Oh, what a year!
For the Malaysian property and building sector, its struggle with an expanding property overhang over recent years took a double turn with the swift and devastating Covid-19 pandemic onslaught.
Where do you wish to be this time next year?
Japan and Europe are the popular choices for the respondents of EdgeProp.
Where were you this time last year? Where do you wish to be now?
We are restricted from travelling overseas this year but sweet memories will keep us looking forward to a better year ahead.
Lessons you have learned in 2020
Adapt and evolve are the keys to deal with the new normal — the respondents of EdgeProp.
Describe 2020 in one word. Why?
“Unprecedented” and “Reset” are the words most of the respondents of EdgeProp.
A year of unlearning and relearning
The year 2020 is bowing out, and no one, not even in his or her wildest dreams, could have imagined what a trying, painful and anguish-filled year it would be.
Malaysia’s Covid-19 cases surpass 100,000 as Selangor and KL again top the list
KUALA LUMPUR (Dec 24): Malaysia’s confirmed Covid-19 infections surpassed 100,000 today, after 14 straight days of four-digit cases.
AmInvestment upgrades REIT sector, says worst is over
KUALA LUMPUR (Dec 24): AmInvestment Bank Bhd said today it has upgraded the Malaysia real estate investment trust (REIT) sector to "overweight" from "neutral" as the research firm believes the worst is over for the industry, which has contended with the impact of Covid-19-driven restricted movement policies.
Malaysia to go it alone with HSR project, pay RM300m compensation to Singapore — source
KUALA LUMPUR (Dec 24): Malaysia is set to pay RM300 million in compensation to Singapore after deciding to terminate the Kuala Lumpur-Singapore High Speed Rail (HSR) contract and instead undertake the project without Singapore’s participation, a source said yesterday.
Covid-19: Malaysia reports 1,348 new cases, pushing actives past 18,000 mark, with five more deaths
KUALA LUMPUR (Dec 23): Malaysia’s new Covid-19 cases dropped to 1,348 today from 2,062 reported yesterday, with 761 cases or 56% of the new cases coming from Selangor and Kuala Lumpur.
