'Sick' housing projects bane of house buyers, can affect nat

KUALA LUMPUR: For many people, buying a house is a dream come true. But when construction is delayed and they are forced to wait longer to move into their own home, they are saddled with two rather hefty payments every month - rental for the house they are currently living in and instalment for the housing loan they had taken.

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