Sarawak is aiming for 20,000 homes over the next five years under the 13th Malaysia Plan, with first-time buyers among the intended beneficiaries. The statewide target is not the size of the housing project handed over in Miri on Oct 29. That separate development, Rumah Spektra Permata (RSP) Permyjaya III, comprises 101 single-storey terrace houses with a total scheme value of RM33.9 million. DayakDaily's Oct 29 report, citing TVS coverage of the handover, said the wider programme would involve the private sector and both the Sarawak and federal governments. Around 3,000 to 4,000 units were built over the previous five years, according to the account. The standards outlined for the homes include at least 700 square feet of floor space, three bedrooms, two bathrooms and parking. For prospective buyers, the announcement therefore covers both the scale of planned supply and the basic accommodation expected—not just a headline unit count. It does not, however, give a Kuching allocation, selling prices or an application timetable. The RM33.9 million figure belongs to the Miri scheme as a whole; it is not a quoted purchase price for an individual home. Buyers will still need the details of specific developments before they can assess eligibility and affordability.