Attempts to set up a residents' committee at the Wadihana Condominium, Johore Bahru, Malaysia were made way back in January 1998 by a group of parcel owners led by Peter Lim, Roger Tan and Wee Kim Fatt. However, the idea was abandoned after only 40% of the parcel owners of units not owned by the developer ("private parcel owners") responded in support of this move.

The idea was revived in May 2003. This time, a new team of private parcel owners managed to secure the support of more than 50% of the private parcel owners. Each of these private parcel owners also signed a letter authorising the  WCRC to represent them in all dealings with the developer and the management company with respect to the management and maintenance of the Wadihana Condominium.

On April 28, 2007, the first annual general meeting of the Management Corporation was held. However, as the developer/original proprietor did not support WCRC since they still own about 45 units, the nominees of the WCRC were not elected to the Council of the Management Corporation. As a result, the management of the Wadihana Condominium is still very much in the control of the developer/original proprietor.

In fact, all of us share one common objective, that is, to help ensure that the Wadihana Condominium is well managed and maintained.

However, judging by the attitude of the developer/original proprietor towards members of the WCRC at the April 28 AGM, we have no choice but to continue with WCRC notwithstanding the establishment of the Management Corporation, in order to protect and uphold the interest and rights of parcel proprietors. It is important that as residents, we must come together in unity and have one common body to represent our interests when dealing with the developer/original proprietor and the management corporation.

Parcel owners are requested to transfer the strata titles to their names as soon as possible and promptly settle all management charges so that you will have a say in the next annual general meeting. If you have any query, please do not hesitate to contact the WCRC.

It is hoped that this website will help meet this objective and become a virtual place of networking and communication among the private parcel owners whether they are residents or otherwise.