Time to buy as owners are more realistic with the selling price
“The Covid-19 pandemic has impacted every economic sector, this has opened up good investment opportunities as owners are looking to cash out to conserve cash for their business.”
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Will offices 'die' as more work from home?
Knight Frank Malaysia executive director of capital markets James Buckley: This does not mean the death of the office, but we could see a shift in the working model where it becomes more a place for connection, socialisation, creativity and innovation.
Four ways to save electricity when working from home
The air-conditioning and lights in your “home office” are always switched on now as you try to get it as cool and as bright as your normal office but then you are constantly reminded that the one paying the electricity bill is, YOU.
Will the housing market crash?
Getting out of the downturn this time around could be more difficult as it involves a major public health issue that is the Covid-19 pandemic, which has, together with other economic issues, impacted the economy not just in the country but globally. Estimations on economic recovery range from months to years, and similarly, the property market would possibly enter into a down cycle before recovering.
Covid-19: Village Grocer to cleanse M City branch after customer tests positive
“We will be open for trade at 12 noon on April 10, 2020,” it said in an announcement posted on its Facebook page.
Policeman on MCO duty wins social media praise after he rescues puppy from monsoon drain (VIDEO)
In a video clip that was posted by Facebook user Ezam Ramli, the policeman was seen walking cautiously in the drain and trying to get a hold of the black-coloured dog.
Education Ministry will not hastily reopen schools once MCO ends
“The ministry will continue to discuss with related parties, as well as gather opinions from parents and education institutions. Students’ safety is more important than classes and examinations.”
Thief sneaks into 19th floor unit from toilet window
“The burglar rummaged through our apartment and stole a laptop, spare keys to the unit and car keys. The burglar also drank some of our wine.”
Kedah allows certain necessary service providers to resume operation today
"... construction activities only limited to urgent needs, such as to repair roof leakages or electrical wire system that threaten occupiers’ safety, whereas house renovation works are not permitted."
Take slight pay cuts, property sector workers urged
Rehda president Soam Heng Choon said he feared that the next nine to 12 months would be tough for the industry and employers might have to resort to asking their employees to accept “slight” reductions in wages.
