With most travellers who board the occasional AirAsia flight, or any other low-cost carrier, there are costs expected for additional frills such as in-flight meals or access to the airport lounge – or surcharges in the event of changed plans. Corporate travellers, however, demand greater flexibility and a wider range of benefits with their travel plans.

AirAsia’s MyCorporate program provides business travellers with the ability to maximise the value of their flight tickets – while enjoying greater flexibility in their travel plans and providing their organisations with additional savings. With the recent Memorandum of Understanding (MoU) signed between AirAsia and the Malaysian Institute of Estate Agents (MIEA), over 5,000 real estate negotiators across Malaysia gain access to the kind of privileges that used to be exclusively enjoyed by premium travellers – perks such as flight-change flexibility, essential add-ons for extra comfort, more savings with bundled fares, AirAsia BIG points rewards, and dedicated corporate client support.

(from left to right) MIEA Secretary General and Membership Chair Chan Ai Cheng, MIEA president Eric Lim, AirAsia Group Head of Corporate Sales Alex Tan Heng Lay, and MIEA director Christopher Chan.

MIEA President, Eric Lim said “This collaboration with AirAsia is a great milestone for MIEA. AirAsia is the first airline to partner with us and we are thrilled to be working with the World’s Best Low-Cost airline. This collaboration is a good step forward for MIEA as members will have access to special rates and travel conveniences, making it a seamless experience for their business travels.

“We are also focusing our operations within the Asean property market which we believe will grow further leveraging on AirAsia’s connectivity across the region. MIEA is also a member of the Asean Real Estate Network Alliance (ARENA) which represents eight real estate national associations in Asean and this collaboration will enhance our members to play a bigger role in marketing properties in Asean,” he added.

MIEA president Eric Lim (left) and AirAsia Group Head of Corporate Sales Alex Tan Heng Lay (right) at the signing ceremony.

AirAsia Malaysia CEO Riad Asmat said, “It is great to have an association like MIEA onboard with us that shares the same vision to offer top-notch services for its customers. We are glad to be able to enhance its business operations by allowing members to have more seamless travel experiences while minimising business travel costs through the MyCorporate privileges. As a truly Asean airline, members will be able to leverage on our extensive network across all 10 Asean countries and continue to stimulate the region’s growth.”

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Global real estate firm, IQI, presented RM100,000 raised during the LoveRun 2018 charity run in Putrajaya to four charities.

LoveRun Global donated RM100,000 in a ceremony held at IQI’s Hall Of Greatness @ Medan 28. The funds were raised during the charity running event, LoveRun Malaysia 2018 – held on 20th October 2018 in Putrajaya – and were presented to the four beneficiaries associated with the event.

Organised by global real estate firm IQI, LoveRun Malaysia 2018 was a charity running event which aimed to raise public awareness about underprivileged children, encourage people to come together to spread love and kindness, and to raise funds for the charity/non-profit organisations that do everything that they can to improve living conditions for the underprivileged, the destitute and those in need of help. This year, Love Run provided support to four charities: the Dignity for Children Foundation (Dignity), the Rumah Aman Children’s Home, the Selangor and Federal Territory Association for the Mentally Handicapped (SAMH), and the Refugee Welfare Fund (supported by UNHCR).

LoveRun Ambassador Jeevan Sahadevan and IQI CTO Nabeel Mungaye presented the cheques to the representatives of the beneficiaries. Each beneficiary received RM25,000 to further their objectives and better help the underprivileged in their pursuit of spreading love, joy, and kindness for those in need of it.

Kashif Ansari, Group CEO of IQI, said, “In the hustle and bustle of life today, we often forget about those who are not as fortunate as we are and who are in desperate need of some kindness and a helping hand. These organisations and their people have made it their life mission to help those in need. Every day, they do whatever they can to put a smile on the face of the people that they help. It was an honour and a privilege to be able to organise an event with such a noble and heartfelt cause.

A major goal of IQI is to better lives and empower the community; we can see no better way to do that than through charity events such as this. I sincerely hope that what we have done will help those in need and we look forward to finding more ways to spread awareness, love, and kindness wherever it is needed.”

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While cautious investors rely on statistical analyses and self-assured speculators operate with instincts honed by experience, only the most well-balanced investors will incorporate geomancy, metaphysics, or some other means of divination into a multi-faceted view of the world

The average person may favour purely scientific discourse and discovery over astrological guidance – but even in this 21 st century, high-calibre individuals such as entrepreneurs, corporate managers, politicians, and members of royalty from all over the planet have looked to the realm of mysticism in search of answers to their burning questions.

