The evaluation of physical and environmental factors in low-cost housing

Jiram, Wilson Rangga Anthony; Bujang, Ahmad Ariffian; Zairuslan, I. A.; Zarin, H. A.

doi:10.1201/b21184-26

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“…According to Maslow's Hierarchy Pyramid, housing is a basic need for society [1,2]. Owning homes is a dream for everyone to improve their quality of life.…”

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Housing is a basic need for society to improve their quality of life and as important assets for the country’s economic. Malaysian Housing Policy has focused and concentrated to provide adequate housing supply for the targeted group, especially for the bottom 40% income earner. The urbanisation process creates the socio-economic changes has led to the increases in demand for housing. The previous study stated that there was a discrepancy between demand and supply in housing market resulted from rising trend in house price compared to the household income, thus leading to market imperfection. Thus, this paper attempted to explore the government intervention in the housing market. In a nutshell, government intervention is necessary to correct the market imperfection through policies and project implementations. There is a need to improve market efficiency and review the delivery of both supply and demand in the housing market.

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“…According to Maslow's Hierarchy Pyramid, housing is a basic need for society [1,2]. Owning homes is a dream for everyone to improve their quality of life.…”

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“…Affordability primarily depends on housing expenditure and income distribution [3]. The affordability simply refers to ability to buy, to pay and household income distribution [1,4,5,6,7,8]. This shows that household income distribution influences their ability to purchase even a house [9,10].…”

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The evaluation of physical and environmental factors in low-cost housing

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