The REAL deal: Urban redevelopment key to sustainable cities
Malaysian regulations on redevelopment and, by extension, en bloc sales, must change, quickly.
Malaysian regulations on redevelopment and, by extension, en bloc sales, must change, quickly.
PAM said this is due to an alarming increase in the unnecessary felling of street trees by local governments in the Greater Kuala Lumpur region.
BMSPA is in its seventh instalment this year in seeking to recognise real estate that is managed with excellence and sustainability.
“Right now, under the current act (law), we have to get 100% consent from the residents (of the identified projects) to implement a redevelopment [plan], which is not possible… We will be coming out with a new act soon, to speed up the progress of the redevelopment projects.
The event will bring together industry leaders, experts, and crucial stakeholders to explore Malaysia's most recent trends, challenges, and opportunities in sustainable property development.
“Despite the lapsed collaboration agreement, both Jentayu Sustainables and Voith will continue the ongoing discussions and remain committed to finalise the terms of the definitive agreements on a non-exclusive basis.
Malaysia has committed itself to making our country an exemplary model of the Sustainable Development Goals, so how close are we towards that goal? KUALA LUMPUR (April 21): The signs are frightening – melting ice, dying coral reefs, and even the rising rate of mosquitoes (yes, global warming has made the earth more mosquito-friendly).
CIDB’s Ahmad Asri said that the growing global population also demands consideration of how buildings are constructed, the materials used to create them, and the expected efficiency of the finished buildings.
The company hosts its first annual dinner in three years Highlights strong teamwork and success in managing its signature portfolio of branded residential properties KUALA LUMPUR (March 22): Henry Butcher Malaysia Mont Kiara Sdn Bhd (HBMK) held its annual dinner event at Grand Hyatt Kuala Lumpur after a three-year hiatus (last annual dinner was held in 2019) due to the Covid-19 pandemic, last week.
There is no denying that embracing sustainability is no longer an option.