Jessie Lee – a celebrity consultant, global speaker on the subject of the mystical, and the founder of the Soleil Trinity Resource consultancy firm – will be taking time off from her annual world tours to share her highly sought-after insight with property investors at the Bentley Music Academy this 12^th January (in English) and 13^th January (in Cantonese).

The topics to be covered include the use of Feng Shui, Bazi, and various other Chinese metaphysical systems to discern strategies of wealth management based on your individual characteristics, and to uncover the trajectory of the property industry in 2019. In addition to rare mystical insight, there will be a range of activities held on the foyer of the Bentley Music Academy during the event.

For a limited time only, the first 50 tickets purchased from StarProperty.my (for either session in English or Cantonese) will be available at a special price of RM50.

Jessie Lee turned a teenage curiosity of the metaphysical into a global empire that serves spiritual guidance and ancient knowledge to corporate entities and affluent individuals around the world. As a professional instructor of Tarot card reading and various branches of Chinese metaphysics, fully trained and certified in the school of thought that is Dato’ Joey Yap’s Mastery Academy, Jessie Lee and her consultancy firm, Soleil Trinity Resource, have been consistently relied upon by celebrities, politicians, and members of royalty, as well as entrepreneurs and brand managers, to provide clarity in the chaotic modern world.

“We live by choice, not by chance.” – Jessie Lee

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Most people willingly subject themselves to the winds of change and the fluctuations of the universe – but some seek to understand the inner workings of time and fate in order to forecast and improve their health, relationships, careers, and fortunes.

Those individuals filled the auditorium of the Bentley Music Academy on the weekend of 12th and 13th January (2019), to get a crash course on the finer points of plotting their futures from Jessie Lee, founder of Soleil Trinity and a celebrity consultant of ancient Chinese mysticism.

Speaking over the course of the weekend, Jessie Lee used a combination of classical and modern knowledge to lead a full house through an in-depth review of their lives – with each attendant given a comprehensive breakdown of their stars by way of complex calculations.

Technical pointers on BaZi, Feng Shui, and face reading were served in a mixture of comedy, tragedy, and raunchy anecdotes – and Jessie Lee ensured that by the end of each day’s proceedings, every single attendant could go out into the world better informed on how the year of the Boar would influence the consequences of their decisions.

The depth of the course material was such that Jessie Lee was of the opinion that those in attendance could impart some beneficial advice to the people around them – and possibly charge for their own consultations.

Beyond the weekend’s full-day seminars, attendants had opportunities to mingle with like-minded seekers of answers to life’s most pressing questions, to have their fortunes read with the help of Jessie Lee’s coalition of trained consultants – and to purchase from curated collections of Joyeux decorative tea lights, in addition to fuss-free potted plants from TamanHati, to influence the Feng Shui of their homes.

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Traditional symbolism and modern retail flair take centre stage at a unique ‘pop-up’ festive celebration.

The Lunar New Year traditionally marks a time of unity; bringing a reunion of family members, the strengthening of bonds between individuals and the sharing of common joy for the occasion. It is also a time of renewal and revival, as the New Year represents a new cycle of the seasons and an opportunity to make a fresh start.

This was the festive spirit that Bӧn Estates tapped into when it hosted a colourfully vibrant Pop-up Party at the Bӧn Estates Gallery in Bangsar this weekend, setting the pace for the Chinese New Year season with an event that featured traditional entertainment, appetising delights, and an exciting shopping experience in the atmosphere of a lively bazaar.

Hosting such an event for the third consecutive year since its inception, the cultural festivities at the Bӧn Estates gallery have been known for their eclectic blend of traditional feel and modern flair. This year, the company chose to pay special tribute to the “Power of the Circle”, representing the cycle of seasons and the rebirth of a fresh new year.

This was brought to life with a theme of the powerful symbolism from traditional Chinese culture and inspired by the influence of nature in our lives.

For example, the image of a circle not only represents the cycle of seasons, but also a new moon and the renewal of life. The symbol of a pine tree represents integrity and longevity, the Peony flower is a symbol of prosperity, while the plum tree represents good fortune.

From the animal kingdom, the fish is a strong symbol of wealth, while the crane has long been known as the symbol of happiness, eternal youth, and longevity.

