Malaysia cashes in on China's inbound semiconductor and data centre investments
According to JLL’s report, China invested a total of US$21 billion (about RM90.
According to JLL’s report, China invested a total of US$21 billion (about RM90.
What if you could live in a convenient location in the city, strategically tucked among all the spots that put Kuala Lumpur on the global map? What if you could just step out of your home, and these spots are just a rail ride away? Or what if you could tick off your grocery list, or embark on a gastronomic adventure, yet be near enough so you could whisk back to your luxurious green sanctuary in no time? Wouldn’t you want to snag it, and make it your home? In the heartbeat of the nation’s capital city, modernity meets nature at Bamboo Hills Residences — a revolutionary transit-oriented development (TOD) by UOA Development Bhd.
Property prices are generally perceived to have gone up quite significantly over the decades, but just how unaffordable are residential properties for most Malaysian households? EdgeProp Malaysia breaks down the figures across the districts in the Klang Valley to see how proportionate the states’ median household incomes are against the median property prices.
While we don’t disagree with paying taxes on money made and even money spent (in the form of GST), paying taxes on things we own that we have already paid taxes on with already taxed money would be a SCAM.
The success of TODs in Malaysia hinges on coordinated planning, strong local authority involvement, and effective partnerships between stakeholders.
Ideal Business Hub is a 28-acre freehold development offering 88 bungalows,semi-detached and cluster-type factories.
The development features 23 recreational and lifestyle facilities, including a swimming pool, children’s playground, jogging track, herb garden, multipurpose hall, library, gymnasium, sauna and yoga room.
Kuala Lumpur has the highest average rent at RM2,863, or 44% higher than the country average (RM1,995) and 51% higher than Selangor’s (RM1,899).
In Malaysia, the property management industry is well established through a robust combination of education, practice, and industry standards.
These twin factories are equipped with key features tailored for modern businesses.