PJ office buildings are doing better than you think
There seems to be little good news in the commercial office property sector amidst the current economic slowdown in Malaysia.
There seems to be little good news in the commercial office property sector amidst the current economic slowdown in Malaysia.
Rising property prices and inflation are natural in a growing economy.
It is many people’s dream to own a home of their own and this has driven them to work diligently and save up their hard-earned money to one day make their dream come true.
根据国家房产资料中心(National Property Information Centre,简称NAPIC)最近公布的2018年首季数据, 国内零售空间出租率按年微跌至80.
KUALA LUMPUR (July 21): The Penang government is reviewing all charges currently imposed on developers to make property more affordable to consumers.
KUALA LUMPUR (July 7): News that the Housing and Local Government Ministry is in talks with Bank Negara Malaysia to draw out the guidelines for a more relaxed loan scheme for some homebuyers may raise hopes of better earnings for the property firms.
Slowdown or not, there are still multi-million ringgit deals to be made and last year saw its fair share of real estate transactions of above RM10 million each.
PETALING JAYA (June 29): Close to half of the Small Office Home Office (Soho) units or 1,430 units of 2,912 units launched in Kuala Lumpur that are under construction, remain unsold in 1Q2018.
PETALING JAYA (June 29): The occupancy rate for purpose-built office buildings in the country dipped slightly in the first quarter of 2018 (1Q2018) to 77.