These images, combined with auspicious colours of the season and Bӧn Estates’ trademark blue, not only provided the backdrop for the event, but they were also depicted in the company’s uniquely designed “collector’s edition” Ang Pow packets, which were given to customers, special guests, and stakeholders who attended the festivities.

In welcoming guests to the gallery, and thanking them for their support over the years, Bӧn Estates Managing Director Goh Soo Sing said that the Lunar New Year brings people together in the spirit of celebration, tradition, culture, and mutual hope for a brighter future.

“There is a special place in our hearts for celebrations such as this because Bӧn Estates recognises the immense power it wields in bringing people together in unity and harmony,” Goh said, adding that as a builder of communities there is much to learn from the wisdom of tradition and culture.

“In our unique Malaysian context, traditional celebrations are especially significant because they reach across the spectrum of cultures that make up this colourful country. By being inclusive about our diverse cultural heritage, we invite others to share in our joy, we become united in the embrace of common principles and we strengthen our bonds as a single – albeit multiracial – community,” he added.

That spirit of “togetherness” was certainly alive and well at the Pop-up Party, as guests were brought together to share the auspiciousness of the Lau Sang, the heart-pumping excitement of a Lion Dance performance by Khuan Loke Dragon & Lion Dance Association, and even the intrigue of tea leaf reading by consultants from Soleil Trinity.

Making the Pop-up retail experience special was the participation of 17 vendors. Among them were well-known and emerging fashion and wellness brands such as Novexpert, Nanojual, Frankitas, KanoeWear, Eleven Theory, GA Girl’s Accessories, and many more.

In addition to delectable delights offered by MJ Homemade, 991 Rainbow Homemade, Snack Fun, and Big Four Happiness, delicious food for the event was prepared by Good Monster – who won over hearts and stomachs with their unique hot poke bowl dishes infused with local flavours.

In the spirit of arts and craftsmanship that is always evident at Bӧn Estates events, guests also had the opportunity to take a piece of traditional calligraphy home – courtesy of Rainbow Calligraphy.

The festivities ran from 12 noon to 6pm, on 19^th January (Saturday), at Bӧn Estates’ landmark gallery, located at the corner of Bangsar’s Jalan Maarof and Jalan Penaga.

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Take to MyTown for an abundance of happenings, including lively cultural performances, and indulge in festive treats.

Celebration, joy, and togetherness are the central themes of this Chinese New Year’s “Rhythm of Spring” month-long festival, held between 18^th January and 19^th February at the MyTown Shopping Centre.

Enter the “Garden of Magnificence” at Central Town and marvel at the sight of scenic spring blossoms.

For the perfect picture experience, stroll along the beautiful garden, marvel at the butterflies amidst the lush flower beds and bring home Instagram-worthy mementos with your family and friends.

Celebrate new beginnings with the thundering rhythms of the Majestic Drums performance, followed by the energetic dance of LED lions, tantalising cultural dances, and more.

In conjunction with the Chinese New Year, MyTown invites all young ladies between five to ten years of age to demonstrate their talents and personalities by taking part in the Miss Little Peony competition and stand a chance to win prizes worth up to RM3,000.

A Chinese New Year celebration would not be complete without some shopping galore, so prepare for the holidays and head to MyTown for festive hampers, homemade pastries, cheongsams, accessories, and home decorative items.

Double up on your shopping spree and participate in the “Blossoming Treasures” redemption campaign to bring home fantastic gifts.

The “Blossoming Treasures” redemption campaign*

• Receive one (1) Good Fortune Red Packet with a minimum spend of RM88 in a single receipt
• Receive one (1) Prosperous Pouch with a minimum spend of RM128 in up to two (2) combined receipts
• Receive one (1) Imperial Cutlery Set with a minimum spend of RM388 in up to three (3) combined receipts

*Terms and Conditions apply

Performances and activities during the “Rhythm of Spring” festival

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Sunway Property kicks off the lunar new year with the launch of the Super 5* easy home ownership scheme in a media briefing held at the Sunway Velocity Two sales gallery.

Members of the media converged at the Sunway Velocity Two sales gallery on Jalan Peel to review Sunway Property’s activities over the last year, to preview Sunway’s ongoing projects in Malaysia and across the region – and to celebrate the launch of the Super 5* easy home ownership scheme.

