DONE DEAL: Unit at Nadi Bangsar Service Residences, Kuala Lumpur
Rented for: RM5,200 per month; Concluded by: Caren Wong (REN 22846) from Rgroup 6 Sdn Bhd (016-282 3223); When: July 2019
Homes for families of armed forces in poor shape due to lack of funds, audit finds
In its findings, the report highlighted numerous weaknesses, including the inability to fully realise RKAT maintenance blueprints for army headquarters.
City folk urged to provide feedback for Kuala Lumpur 2040 Development Plan
Housebuyers will be able to make decisions based on KL2040DP for the period between 2020 and 2040 instead of relying on information from a sales brochure or realtors and developers.
MIPFM urges KPKT to study the impact of flat rate maintenance fee
MIPFM president Adzman Shah Mohd Ariffin: With the confusion caused by this recent ruling, occupants might delay their maintenance fee payments, subsequently affecting the management of the building.
Paramount Property lauds government's move to open up property market
Paramount Property also commended Putrajaya’s proposal to revise the base year for real property gains tax (RPGT) from the current year 2000 to 2013, as this would encourage long-term property owners who are looking at upgrading their homes.
Agile Embassy Garden to transform the skyline of KL's Embassy Row
It comprises three towers of 64-storeys each and will have a gross development value of RM1.8 billion.
Landmark court decision: Charge according to fixed formula for all in mixed-use property
Court of Appeal, Joint Management Body (JMB), High Court, Strata Property Owners Association Selangor, SPOAS
Lower threshold for foreign buyers: Rehda dismisses claims developers will raise prices
“Developers cannot arbitrarily increase the price from RM500,000 to RM600,000 because of the lowering of the threshold.”
PDC to 'step up' monitoring of affordable housing projects: Jagdeep
“We want to ensure that we are delivering quality affordable housing units as they are to be homes, not some concrete space. The units must be checked to ensure they can provide a conducive environment.”
Insurance instead of security deposits for tenants
A start-up has managed to make things cheaper immediately, by eliminating the security deposit, and offering the same function to landlords as the security deposit in the form of insurance.
