Report: Two private equity firms ‘front runners’ to purchase Jaya Grocer
US-based Carlyle Group and Luxembourg-based CVC Capital Partners “are believed to be the front runners…”
Lagenda Properties wants to grow beyond Perak
Group managing director Datuk Jimmy Doh Jee Ming: To me, this is only the beginning. Today, our presence is mostly in Perak. We still have so many other states to go into.
Singapore’s City Developments wants to put behind ‘ill-fated’ investment
Executive chairman Kwek Leng Beng: A lot of questions have been asked about Sincere. We have written off Sincere and we will not put in any more money; but it has a lot of assets.
MBSJ: No more printing and posting of assessment bills
“The council had announced the e-billing method to customers last year through various platforms such as MBSJ billboards, flyer and pamphlet distributions to areas under MBSJ as well as through Residents Representative Council.”
Supercomputer shows wearing two masks is not very much better in blocking viral spread
The Fugaku supercomputer in Japan revealed that surgical-type mask made of non-woven material “had 85% effectiveness in blocking particles” while wearing an added polyurethane mask “on top boosted the effectiveness to just 89%”.
EdgeProp.my: Asking rental for condos in Wangsa Maju and Setapak
EdgeProp.my has recorded 407 listings in Wangsa Maju with the average asking rental ranging between RM1.20 psf (or RM900 a month) and RM2.71 psf (or RM3,665 a month).
EdgeProp Research: Transaction prices trending down in Wangsa Maju and Setapak
Wangsa Maju residential property prices have been fluctuating over the years (from 2012 to 3Q2020), especially for the landed property segment. For instance, the average price for bungalows surged to RM812 psf in 9M2020, from RM723 in 2019.
So, should investors still consider Wangsa Maju and Setapak?
Despite the dropping student population, realtors still believe in the potential of Wangsa Maju and Setapak
Now a tenants’ market, will Wangsa Maju and Setapak property keep its shine?
Without a doubt, the rental market in Wangsa Maju and Setapak has been badly hit from last year.
