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Housing and Local Government Minister Zuraida Kamaruddin plans on taking Malaysia’s Home Ownership Campaign (HOC) to Hong Kong and China.
She explained that properties in Malaysia are far cheaper than those found in Hong Kong and at the same time can help address the issue of expensive, overhung properties.
She explained that properties in Malaysia are far cheaper than those found in Hong Kong and at the same time can help address the issue of expensive, overhung properties.
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