Landsworth Properties’ staff work ethic, support system give clients peace of mind
“Our clients can be assured of our professional work ethics as we follow the laws, rules, and standards set by BOVAEAP.
5 steps to qualifying as a real estate agent in Malaysia
Requirements and differences between ‘agents’ and ‘negotiators’ explained Becoming a real estate agent in Malaysia is an appealing career option, but it can be difficult to know where to start.
KPKT's Panel of Experts – who are they?
Besides an additional three members, this new POE comprises some from the previous administration and some new faces – all from diverse backgrounds in fields such as housing, finance, economics, civil service and construction.
KPKT appoints “experts” from different fields to help out
Minister Nga Kor Ming: The appointment of the Panel of Experts is a strategic initiative to harness the knowledge, experience, and expertise of various parties to work together with KPKT, specifically in determining the best policies and programs for the people KUALA LUMPUR (March 23): The Local Government Development Ministry (KPKT) yesterday presented letters of appointment to 28 individuals who will make up a Panel of Experts (POE) to advise on programmes and policies that help the ministry tackle housing issues, solid waste issues and improving urban environments.
WEREG Properties hit 135% growth last year
Recruited 600 agents in 2022, going beyond its target Looking to open two new branches in 2023 KUALA LUMPUR (March 22): WEREG Properties Sdn Bhd celebrated its fourth anniversary this week with a remarkable achievement for 2022.
Rehda Institute and Bank Pembangunan to work on affordable housing research
"This partnership will enhance awareness and knowledge of affordable housing, which is crucial at times like this.
Rehda Institute calls for uniform framework of developer’s financial contribution to social housing
"Passing such housing delivery responsibilities to developers with burdensome imposition of the numerous compliance costs adds to cost of house prices, but not necessarily adding value to the final product.
Abandoned housing projects – will the special task force be effective this time?
If they have failed miserably in their gatekeeping role, how can they now be entrusted to revive sick and abandoned projects? KUALA LUMPUR (March 19): When the new Minister of Local Government Development Nga Kor Ming took office, he vowed to “scrutinise every sick and abandoned housing project”.
Govt urged to monitor affordability of house prices in private market
“Government assistance is usually given when the price of houses supplied by the private market sector fails to meet the needs of the poor.
