Challenging 'next couple of years' for property developers in Johor
Rehda Johor: Our members are not taking any chances and have been very careful about introducing new launches and will likely adopt similar measures in the next couple of years
Covid-19: Hotel Equatorial Penang closes down due to huge losses
Despite huge losses suffered by the company, the hotel will pay severance benefits, details of which will be announced at a later date
Sarawak still seeing growth opportunities; Sabah’s outlook remains bleak – CBRE | WTW
Sarawak property market will still look promising despite the current Covid-19 situation.
Industrial sector continues to be the bright spot for 2021 - CBRE | WTW
According to CBRE|WTW report, the industrial sector gained traction on the rapid usage of e-commerce, leading to more than RM100 billion worth of investments in 2020 and an improved logistics sector and warehouse demand.
Report: Plaza Batai to be demolished to make way for redevelopment
Businessman Tan Sri Desmond Lim Siew Choon planning to redevelop the 49-year-old Plaza Batai retail shoplots in Damansara Heights
Covid-19 hotline by residents’ association sparks information leakage concern
Residents in Taman Desa are concerned the hotline could lead to information leakage that could result in the naming and shaming of patients or suspected cases
Covid-19: Two fishmongers test positive in Jinjang Utara market
The market will be closed from Jan 25 to 27 for cleaning and disinfection
Covid-19 patient commits suicide over 'hefty medical bill'
District police chief Assistant Commissioner Razali Abu Samah: According to his wife, her husband often complained of pain and was depressed since his Covid-19 test returned positive. He often told her 'it is better to die than to be sick like this'."
UK PM Johnson: New Covid-19 variant 'may be associated with a higher level of mortality'
Johnson also clarified that “the current evidence” showed both vaccines being deployed by the health authorities “remained effective against old and new variants”.