Sunway Berhad’s property division Managing Director Sarena Cheah said that the Super 5* easy home ownership scheme will help aspiring homebuyers to purchase their homes.

Sunway Bhd’s property division MD Sarena Cheah (centre) with her team at the launch of the company’s Super 5 Easy Home Ownership Scheme on 24th January, 2019. Sunway Property is targeting sales of RM1.3 billion for the financial year of FY2019. It will launch projects worth RM2 billion this year.

“To help homeowners own their dream home, the Super 5* easy home ownership scheme allows purchasers to pay RM5,000 to own a unit and a flexible instalment plan for the differential sum. Sunway’s group of companies will offer a 95% guaranteed financing for eligible buyers with special interest rate during this campaign period. In addition to the government’s waiver of memorandum of transfer (MOT) for first time home buyers, Sunway will absorb the stamp duty for the transfer of ownership for properties above RM1 million. The Super 5* provides a free financial health check that will help aspiring homeowners on their financial credibility. It is a quick and easy way to assess purchaser’s financing standing in order to own their dream home during this campaign period,” she said.

She also announced at a media briefing that Sunway Property will target sales amounting to RM1.3 billion for the financial year of FY2019 and launch projects worth a total of RM2 billion this year.

“We are confident that the launches will continue to do well as more than 70% of the new launches are either in integrated developments and townships where we co-invest in perpetual growth that delivers lifelong value for our community. In our integrated townships and developments, we currently have RM3 billion investments under construction so we can grow in tandem with our communities,” she added.

Sunway Property currently has an unbilled sales of RM2.1 billion providing future earnings visibility. Sunway Property will also continue to pursue landbanking activities suitable for transit-oriented and mixed-use developments in Malaysia, Singapore, Australia, and the UK.

Its current landbank in diversified locations stands at 3,289 acres with a total gross development value (GDV) of RM56.8 billion with 54% of the landbank in Johor, 25% in Klang Valley, 6% in Penang, 1% in Singapore, and 14% in other locations.

Central Region: Launches of RM630 million, investments of RM1.6 billion under construction.

In the Klang Valley, Sunway Property will launch the second block of the first phase of Sunway Velocity Two which is a high-rise residential development with a GDV of RM300 million; a high-rise residential development in Wangsa Maju, Sunway Avila with a GDV of RM230 million, and townhouses in Sunway GEOLake Residences in Sunway South Quay with a GDV of RM100 million.

An artist’s impression of the Sunway Avila infinity pool.

Property investments currently under construction in the Klang Valley are the 240-bed Sunway Medical Centre in Sunway Velocity; Sunway Monash University Residences, an expansion of Sunway Medical Centre, and an expansion of the Sunway International School in Sunway City KL worth RM1.6 billion.

Southern Region: Launches of RM260 million in GDV, investments of RM445 million under construction.

In the southern region, the developer will launch townhouses and phase three of the Sunway Citrine Lakehomes in Sunway Iskandar, worth RM100 million in GDV, and landed residential units in Sunway Lenang Heights with a GDV of RM160 million.

A serene backyard at Citrine Lakehomes

Property investments currently under construction are the expansion of Sunway International School, Big Box Retail, Big Box Office, and Big Box Hotel worth RM445 million in total.

The 24-acre Sunway Big Box Village will be the first large format retail village in Malaysia and Singapore. Unlike other retail centres, the Sunway Big Box Village will be designed in an open concept, the all-new retail experience. It will encompass 500,000 square feet (GFA) in retail space and will be completed by the fourth quarter of 2019.

Adjacent to Big Box Village is Sunway XPark, a unique 32-acre leisure component which will be opened in April this year. The XPark provides extreme sports such as kayaking, Go-kart, paintball, wall climbing, ATV, and glamping among others.

Sunway Citrine Hub is also fast becoming the heartbeat of Sunway Iskandar. To date, the 71,000 square foot (NLA) Sunway Citrine Hub is 100% tenanted with tenants such as the first Jaya Grocer in Johor; Starbucks, Mr DIY, 7-Eleven, Awesome Brew, Heaven’s Door Bistro, Morganfield’s, Sushi House, the first Sunway Pharmacy in Johor, and many more.

Northern Region: Launches of RM130 million, investments of RM900 million under construction.

In Ipoh (Perak) Sunway will launch the first of its kind hotsprings serviced suites, Sunway Onsen Suites, which has a GDV of RM130 million.

