Speculation about a state of emergency
Meant to combat the daily spike of Covid-19 infections...
Unveiled: The Gamuda Land Virtual Experiential Gallery
Gamuda Land CEO Ngan Chee Meng: Our primary goal was to create a space for customer engagement without having to physically be on the project site. Gone are the days when customers have to look at 2D floor plans. Now they can walk into their future home and check out its surrounding environment, before it's built.
Extending the Defects Liability Period (DLP) protection post-CCC
Perhaps, a new set of contract of sale should be prescribed in the proposed new Schedule K (Post CC: Land & Building) and Schedule L (Post CCC: Stratified Property) to be included in the HDR.
Five emerging trends in property landscape amidst a pandemic
Knight Frank through its Global Buyer Sentiment Survey 2020, published along with its Global Buyer Survey 2020 released in August 2020, has identified five nascent trends due to the pandemic across the globe.
Paradigm shift in home-buying trends
Having been confined at home for longer than usual, many have begun to rethink what they truly want in a home. Is it faster Internet speed? More greenery? A safe and well-equipped development?
Dr Noor Hisham: Women in ‘purdah’ or niqab must still wear face masks
He explained that face masks must be worn inside the niqab.
Covid-19: 23 positive cases reported at Pelangi Damansara flats in PJ
Petaling District Health Office: 760 residents in Block B of the flats have gone for screenings
DONE DEAL: Condominium unit, Nadi Service Residences, Bangsar, Kuala Lumpur
Noteworthy:
● Built-up: 1,076 sq ft
● Freehold
● Semi-furnished
● 2 bedrooms; 2 bathrooms
● Accessible via highways including the Penchala Link, Federal Highway, Damansara-Puchong Expressway and SPRINT Highway.
Work from home order: Only public sector, industries under Miti affected by directive, others not involved, says Ismail Sabri
“Workers who are employed in the retail business, restaurants, grocery and convenience stores as well as in the plantation and agriculture sectors can work as normal. Police and armed forces personnel, employees of public transport companies, taxi drivers, e-hailing and delivery services are also not affected by the directive.”