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“What we are talking about is how much our urban environment inherently facilitates or hinders walking for our day-to-day activities and life.”

The Real Estate and Housing Developers’ Association (REHDA) Malaysia is hoping that Putrajaya will “reintroduce or introduce” incentives that “will allow more Malaysians to buy a house to call their own”.

Prasarana president and group chief executive officer Mohd Azharuddin Mat Sah is of the view that Kuala Lumpur’s transportation ecosystem must be optimised to create a more resilient public transport system.

A recent high-profile scandal involving 60 real estate agents suspected to be linked to the sale and rental of properties related to one of Singapore’s biggest money-laundering cases has no doubt rocked the island republic known for its clean governance.

Rapid urbanisation is happening, and it’s happening very fast. Up to 4.4 billion of the world's population now live in cities, and the number of people is 26 million for Malaysia.

One look at its founding date, and you know that Glow Estates is made up of not just guts of steel, but minds sharp as a tack.

Finology Group has successful closed of a pre-Series A funding round of an undisclosed amount.

S P Setia’s Irama Villa III “received overwhelming response” with all of its freehold double-storey terrace homes fully taken up over the weekend launch.

Cities serve as essential community nodes, making the creation of safe spaces a global government priority. Yet, they are also significant sources of carbon emissions, requiring strategies for designing sustainable living conditions that harmonise with the environment.

The event brought together experts, government officials, industry professionals and stakeholders from various sectors to deliberate on critical issues related to urban development, sustainability and resilience.