News by Chin Wai Lun

Malaysian award-winning landscape architect and garden designer Inch Lim designed this show garden named "On the Rocks" for the 2021 China Flower Expo. The garden was designed and coordinated by Lim
virtually due to the current Covid-19 travel restrictions.

“Corporate occupiers will increasingly de­mand real estate solutions that complement their sustainability agendas. This will lead inves­tors to prioritise green investments, propelling the real estate industry transformation towards future-ready green buildings,” said JLL APAC CEO Anthony Couse.

General manager Noorazzudin Omar: We have arrived at this decision after considering the present circumstances and all available options. We are left with little choice other than to proceed with this closure.

In a recent tweet, the prime minister’s special advisor on public health, Tan Sri Dr Jemilah Mahmood has urged for the guidelines on ventilation in enclosed spaces to be implemented.

"I would have chosen a targeted approach whereby banks are incentivised to keep alive only those loans that have a chance of repayments in the future."

The newly-minted chairman is laying out plans to navigate REITs through Covid-19

Noteworthy:
● Leasehold
● Built-up: 40,000 sq ft
● Land size: 43,560 sq ft
● Semi-furnished
● Highly accessible via various highways such as North-South Expressway and South Klang Valley Expressway (SKVE)

When: April 2021

The developer intends to undertake a self-sustainable and affordable township development with the aforementioned land. It will offer a mix of affordable housing and commercial buildings such as single storey semi-detached, single storey terraced houses and shop offices, in addition to other infrastructure and amenities.

Sunway REIT Management Sdn Bhd CEO Datuk Jeffrey Ng, who has held the chairman position from 2016 to 2021, is now the immediate past president of MRMA. 

PublicInvest Research estimated that the top seven Malaysian developers have more than 70% of the local market share, out of more than 1,000 property developers