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For the Klang Valley region, the report has noted that the market performance in 2021 had been subdued by the pandemic. Yet, during the downtime, property developers have used the time to increase their assets while other sectors within the property market look to reinvent themselves in order to survive the challenging times. 

Unlike the past two years, Chinese New Year celebrations this year will be a more joyful affair. This year, gatherings between family members and house visits have been permitted, even though these gatherings are subject to the Chinese New Year standard operating procedures (SOP) that were released by the Ministry of National Unity on Jan 19.

“The virus titers of novel coronavirus (SARS-CoV-2) and its four variants were compared in a 45-litre test space with and without exposure to nanoe. As a result, the test confirmed an inhibitory effect of more than 99% activity of adhered viruses from all five types of viruses after two hours of exposure.”

Noteworthy:

• Freehold
• Built-up: 3,000 sq ft
• Land size: 4,271 sq ft
• Five bedrooms, five bathrooms
• Unfurnished
• Amenities: A range of F&B outlets just outside the development, 6-min drive to Melaka Hospital, 15-min drive to Melaka town with nearby primary and secondary schools within the vicinity
• Facilities: BBQ area, 24/7 security system, jogging track, playground

When: July 2021

Currently, the plan to move the residents to PPRs is in a distant location. Community Development Leader (PPM) Reduan Aklee disagreed with such a plan. Instead, he suggested LPPB relocate them to nearby PPRs.

Noteworthy:

• Freehold

• Built-up: 5,748 sq ft

• Eight bedrooms, eight bathrooms

• Semi-furnished mid-floor unit

• Facilities: Swimming pool, gym, jacuzzi, tennis court and children playground

When: July 2021

Launched on Friday (Jan 21), NOON consists of 965 units of serviced apartments with a built-up measuring 645 sq ft and 1,334 sq ft. The units are priced from RM490,000.

“Focus should also be given on efforts to improve existing policies and legislation, intensify the monitoring of local authority projects in the field, and carry out evaluation studies for the purpose of improving the Ministry’s delivery system,” he said.

Sarawak is in a good position to tap into the opportunity as Sarawak is located just next to Kalimantan, said the Minister of Tourism, Creative Industry and Performing Arts of Sarawak during a press conference on the launch of the Largest Sarawak Themed Mural Painting at the Borneo Convention Centre Kuching on Friday (Jan 21).