DBKL urges city folk to provide feedback for Kuala Lumpur 2040 Development Plan


The Kuala Lumpur 2040 Development Plan is aimed at propelling Kuala Lumpur to a sustainable and liveable city. — P. NATHAN/The Star

SOFIAN Abdullah, 30, and his wife Mona Sulaiman, 28, just got married and are planning on starting a family.

As both work in Kuala Lumpur, the couple are looking to buy property that is not only affordable, but also not too far away from their place of work and has all the amenities they require for raising children.

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