Call to revive JB’s abandoned malls

KUALA LUMPUR (June 10): The shuttered malls of Johor Bahru have become such an eyesore and a potential den for drug addicts and vandals that there is a need for some to be “revived”.

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Foreclosure properties: It’s a buyer’s market

With the Covid-19 pandemic affecting the income source of many property owners, have more assets been placed under the hammer? For home-seekers and investors, is the auction market now offering value-worthy picks? A check with auction houses show that indeed, prices on the foreclosure market have slumped to as much as 30% to 40% below market value.

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RTS Link: Short-term stays will expand

KGV International’s Samuel Tan believes that one of the anticipated beneficiaries from the RTS Link would be the high-rise serviced apartments which are sprouting all over Johor Bahru.

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The up and coming CBD in Johor — Medini

Poised to be the Central Business District (CBD) of Iskandar Puteri (formerly known as Nusajaya), Medini is growing steadily with the on-going infrastructure development and numerous property projects that will turn this quiet region of southern Johor into a vibrant city in years to come.

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重点报道:工业产业领域的曙光

  新冠肺炎诱发的行动管制导致马来西亚经济发展一度停摆,不过,一些商家仍对国家经济前景保持乐观向好的看法。 根据KGV International Property Consultants (M) Sdn Bhd的一份市场研究报告,许多受访者相信国家经济将在未来的24个月内回稳。 该份名为《工业产业投资者在行动管制令后的行为》的报告在今年六月走访了200位个人和企业受访者,当中,82%相信经济环境将于未来六个月至两年内复苏。 KGV International Property Consultants 执行董事Samuel Tan说:“很意外地,大部分受访者对经济复苏相当乐观和有信心,不过,尽管超过80%的人对未来感到正面,但仅有50%的受访者准备在未来两年内添置新厂房,显示出大体经济情况确实影响了投资者的投资能力。” 打算在未来购买厂房的受访者中,仅有14%表示会立即启用新厂房,至于大部分的受访者则表示会用于出租、未来使用或者看准未来的增值潜能。 另一有趣的发现是,65%受访者预料厂房售价会下滑10%至30%,仅有14%认为会继续升值,其余则不确定走向,以及认为价格将持稳。 事实上,大部分(79.

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