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成交价：RM440,000（每平方尺RM308） 交易推手：来自Tech Real Estate Sdn Bhd的Terence Tih（017-668 669，REN01644） 成交日期：2019年2月 卖点： 单位面积：1,430平方尺 永久地契，中楼层办公室单位 全装潢单位 两间厕所 地铁站和购物广场在数分钟的步行距离内 位于吉隆坡Cheras区的Megan Phoenix已有24年的历史，它是由三座商业分层地契办公楼以及450个停车位所组成的商业中心。 这个商业中心位于Cheras Sentral购物广场的正后方，当中最高的办公楼有9层，其余的只有5层楼，单位面积介于671平方尺至1,230平方尺间。 促成这宗交易的Terence Tih（来自Tech Real Estate Sdn Bhd）说，该单位的卖家拥有和使用该单位已超过8年，基于业务扩展需要更大的办公空间，他决定脱售这个办公室单位，以搬到更大的办公室。 另外，买家是看中了该单位非常靠近Taman Connaught地铁站和Cheras Sentra购物广场的优点。 Tih说：“这里附近有好几栋新公寓正在兴建，所以，买家也是看中了这个商业中心的未来投资潜能。” 他补充，Megan Phoenix是Cheras区中，少数拥有永久地契的商业房产项目。不过，由于这个计划还未获得分层地契，所以目前价格与附近的租赁地契商业项目相仿。 他指出：“我知道这个计划的分层地契将会很快发出，相信这会刺激Megan Phoenix的价格。” EdgeProp.

  GEORGE TOWN (Sept 12): Tanjung Bungah Residents Association (TBRA) called for the engineer and his firm to be sentenced to jail time over a fatal Penang landslide that killed 11 workers in 2017.

GEORGE TOWN (Sept 12): Penang Development Corp (PDC) will have to “work hard” to provide affordable housing for residents of the state.

PUTRAJAYA (Sept 12): Housing and Local Government Minister Zuraida Kamaruddin said the announced prospective Home Ownership Campaign (HOC) for buyers in Hong Kong and China would not neglect the welfare of Malaysian citizens.

KUALA LUMPUR (Sept 12): Metronic Global Bhd has won a contract to undertake extra low voltage system works for a proposed mixed development in Kuala Lumpur that will include 616 condominium units.

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KUALA LUMPUR (Sept 11): Tadmax Resources Bhd has received government approval to proceed with the development of a 1000-1200 MW combined cycle gas and turbine power plant in Pulau Indah.

KUALA LUMPUR (Sept 11): Tex Cycle Technology (M) Bhd is targeting to kick-start the operation of its first waste-to-energy plant in the UK by end-2020.

KUALA LUMPUR (Sept 11): Malaysia's National Budget Office (NBO) had last month sought the Institute for Democracy and Economic Affairs' (IDEAS) inputs on institutional reforms for the Budget 2020 speech.

PETALING JAYA (Sept 11):  The Consumers Association of Penang (CAP) is concerned about Malaysian developers trying to attract Hong Kong property buyers to our shores, riding on the social and political turmoil plaguing the territory in recent months.