In Depth

Axis-REIT stays focused on what it does best

Chief executive officer Leong Kit May: The demand for warehousing space has increased. To be honest, we have gotten so many enquiries but our space is almost 100% occupied. I mean, in a way, we are very blessed because the demand for these sectors (warehousing and logistics) is booming.

Riding on warehouse logistics boom

Thanks to Axis-REIT’s basket of tenants who are mostly still operational during the various movement control order (MCO) phases, chief executive officer Leong Kit May said this has contributed to its sterling results.

Covid-19 impact on hospitality industry

With tourism being the third largest contributor to Malaysia’s gross domestic product, the impact of the virus has been far-reaching and continued to ripple throughout the economy as more and more hotels can’t help but shutter

EdgeProp Malaysia's Guidance Note for the improvement of indoor air quality and ventilation in buildings amid the Covid-19 pandemic and beyond

It is now known that smaller respiratory droplets expelled from an infected person could spread further through virus ‘aerosols’ inside crowded and/or inadequately-ventilated buildings.  As the risk of catching Covid-19 is higher in confined spaces, it is critical to mitigate exposure to the virus and reduce the disease transmission by improving and enhancing the air quality and ventilation inside buildings.

Going back to the office …

As we prepare to head back to the office, learning institutions, retail outlets, malls and entertainment centres in the new normal, what must we be aware of? What are the necessary mitigation steps to take?

Keeping Covid-19 away: A change of air needed

Considering that Covid-19 particles are reported to stay in the air in aerosolised form for up to 16 hours, good ventilation has become not only non-negotiable, but urgent, as the coronavirus continues to mutate.