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Majestic Heights buyers
end six-year wait
19/01/2003 NSUNT
PENANG, Sat. - Purchasers in the Majestic Heights project, the country's
single largest abandoned housing project, can now look forward to
receiving the keys to their units after a six-year wait. Paya Terubong
State Assemblyman Datuk Dr Loh Hock Hun said today that the keys for the
Phase One purchasers would be given on Feb 4.
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Firm may sue over 400 ‘silent’ buyers
31/03/2003 The Star BY SYLVIA LOOI
The liquidator of Majestic Heights Sdn Bhd is contemplating legal action
against purchasers who failed to pay RM7,500 each to finance the revival
of Taman Terubong Indah (Majestic Heights) Phase 1. Deloitte Kassim Chan
corporate reorganisation group executive director Chu Siew Koon said
that of the 1,557 purchasers, 760 had paid up while 389 were in the
midst of applying for loans.
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Ways
sought to overcome delay
23/06/2003 The Star By Sylvia
Looi
The liquidator and
contractor of the revived Taman Terubong Indah (Majestic Heights)
Phase 1 project are looking into ways to quickly complete the
project and obtain certificate of fitness (CF).
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Five projects to be revived
14/10/2003 The Star
FIVE of the 14
abandoned housing projects in Penang
will be revived by Syarikat Perumahan
Negara Bhd (SPNB), the national housing
company.
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Majestic Heights all set for certificate of fitness
14/12/2003 NSUNT
PENANG, Sat. - Majestic Heights, which almost ended up as the country's
largest abandoned housing project, will soon be certified as fit for
occupation, ending a 10-month wrangle between 1,557 homeowners and unpaid
sub-contractors. Paya Terubong Assemblyman Datuk Dr Loh Hock Hun today
said the application for the certificate of fitness would be submitted to
the Penang Island Municipal Council on Monday as all necessary clearances
have been obtained.
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Buyers
get CF after six years
01/01/2004
The Star
PENANG: After a six-year wait, the 1,557
buyers of the Majestic Heights (Taman Terubong Indah) Phase One have finally
obtained the Certificate of Fitness (CF) for the project.
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A home, after 10 years
01/01/2004 MM
GEORGETOWN: More than 1,500 purchasers of homes under Phase One of
Majestic Heights in Paya Terubong will have much to cheer about this
Chinese New Year. Their long-awaited new homes are now ready and have been
issued with Certificates of Fitness (CFs) yesterday.
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Majestic Heights buyers' 10-year wait finally over
01/01/2004 NST
PENANG, Wed. - The 10-year wait by 1,557 buyers of Phase One of Majestic
Heights in Paya Terubong here, once the country's single largest abandoned
housing project, is over. The Penang Island Municipal Council issued
certificates of occupation yesterday.
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CF – best New Year gift for housebuyers 05/01/2004 The Star
AT long last – that was the initial response of many buyers of the Majestic Heights (Taman Terubong Indah) Phase One when they
first learned that the project had obtained its Certificate of Fitness (CF) recently.
Describing the CF as the best Chinese New Year gift, technician Kong Chih Leng, 37, said he could not wait to move in with his
family.
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Settle payment, owners urged
07/02/2004 MM By Shankar Karuppayah
PAYA TERUBONG: Defaulting owners of the
Taman Terubong Indah (phase one)
apartments have been told to settle
their payments of RM7,500 each. The
liquidator, Deloitte KassimChan's
corporate re-organisation group project
managing advisor Tey Kim Chaw said 334
owners have not responded to letters to
pay up.
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RM3.5m still owed to sub-contractors
29/02/2004 The Star By Siow Yuen Ching
THE delay by 334 flat purchasers in paying their RM7,500
revival fee for the Taman Terubong Jaya Indah (Majestic Heights)
Phase 1 project has resulted in an outstanding amount of RM3.5m owed
to sub-contractors.
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Dr Loh gets a pat on the back from Ka
Ting
16/03/2004 The Star By K. KASTURI DEWI
HOUSING and Local Government Minister Datuk Seri Ong Ka Ting has commended
incumbent Paya Terubong assemblyman Datuk Dr Loh Hock Hun for
painstakingly helping to settle the problems of purchasers of the Majestic
Heights (Taman Terubong Indah) Phase One project in Penang.
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Taxi driver among the first to move into
flats
07/04/2004 The Star By Siow Yuen Ching
YEARS of anxiety and sleepless nights have finally ended for taxi driver
Osman Majid when he finally moved into his new home at the revived Taman
Terubong Indah (Majestic Heights) Phase I, in Paya Terubong, Penang.
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Rep: Stop bugging my service staff
12/04/2004 The Star
Paya Terubong assemblyman Datuk Dr Loh Hock Hun
has appealed to purchasers of the completed Majestic Heights Phase I
to stop harassing his service centre staff.
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Residents grouse
about paying upgrading fees 20/07/2004
The Star By NG SU-ANN A
GROUP of residents from the newly completed Phase 1 of Majestic
Heights in Penang are unhappy that they have to pay upgrading fees
totalling about RM700 for each unit to the management corporation.
Their spokesman Tan Kean Huat said: “Although we are given keys, the
electricity and water supply will not be made available to us if we
don't settle the amount.
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Pinda
Akta Perumahan bolehkan pembeli pantau 25/09/2004 Utusan
PULAU PINANG 24 Sept. - Kerajaan negeri mencadangkan supaya Akta Perumahan
dipinda bagi membolehkan pembeli rumah menubuhkan satu jawatankuasa khas
untuk memantau perkembangan pelaksanaan projek rumah yang dibeli.Ketua Menteri, Tan Sri Dr. Koh Tsu Koon berkata, akta berkenaan perlu
dipinda bagi memasukkan peruntukan tersebut kerana penubuhan jawatankuasa
itu akan membuka ruang perbincangan antara pembeli dan pemaju jika wujud
sebarang masalah.
Worry over security
16/01/2007 The Star
DISTRESSED,
Penang.
THIS is the second time I am writing on behalf of all
the local residents of Taman Terubong Indah (better known as Majestic
Heights-Phase 1)
