Transit-Oriented Development
Transit-Oriented Development maximises the amount of residential, commercial, and leisure space within a 400m radius of any form of public transport network.
Read moreTransit-Oriented Development maximises the amount of residential, commercial, and leisure space within a 400m radius of any form of public transport network.
Read moreWorking in a suitable office space is important for a company to succeed. It will bring changes to how a company operates…
Read moreKuala Lumpur City Centre (KLCC) is a multipurpose development area in Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia.
Read moreThroughout the years, KL Sentral has transformed into not only a transportation hub, but also a tourist attraction and a property hotspot.
Read moreTo become a Real Estate Negotiator, it could involve your times and efforts. This is a career in the real estate industry…
Read moreTransit-oriented development (TOD) will encourages more community activities with creation of urban parks, F&B, entertainment and recreational spots.
Read moreAccording to the statistics, there are currently more than 2,800 registered estate agents (REA) in Malaysia. While the negotiators have exceeded 39,000.
Read moreAll the Real Estate Negotiators in Malaysia are required to register themselves with BOVAEP.
Read moreRPGT is a tax that the property buyers have to pay when they dispose their real property or shares in a real…
Read moreWhether you’re buying your first home or investment purposes, small mistakes and ignorance can cost you a lot and shatter your dreams…
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