Kuala Lumpur city continues to be the core of the Malaysian office market. Most foreign companies  choose to have their initial offices in central KL locations as prime KL city addresses are more recognisable globally, says Knight Frank Malaysia executive director of corporate services Teh Y...

The Edge/Knight Frank Kuala Lumpur and Selangor Office Monitor (3Q2022): KL office market to remain competitive

City Developments, GuocoLand, UOL Group and Kheong Leong Co emerged as the major winners of the EdgeProp Excellence Awards 2022 (EPEA) with five awards each, while Martin Modern clinched all four awards in the Completed Residential category. The awards were presented at a gala dinner on Oct 21.

EdgeProp Singapore announces winners of EdgeProp Excellence Awards 2022

To say 2017 was an eventful year for Bon Estates Sdn Bhd would be an understatement. Since the developer opened its eye-catching sales gallery in Bangsar, Kuala Lumpur, in July last year, Bon Estates’ profile has been growing steadily.

Bon Estates looks forward to an exciting 2018

The rental and occupancy levels of office space in KL City are expected to see further pressure following the completion of four new buildings with a combined lettable space of about 1.7 million sq ft.

The completion comes amid growing mismatch in supply and demand, coupled with weak de...

The Edge  |   Kuala lumpur and selangor office Monitor (2Q2021): Growing mismatch in supply and demand

In early 2019, 20 acres of undeveloped land was repurposed in Sunway City Ipoh for food and agriculture. This led to the establishment of Sunway Organic Farm. 

The concept of organic farming came from Sunway Group founder and chairman, Tan Sri Jeffrey Cheah, who hails from Pusing, ...

Addressing sustainable food production and consumption

In the 1990s, Kuching’s landscape was flat, with a few tall buildings scattered around the city and many housing estates filled with landed residential properties and shoplots. Sarawak Plaza, a fraction of the size of most malls in the Klang Valley, was the go-to mall then.

For many Kuc...

Cover Story: A changing and resilient market

UOA Group has donated RM1.03 million worth of intensive care unit (ICU) equipment to Hospital Tengku Ampuan Rahimah (HTAR) in Klang as part of its corporate social responsibility (CSR) initiatives.

“We decided to donate the ICU equipment after it was brought to our attention that the hospital is in urgent need of medical devices to treat patients amid the critical Covid-19 situation,” said UOA Development Bhd manager (Property) Sam Khoo in a press release

UOA donates ICU equipment worth more than RM1 million to Hospital Tengku Ampuan Rahimah

Every major city has its own Chinatown. Kuala Lumpur is no different. The most famous street in its Chinatown is Petaling Street, or Chee Cheong Kai in Cantonese. 

The street is famous for its market, which sells everything from cheap knock-offs to fresh flowers. However, there is ...

Bright outlook for Petaling Street, with price appreciation seen

In a different time and place, Sufian Abdullah would have become an astronaut. “It was impossible at the time [to be an astronaut], so I went for the next best thing. I read an article in GQ magazine that architect is the sexiest profession — that was it. Forget about being an astronaut,” he says...

Cover Story: Creating a collective consciousness

i-City Golden Triangle (i-City GT) by I-Bhd in Shah Alam is geared up and future-ready for the deployment of 5G technology.

i-City Golden Triangle ready for 5G technology

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