Sentul residents want DBKL to upgrade Jalan Sentul
To keep up with the increased traffic to the area as more and more high-rise developments spring up, residents want Jalan Sentul to be upgraded.
Developer urged to change plans for one-way street in Taman Wahyu into two-way
“We hope the developer can make the road two-way instead, so that traffic can also flow out from Taman Wahyu into Jalan Kepong."
DONE DEAL: Serviced residence, D'sara Sentral, Sungai Buloh, Selangor
Rented for: RM1,300 per month; Concluded by: Eugene Pang (REN 30525) from MIP Properties Sdn Bhd (016-272 4228); Date: September 2019
20 years and still no titles
The predicament is faced by 98 unit owners of Cluster 8 and about 1,746 units of landed and high-rise homes in Cluster 9 and two apartments in Ruvena Villa and Rosana Villa.
Khalid: Lifts in public housing safe
“All public housing projects must make an application to renew the required permit at least three months before the expiry date,” he said.
Swiss court rebukes Finma, says penalty on BSI’s link to 1MDB ‘incomprehensible’
The court said in a statement yesterday that the bank was responsible for “severe violations of supervisory provisions” but the financial regulator’s calculation of the fine “incomprehensible”.
DONE DEAL: Unit at Cyberia Smarthomes Condominium, Jalan Persiaran Multimedia, Cyberjaya
Rented for: RM1,200 per month (about RM1.33 psf); Concluded by: Yeo Hock Beng (REN 14090) of Griffin Properties (016-332 2701); When: September 2019
KL ranked second best city in the world for expats
The ranking for the easiest city to get settled as an expat was carried out by InterNations, the world’s largest expat community with over 3.5 million members.
Ex-1MDB project builder IWH considers IPO for as early as 2020
Sources told Bloomberg the move is partly to help fund the US$33.5 billion Bandar Malaysia project in Kuala Lumpur.
Knight Frank: KL office rents see quarterly rise in Q32019
Despite the increase, Knight Frank believes that Kuala Lumpur’s overall office market remains under pressure, with high impending supply and landlords continuing to offer attractive lease packages to retain or attract tenants.