Conceptualised as the first serviced suites in Asia integrating natural hot springs within the development, the serviced suites development is located within a RM1 billion GDV integrated development spanning 31 acres, which includes the proposed Lost World Mall, Medical Centre, assisted living residences with hot springs facilities and education facilities.

First of its kind – 32 acres of retail, education facilities, assisted living residences, and hot springs.

In Penang, currently under construction in the northern region are the 180-bed Seberang Jaya Medical Centre and the Sunway Carnival expansion totaling RM900 million in investments.

Singapore: Widening Footprint

In Singapore, Sunway Property has widened its footprint with the purchase of two parcels of prime land in Clementi (Sunway equity = 30%) and Canberra Link (Sunway stake = 35%) totalling 13.02 acres for developments totaling an estimated RM4.6 billion (SGD 1.5 billion) through its joint venture vehicle with Hoi Hup Realty.

This year, Sunway Property will launch the residential Brookvale Park, Clementi in Singapore with an estimated GDV of RM1 billion.

Sunway Property has also acquired a new plot of 6.16 acres land in Tampines through the same joint venture vehicle for development into an executive condominium housing development (EC development) with a planned GDV of RM2.4 billion (SGD 800 million).

For more information on Sunway’s launches please visit: www.sunwayproperty.com, or follow Sunway Property’s Facebook page.

*The Super 5 package is subject to terms and conditions and variations with respective participating projects nationwide for a limited time only.

View other developments by Sunway Property here.

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Programme aims to foster neighbourliness through inclusive community engagements with stakeholders

Temokin Development Sdn Bhd, a member of Temokin Holdings Sdn Bhd, recently launched a placemaking programme called Kita Bersama at its maiden residential development, the Mahligai at Nusa Damai, Johor. The placemaking programme, part of the developer’s philosophy of connecting communities, seeks to promote closer engagements between the developer, local community and stakeholders to foster neighbourliness.

The launch was officiated by Tuan Haji Halim Bin Mohamad Dawan, Ahli Majlis Nusa Damai Mawar and Temokin Development Sdn Bhd’s Chief Executive Officer, Tan Chien Chyi, and will see a number of activities happening every quarter until the completion of the project in 2022.

Temokin Development Sdn Bhd Chief Executive Officer, Tan Chien Chyi (right) presenting the token of appreciation to Tuan Haji Nor Rahman bin Mustaffa, Majlis Perbandaran Pasir Gudang(MPPG), Urban and Rural Planning Department officer (left).

Speaking at the launch, Tan said that Temokin Development wanted to enhance the level of community involvement within and around its maiden development, the Mahligai.

“This is our first project in Johor and being situated within a mature township, we felt it was important to provide an opportunity for our residents to bond with their future neighbours. To do this, we are instituting a placemaking programme that allows residents to have some elements of self-determination be it in terms of choosing which pocket park design they would like as well as the types of future activities they would like to run or participate in.

“We use a combination of surveys and other platforms and we share that feedback with MPPG as well as other stakeholders to co-develop the activities”, he said.

Groupshot: (from left to right) Temokin Development Sdn Bhd Chief Executive Officer, Tan Chien Chyi, MPPG Urban and Rural Planning Department officer, Tuan Haji Nor Rahman bin Mustaffa, Ahli Majlis Zon Nusa Damai, Tuan Haji Halim Mohamad Dawam, and a representive from Polis Diraja Malaysia (PDRM).

The launch of the Kita Bersama programme saw residents vote for the design of two pocket park spaces, a first by a private developer in Johor. Each pocket park comes with two unique designs, drawn up by landscape architects Tropic Design which drew inspiration from two thematic concepts – health and meeting spaces.

Members of Nusa Damai community voting for their preferred design for the neighbourhood pocket park.

The Kita Bersama placemaking programme was held in conjunction with MPPG’s “Safer Cities” programme which is aimed at upgrading public spaces under its jurisdiction.

Families, especially those with children, were also invited to contribute towards a communal art project, expressing their creative side by painting a section of a public park space within the Mahligai project.

Children from Mahligai and Nusa Damai area painting the mural during the event.

The Mahligai is Temokin Development’s first project in the mature township of Pasir Gudang and offers 164 units of two and three-storey terraced homes. Phase 1 launched in September 2018 with 80% of its 53 units sold. The next phase, which is expected to be officially launched in Q1 2019, will see 87 units of two-storey terrace homes for sale and is now open for registration. The final phase comprises of 23 units of exclusive three-storey terrace homes and will launch some time in end 2019. The total Gross Development Value (GDV) for the project is approximately RM 100 million.

