the quiet, friends in-the-know tell me that the situation is not really as bright as it ought to be.

  10. Making BTS Work 22/07/2006 NST-PROP
    THE commentary I made early this month on the Government's decision to introduce the 10:90 variant of the Build-Then-Sell (BTS) mode of housing delivery (NST-Property July 1, 2006) has received quite a bit of feedback.

  11. An unending wait for Ipoh couple 14/10/2006 NST-PROP
    MY story this week is a familiar one, often told about simple village folk who are at the mercy of Government servants. Because of its familiarity, it could be a boring story, if not for the sense of despair - and anger - it can evoke, due to the indifferent attitude of those whose code of conduct demands that they serve the public.

  12. Elusive housing policy 04/11/2006 NST-PROP
    THOUGH reluctant to travel during the month of Ramadan, I did make a short trip to the Selangor capital of Shah Alam recently. THE occasion? A short, but urgent, meeting on gated-and-guarded communities with some colleagues and good friends. And, as expected, our discussions gravitated from million ringgit condos and exclusive gated communities to other aspects of development as well.

  13. Tighter housing law 30/12/2006 NST-PROP
    SEVERAL new Bills affecting house purchasers were tabled in the Dewan Rakyat earlier this month. Two of these were to amend the Housing Development (Control and Licensing) Act and the Strata Titles Act, while the third was to enact the much talked-about Building and Common Property (Maintenance and Management) Act 2006. However, my attention here is on the amendment to the housing law. Although it contains only 29 sections, these provisions have a considerable impact on the existing relationship between a developer and the purchasers.

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