Interactive polls provided some ideas on market trends
AS many as four interactive polls were conducted during the Future Forward event to find out what the participants’ views were on several topics.
Innovation and new technologies must be for the people
TECHNOLOGY may change the way we work and communicate, but human beings still want that personal touch that only another fellow human being can give.
Fast forward to the future
SIGNS of globalisation are everywhere — from the cars we drive to the shared experience of hunting for virtual monsters on Pokemon Go.
Great ideas stem from fulfilling basic human needs
PETALING JAYA (Sept 30): Improved connectivity, security and comfort of living are the three main factors that homebuyers look forward to when it comes to innovation.
Rehda Youth showcases Penang’s heritage conservation efforts
THE Penang Cultural & Heritage Tour, which took place in July, was organised by the youth chapter of the Real Estate and Housing Developers’ Association (Rehda Youth).
Rehda hopeful of special tax for property segment in Budget 2017
KUALA LUMPUR (Sept 27): The Real Estate and Housing Developers' Association (Rehda) hopes the 2017 Budget will offer a special tax scheme for the property sector, Bernama reported today.
Rehda introduces Bumi Mapex
PETALING JAYA (Sept 27): The Real Estate and Housing Developers’ Association (Rehda) Malaysia is introducing its inaugural Bumiputera Malaysia Property Expo (Bumi Mapex) targeted at bumiputera homebuyers.
Putting people first
THE success of architectural works lies not by following trends but in focusing on the welfare of society.
35-year loan tenure more than enough, says Rehda president
KUALA LUMPUR (Sept 21): In response to requests for an extension in the tenure of housing loans to up to 40 years, the Real Estate and Housing Developers Association (Rehda) said the current 35-year limit is more than enough.
How about lowering property prices?
AS controversy rages over the suggestion for developers to lend money to prospective buyers who have difficulties getting financing to purchase properties, one question remains unasked: Will lower property prices help resolve the buyers’ financing problem? The logic is that by reducing prices, prospective buyers will be eligible to get a margin of financing that is sufficient to buy the developers’ products.
