KUALA LUMPUR, Oct 9 (Bernama) -- The stamp duty exemptions for the rehabilitation of abandoned housing projects will help facilitate project revival and provide much-needed relief to affected purchasers, said Real Estate And Housing Developers' Association Malaysia (REHDA).
Business : Budget 2027 Measures Expected To Support Homeownership, Property Market Growth
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Budget 2027 includes measures to support homeownership and property growth through stamp duty exemptions and tax incentives.
- Stamp duty exemptions for abandoned housing projects aid project revival and help buyers.
- Green technology projects get 100% tax allowances until 2030 to promote sustainability.
- First-time homebuyers get exemptions on property transfers and loans up to RM750,000.
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