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The findings were based on the questionnaires mailed and e-mailed to property development companies listed under Bursa Malaysia in Malaysia.
This paper provides the six main findings which directly contributed to the existing contextual integration between the waterfront and the water bodies. The transformation symbolizes the independent city states’ efforts to remake themselves for the 21st century. v) lack of detail master planning for Kuala Lumpur waterfront vi) guidelines which are not legally bounded are making implementation difficult.
3. Although some riverfront development projects continue to remain profitable and also maintain a successful public access component, many have not. This shows that written and unwritten rules may control as well as encourage the land development process. Corporate waqf provides a promising platform for people and corporations to develop the countries especially muslim community and malaysia as a whole.
And, Butuner (2006) sees included while developing plans for waterfront areas, as found. In Helsinki, submarket formation clearly depends on two factors: relative location and house type.
These are i) absence of policy and guidelines before the third morphological period ii) existing policies and guidelines are general and mostly referring to zones rather than according to plots iii) Policy and guideline developed and implemented in isolation by different government agencies iv) lack of guidelines which is suitable to the Kuala Lumpur waterfront. The findings identified ten laws and regulations related to waterfront development in Malaysia such as; the National Land Code 1965, the Town and Country Planning Act 1976, and the Environment Quality Act 1974. The project will provide a world-class destination to nearly one million residents. This paper examines the existence of formal and informal rules within the economic and legal frameworks affecting the land development decisions with special reference to the need for an environmental law and its implication.
The identified opportunities and challenges were then to be considered to balance property development right against waterfront development needs.
The question is, whether the most relevant partitioning criteria are directly related to the transaction price or to other, socio-economic and physical, features of the location. Over the years, many of these cities have lost their integration with their water bodies due to many factors such as the industrial revolution, development in transportation system and technology.
Waterfront redevelopment in Malaysia has taken place over the last twenty years. in-depth interviews conducted with users of selected two study areas, namely Kuching Waterfront (KW) in Sarawak and Lumut Waterfront (LW) in Perak.
Even in this decentralization era, there is difficulty in shifting the top-down culture of centralization into a bottom-up culture. 2. Besides positive effect of controlling, planning and environmental requirements may lengthen the duration of the land development process. Waqf is one of the current source of income for developing the economies and the community. The project will provide a world-class destination to nearly one million residents. waterfront development in Malaysia do not have any involvement from community and agreed that waterfront development could improve riverbank beautification and the landscape.
The findings of this study were based on interviews conducted within three case study areas: Kuching's Riverfront, Malacca's Waterfront, and Glennmarie Cove Riverfront. Kuching Waterfront. and Australian comparison on flood affected property.
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