News by Chin Wai Lun

: “The property market is definitely active – be it in the primary or secondary market. It has been a record year for disbursements of loans.”

In conjunction with Malaysia Day this year, EdgeProp.my and S P Setia Bhd have joined hands to give some encouragement to these micro-traders through a Caring Community Campaign themed “Alongside our B40s”.

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The land is about 30 times the size of the White House and the project would be one of the city’s priciest private developments for decades.

Eight of the selected eatery operators of the Caring Community Campaign “Alongside our B40s” open up their stories, give us a glimpse of the hardships they face, and inspire us with their unflinching tenacity as they keep moving forward

Noteworthy:
● Freehold
● Semi-furnished
● Built-up: 1,800 sq ft
● Land size: 1,540 sq ft
● Four bedrooms, three bathrooms
● Amenities: Within 2km to such as banks, food outlets, medical facilities, shopping malls and schools

When: April 2021

S P Setia Bhd head of group strategy and business development Lindayani Tajudin: When the pandemic hit, we were compelled to initiate this Caring Community Campaign to allow ourselves greater latitude in assisting small businesses. They are an essential part of our nation’s economy and the effects of the pandemic have been harsh on their businesses.

Themed “Alongside our B40s”, the campaign, organised by EdgeProp.my and powered by S P Setia Bhd in conjunction with Malaysia Day this year, aims to offer a helping hand to some B40 F&B small business owners in the Klang Valley and Penang who are in dire needs for urgent assistance

"The fully vaccinated numbers should be excluded from the existing maximum of 60% of total employees allowed to go back physically to work," said Malaysia Shopping Malls Association (PPK) president Tan Sri Teo Chiang Kok in a joint open letter to Health Minister Khairy Jamaluddin today.

"The fully vaccinated numbers should be excluded from the existing maximum of 60% of total employees allowed to go back physically to work," said Malaysia Shopping Malls Association (PPK) president Tan Sri Teo Chiang Kok in a joint open letter to Health Minister Khairy Jamaluddin today.