Vertice confident about infrastructure project in Penang
Formerly known as VOIR Holdings Bhd, Vertice is confident in the successful execution of a mega infrastructure project in Penang.
Formerly known as VOIR Holdings Bhd, Vertice is confident in the successful execution of a mega infrastructure project in Penang.
SHAH ALAM (Oct 20): Many would think that their property is safe from fire is if a fire certification is issued to the building and the Fire and Rescue Department (Bomba) has endorsed the issuance of the certificate.
SHAH ALAM (Oct 20): Like humans, buildings will go through the aging process over the years, but with the right mentality in managing the property, it can stay evergreen and continue to enjoy good value growth, said Architect Centre Sdn Bhd accredited architect and trainer Anthony Lee Tee.
SHAH ALAM (Oct 20): How do you decide if an old property is worth investing in and what are the signs you look out for? According to Sri Penaga Management Corporation chairman Khaw Chay Tee, the management and maintenance of the property are key factors to consider.
SHAH ALAM (Oct 20): Chur Associates founder and managing partner Chris Tan highlights the importance of setting up a landlord association to lobby for greater protection of the rights of landlords.
SHAH ALAM (Oct 20): EdgeProp.
SHAH ALAM (Oct 20): Instead of building more homes, improving the purchasing power of income earners is the key to encouraging homeownership, said EdgeProp.
The first question a homebuyer should ask is probably “who’s the developer?” The biggest nightmare for a property buyer is when a project fails to be delivered or when it is delayed for a prolonged length of time.
PETALING JAYA (Oct 18): Singapore's new guidelines on the size of apartments that can be built per development threaten to erode profit margins further as it reduces the number of shoe-box units in a development, reported Reuters.
PETALING JAYA (Oct 16): Vacant and abandoned units of Palma Apartments, Bandar Country Homes, Rawang whose owners have failed to settle their assessment tax for five years or more, may have their property seized by the Selayang Municipal Council (MPS).