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  Earlier this year (in March 2021) SP Setia unveiled Acorus 2, a pair of double-storey terraced villas in its Setia EcoHill 2 estate. The project will have 62 units with a land area of 20ft by 65ft and a built-up of 1,401 sq ft and a gross development value (GDV) of RM29 million. The starting price is RM466,000.  Acorus 2 will provide homebuyers the ability to adjust their dream home design, according to a news statement from S P Setia. For example, the ground-floor plan makes it simple to add more rooms, making it suitable for individuals who desire a larger family room, work space, play area, or a private garden. Setia EcoHill general manager Koh Sooi Meng said in a statement that the flexibility is critical to assisting homebuyers in adjusting to their new normal living needs and lifestyle following the Covid-19 pandemic. “ We have arrived at a point in history when a home is more than just a roof over our heads. We now rely on our home for more than just a place to live; it also s

by Joaquín Antonio | 5th October 2021 If you're in the market for a home, you undoubtedly have a general notion of what you want. Perhaps a three-bedroom condo near your business or amenities. However, if you're a first-time home buyer, there may be more questions you did not think to ask. You don't know what you don't know because... you DON'T know what you DON'T know.  So, here we provide you a simple guideline on on what you should know before buying a property.  Most of us would do so for three reasons in general:  1. You plan to live in the property 2. Renting it out to others (short-term including paying for the mortgage) 3. As an investment (you plan to sell it in the future; for a profit 1. You plan to live in the property If you intend to stay there, the decision is entirely subjective, as it will be based on your preferences. However, there are some questions you should ask that you may not be able to answer even with extensive research or multiple vis

T he excitement of purchasing a first-time home is an unforgettable moment for every one of  us.  This is getting a more difficult task in Malaysia, as the average house cost was RM611,623 in 2020 according to the  Malaysian House Price Index (MHPI) , which makes purchasing a home nowadays very stressful and costly, raising a bunch of questions for  first-time property purchasers in Malaysia. However, it is time to stop looking for answers on the internet, we as an expert in regulated property purchasers, offering our insider knowledge to expose the questions that every first-time buyer should be asking, and how to solve them, so don’t hesitate to contact us.  1.   Am I financially able to purchase the property? In today's market, getting on the property ladder is a huge commitment, so you should consider if you have the financial means to make such a large investment right now. In this regard, preparation is crucial, and purchasers should know exactly what they want and what to ex

Because of the lower demand caused by the Covid-19 pandemic, many shops and outlets have generated less income. With people staying at home, it's no surprise that these businesses, even if they were previously thriving, are struggling.  While online shopping is booming in the midst of all of this, physical stores and shopping malls are feeling the brunt of the pandemic's effects. Nonetheless, a number of shopping malls were already struggling prior to the outbreak, and the pandemic did not help their situation.  Here are eight struggling shopping malls in Klang Valley: 1. Viva Home, Kuala Lumpur SOURCE: MALAYSIA MALL Except for the fact that it had a cinema and a nightclub, Viva Home was supposed to be the perfect alternative to IKEA. However, due to the closure of MBO Cinemas in the mall, Viva Home no longer receives the same number of visitors as it once did.  2. Space U8, Shah Alam  This mall was once well-known for the filming of TV9's music show "Versus." Non