Covid-19: Face masks to be mandatory in shops and supermarkets across England from July 24
Those who refuse to wear one will be fined up to £100 (RM537.4)
DC Residensi offers hassle free move-in packages to purchasers
Under this fully-furnished package, the units will come with tasteful interior design, equipped with loose furniture and electrical appliances. Upon completion and handover, all the purchasers need to do is to pack their belongings and move into their new homes.
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DONE DEAL: 1 1/2 storey semidee factory, Hi-tech 7 Industrial Park, Semenyih, Selangor
Rented for: RM5,000 per month (RM0.93 psf based on built-up area); Concluded by: Jessica Tung (REN 05827) (012-381 7783) of Propnex Realty Sdn Bhd; When: February 2020
Covid-19: Expatriates cannot go on holidays overseas
Datuk Seri Ismail Sabri Yaako: We are not allowing anyone to leave the country for holiday, including expatriates.
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Jogging during MCO: Penang cardiologist changes plea to guilty
Dr Ong Hean Teik, 61, fined RM1,000 for jogging at City Park on March 19
Asia Young Designer Awards 2019/20 winners revealed
The international competition theme this year was “Forward: A Sustainable Future”, posing a unique challenge to its participants to showcase designs immersed with functional and social sustainability elements.
Ex-TNB staff charged with cheating after receiving RM65,000 to reduce electricity bill
Ammeran pleaded not guilty to the charges under Section 420 of the Penal Code which carries a 10-year jail term and a fine upon conviction.
Michael Yam to be first Malaysian president of CIOB come 2022
In 2022, Yam will become the 119th president of the CIOB, the first Malaysian and the second Asian to be elected to this position in CIOB’s 188 year history.
Shah Alam, mature industrial areas to see greater redevelopment
Sim noted that despite rising land prices in Shah Alam, there are still factors incentivising logistics players to look into the locality. "These include Shah Alam’s central location providing opportunities for more delivery runs per day, as well as the advent of construction going into multi-storey to balance the real estate costs," he said.
Knight Frank: Residential market to see 'slow uptick' post MCO
“During the first half of the year, the central areas of Kuala Lumpur saw fewer residential project launches and lower levels of transactional activity. Still, against this backdrop, we observed active bookings of rightly positioned residential products of reputable developers in city fringe and popular / upcoming suburbs. The reintroduction of the HOC featuring stamp duty exemptions and the uplifting of margin of financing limit for the third housing loan onwards for property valued at RM600,000 as well as Real Property Gains Tax (RPGT) exemption unveiled in the short-term Economic Recovery Plan (PENJANA) will help to simulate the property market," said Sarkunan in Knight Frank's 'Real Estate Highlights 1st Half 2020' research report today.