Member and staff of Temokin Developement Sdn Bhd with the mural completed by children of Mahligai and Nusa Damai area.

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Students presented their ideas, solutions, and concepts to address the challenges of future urban living in Malaysia

Malaysia 100YC Grand Finale Exhibition was launched in conjunction with Malaysia Urban Forum 2019 at the Kuala Lumpur Convention Centre. The exhibition was officiated by UN-Habitat Executive Director Her Excellency Dato’ Maimunah Mohd Sharif and Ketua Setiausaha Ministry of Urban Wellbeing, Housing and Local Government (KPKT) Dato’ Sri Haji Mohammad bin Mentek.

Group shot: (from left) founder of Malaysia Biennial 100YC Imran Clyde, Chief Executive of Urbanice Malaysia Norliza Hashim, Secretary General for the Ministry of Urban Wellbeing, Housing and Local Government (KPKT) Dato’ Sri Haji Mohammad bin Mentek, UN-Habitat Executive Director Her Excellency Dato’ Seri Maimunah Mohd Sharif, Assistant General Manager of Business Development at TM ONE Ezatul Faizura, and managing director of Think City Sdn Bhd Hamdan Abdul Majeed.

The exhibition saw 11 local universities presenting their ideas and urban solutions for Malaysian cities 100 years from now. Launched with Urbanice Malaysia, a Centre of Excellence under Ministry of Urban Wellbeing, Housing and Local Government (KPKT), the Malaysia 100YC programme, inspired and adapted from the Malaysia Biennial 100YC programme, is a collaboration between Urbanice Malaysia, Think City, and Nextdor Property Communications Sdn Bhd.

UN-Habitat Executive Director, Her Excellency Dato’ Seri Maimunah Mohd Sharif speaking at the Grand Finale Exhibition launch recently.

Speaking at the launch, Her Excellency Dato’ Maimunah Mohd Sharif believes that young people are not only leaders of tomorrow but also leaders of today. She also added that she hopes to see some Malaysian context in the upcoming Climate Change Summit in New York and to see at least one Malaysian city to stand proudly on the global stage and the United Nations platform.

Her Excellency Dato’ Maimunah Mohd Sharif hopes to see some Malaysian context in the upcoming Climate Change Summit in New York and to see at least one Malaysian city to stand proudly on the global stage and the United Nations platform. Image credit: Wikipedia

Ketua Setiausaha of KPKT Dato’ Sri Haji Mohammad bin Mentek said, “There is no such thing as a definite equation of a smart city, every city has their own definition.

“Through this programme and event, we can promote more ideas, especially to promote smart cities in Malaysia itself.”

Besides encouraging students to reimagine Malaysian future cities, Malaysia 100YC programme also aims to promote knowledge sharing. Throughout the programme, students had the opportunity to engage and interact with local and international key industry leaders, designers, and urbanists through a series of workshops and special studio sessions, to help them understand and address urbanisation challenges.

Universiti Sains Malaysia students, Teu Yu Han and Soh Hwei Hsia, shared, “This is a very interesting and fun programme as it engages all of the university together and we get to share our ideas.

Participants from Universiti Sains Malaysia, Teu Yu Han and Soh Hwei Hsia, were at the Malaysia Urban Forum 2019 for the Grand Finale Exhibition of Malaysia 100YC to share their research on possible urban solutions for 100-year cities.

“And it is a really good programme where we get to acquire new knowledge and hear from different universities, their perceptions and thoughts about Malaysian cities in the next 100 years.”

LAr. Dr Roziya Ibrahim, associate professor at the Universiti Putra Malaysia’s Department of Design and Architecture, also believes that Malaysia 100YC benefits the students because they get exposure to urban design and development and they get the opportunity to meet key industry players.

Participants from the University of Reading in Malaysia find the program helpful for students as it enhances their knowledge and gives them exposure in working with industry professionals.

Six topics have been identified under the Malaysia 100YC programme as key focus areas covering innovative technologies, green open spaces, urban mobility, affordable living, community governance, and smart infrastructure.

