Associations urge consumers to report illegal real estate brokers to BOVAEP
“The number of illegal and unregistered real estate brokers is becoming more rampant despite strict laws governing the act of buying, selling and renting of real estate."
PEHAM suggests further OPR cut if COVID-19 persists
“Perhaps in 3Q2020, if the situation did not improve, the OPR could be revised once again to preserve the competitiveness of the economy and maintain price stability,” suggested Persatuan Perunding Hartanah Muslim Malaysia (PEHAM) president Ishak Ismail.
BOVAEP raids firm for suspected illegal real estate agency practice
“We have received a large number of complaints from the public that this firm has been appointing illegal brokers to sell housing projects on behalf of property developers and perhaps, members of the public.”
KL’s prime properties are among the world’s cheapest in 2019
Prime properties in KL cost about US$280 (RM1,172) psf, while in the next cheapest city, Cape Town, South Africa, they cost around US$310 psf. Hong Kong topped the list with a whopping US$4,610 psf.
Enriching the lives of PPR youths, one sports court at a time
The refurbishment works include converting the existing sports courts into bigger multipurpose sports courts with a colourful design that will attract residents to spend time outdoors, be it for sports or for community activities.
Naza TTDI partners Exsim for serviced apartment in KL Metropolis
Under the joint development agreement, Ivory Interpoint Sdn Bhd (a subsidiary of Exsim) will be granted the rights to the 1.86-acre plot to develop MET 6, Naza TTDI announced in a statement following a signing ceremony between TTDI KL Metropolis Sdn Bhd (a wholly owned subsidiary of Naza TTDI) and Exsim today.
DONE DEAL: Condominium unit, The Hamilton, Wangsa Maju, KL
Rented for: RM2,500 per month (RM2.50 psf); Concluded by: Kenny Lee (REN 18277) (012-2859790) of PropNex Realty Sdn Bhd; When: Dec 3, 2019
COVID-19: Too early to provide rental rebate to retailers, says PPK Malaysia
PPK Malaysia suggested that mall operators may consider allowing tenants to operate shorter business hours – either mall wide or only for some tenants, as part of measures to reduce operating cost…
Sayangi Rumahku: Bringing colour to the PPR community
From bare concrete and dilapidated conditions, the sports courts of these PPRs were transformed into multipurpose ones…
Conforming to tile standards
Ceramic tiles must adhere to the MS ISO 13006:2014 standard. This standard is regulated by the Construction Industry Development Board (CIDB) Malaysia as stipulated under Schedule 4 of CIDB Act 520.
