The Covid-19 pandemic has called for a rethinking and reimagining of the workspace and culture

The innovative campaign was initiated in response to feedback from people who were keen to own a home but felt cautious due to current economic conditions and the pandemic.

The beauty of the Always with You campaign is its voluntary exit plan that helps minimise the homebuyer’s risk. (Branded content)

The House Buyers’ Association (HBA) is steadfast and unwavering in our views that there should be variable rates for mixed development schemes. Mixed developments involve issues extending beyond the mere use of parcels and the factors enumerated in the formula contained in the First Schedule of the Strata Management Act, 2013 (SMA).

A look at auction properties listed on EdgeProp.my revealed some deals that had reserve prices of at least 30% below market value (according to the respective agents handling the deals). Here are some of them.

“There were quite a number of recently completed units that went under the hammer last year, some of which have been left vacant although they are in good locations.”

Given that the property sector’s spill over effect on other sectors can contribute up to 14% of the country’s GDP; measures are needed to stimulate the property market.

Over 30 stores used to operate in SS15 Subang Jaya’s famed ‘bubble tea street’ — have the multi-coloured boba concoctions reached a saturation point? Are they losing their charm amid Covid-19 fears?

Architect Centre Sdn Bhd accredited architect and trainer Anthony Lee Tee: The main concern is bacteria such as those that cause Legionnaires' disease and other pathogens inside the building as there is no fresh air in the building.

“Those who had not placed priority on safety issues and building inspections now understand why they need to undergo inspections to renew their fire certificates and lift certificates, for example. Now we see building owners asking for inspections because they are afraid the system will fail and become a liability due to safety issues.”

It was reported that EPF has approved withdrawals totalling RM1.66 billion by 3.5 million contributors under the i-Lestari initiative launched last month. However, is RM500 per month enough to help them pay for their shelter or even feed their families? Will such pittance be sufficient to resuscitate their failing businesses?