KUALA LUMPUR (July 12): In this week's cover story, ParkCity Group introduces its latest offering in Desa ParkCity, Kuala Lumpur — ParkCity Residences. Positioned as the developer's most premium residential project in the township to date, it reflects the next phase in Desa ParkCity's evolution.

ParkCity Group CEO Datuk Joseph Lau and divisional CEO for West Malaysia Tai Choon Seng share the philosophy behind the development and explain how it responds to the changing needs of the township's community.

Next, Think City managing director Datuk Hamdan Abdul Majeed reflects on how George Town, Penang, has evolved over the past 18 years since receiving its Unesco World Heritage Site inscription, and the initiatives undertaken to preserve its heritage while ensuring its ageing infrastructure remains relevant and sustainable.

Meanwhile, we take a look at the SunwayMas Commercial Centre in Petaling Jaya and its recent market performance, particularly in light of the opening of the nearby Damansara Idaman LRT3 station.

If you head up the slope on Jalan Beka in Damansara Heights, Kuala Lumpur, you'll come across a rather unique-looking home. At first glance, it appears to be two identical semi-detached houses, but it is actually a single bungalow. We explore the design concept behind the aptly named Two Tubes House with architect Keat Ng of KKNG Architect.

Also in this issue, we examine the Court of Appeal's landmark decision involving The Summit Subang USJ, which addresses one of the most contentious issues in Malaysia's strata property sector — whether maintenance charges in mixed-use developments should be imposed uniformly or apportioned according to use.

Read all about it in the July 13 issue of The Edge Malaysia weekly.

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