News by Racheal Lee

CEO Ong Ghee Bin: We continue to see strong interest in the market especially among first-time and value-oriented home-seekers, and demand is high for reasonably priced new homes within the locale with well-designed facilities

The overall situation for the residential sector is expected to continue to be challenging as the pandemic has yet to be brought under control.

While 2020 has been a difficult year due to the Covid-19 pandemic, Savills Malaysia expects new norms to continue in 2021 and all businesses will have to continue to deal with the evolving market trends. It sees opportunities amid these changing markets.

With a gross development value of RM152 million, Bromelia Phase 1 offers 137 units of 2- and 2.5-storey terraced, cluster and semi-detached homes.

Chris Lehane, Airbnb senior vice president, global policy and communications: As this evolves, we will continue to develop ways to best support our communities by supporting healthy and sustainable travel, in partnership with local governments.

In Colliers International’s Asia Pacific Market Snapshot 3Q2020 report released recently, markets such as Singapore, Taiwan and China have seen a resurgence in transactions over the quarter under review, with the commercial and logistics sectors being the key areas of focus.

This product provides a seamless path to own a luxury villa in Indonesia. 

Located on a 2.8-acre land in Metro Prima off Jalan Kepong, Trinity Lemanja will consist of a 40-storey condominium block offering 583 units. Its facilities include a clubhouse, sky gymnasium, Serenitea Garden and infinity pool.

With the strong underlying drivers for logistics properties, some 81% of survey respondents plan on increasing their exposure to this sector by end-2021