Participating universities include Universiti Malaya (UM), Universiti Teknologi MARA (UiTM), Universiti Sains Malaysia (USM), Universiti Teknologi Malaysia (UTM), International Islamic University Malaysia (IIUM), Universiti Kebangsaan Malaysia (UKM), University Putra Malaysia (UPM), Universiti Tun Hussein Onn Malaysia (UTHM), Taylor’s University, Harriot Watt University, and the University of Reading (Malaysia).

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The two household brands’ training centres cum outlets are now ready to serve customers at UMLand’s Suasana Bukit Ceylon.

BreadTalk (BT), a leading boutique bakery chain in Asia and Toast Box (TB), Singapore’s leading Nanyang Coffee chain, opened both of its new stores at Suasana Bukit Ceylon – UMLand’s Headquarters.

From (L) to (R) – UML Lifestyle Sdn Bhd General Manager of Operations Thomas Aquinas, UMLand Senior General Manager of Business Development Danial Gan, UMLand Group Director of Finance Darren Chan, UMLand Chairman Tun Musa Hitam, UMLand Group Managing Director Dennis Ng, UML Lifestyle Sdn Bhd Executive Director Freddie Lee.

The outlets are the first coffee shop and confectionery store at Suasana Bukit Ceylon that will serve the population of nearby offices, surrounding residents and tourists. Patrons can grab their favourite cuppa as early as 7.00AM up till 10.00PM on weekdays and 9.00AM to 10.00PM on weekends and public holidays.

Suasana Bukit Ceylon (also known as Raja Chulan Residences) is an upmarket serviced apartment sited within the tranquil yet happening Bukit Ceylon. It is located on a 6,070 sq m freehold site, in between St Andrews Presbyterian Church and Verticas Residensi.

“We are truly delighted that for 2018, we have opened a total of four stores for both brands on top of our existing stores in Klang Valley; namely Toast Box Paradigm Mall, Toast Box Subang Skypark, Toast Box Zenith Lifestyle Centre, Johor Bahru and BreadTalk’s first ever concept store in Avenue K.

And at the start of this year, we have also successfully further opened a total of nine stores for both BreadTalk and Toast Box; namely Suasana Bukit Ceylon (BT & TB), Plaza Low Yat (BT & TB), IOI Mall Puchong (BT & TB), Gateway@KLIA2 (BT & TB), and UMLand Seri Austin, Johor Bahru (TB). I am also thrilled that in Q2 2019 we will open our flagship store in Star Boulevard, Jalan Yap Kwan Seng which will house both of our brands.

Star Boulevard is the commercial sector of Star Residences, a posh high rise development located on 4 acres of freehold land within a prime, strategic, and convenient location along Jalan Yap Kwan Seng.

Our focus this year is also to grow the BreadTalk brand in Malaysia as we see positive growth for the brand. This is in line with our plan to expand our brands’ footprint nationwide as we are constantly exploring potential sites for our expansion; especially in high footfall traffic areas and major towns so as to increase our brand presence with the consumers.” said Freddie Lee, Executive Director of UML Lifestyle at the media event.

The event was graced by the presence of UMLand Chairman YBhg Tun Musa Hitam, UMLand Executive Deputy Chairman YBhg Dato’ Ng Eng Tee, UMLand Group Managing Director Dennis Ng Yew Khim, and UML Lifestyle Sdn Bhd Executive Director Freddie Lee.

In addition, the two stores in Suasana Bukit Ceylon will also serve as a training ground for new recruits of BreadTalk and Toast Box as well as an R&D facility for both brands.

Customers can also enjoy a “Buy Three, Free One” promotion in conjunction with the opening of the BreadTalk concept store.

Toast Box will also be having a promotion where customers can enjoy a cup of aromatic coffee from Singapore’s leading Nanyang Coffee Chain at RM 1.90 up till the 28th of February 2019. With a minimum spending of RM 15 at the outlet at Suasana Bukit Ceylon, customers will receive a RM5 cash voucher (terms and conditions Apply*

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Sime Darby Convention Centre (SDCC) embraces the Ramadhan month with the theme of “Jalan-Jalan Ramadhan Buffet”.

Sime Darby Convention Centre is ushering the month of Ramadhan by announcing its special Iftar buffet promotion with the theme of “Jalan-Jalan Ramadhan Buffet”.

True to its theme, the outstanding variety of cuisine options for the Ramadhan Buffet this year is carefully crafted by SDCC’s Pastry Chef Mohd Nordin bin Abdullah. The buffet features a wide array of mouth-watering Malaysian favourites that one would expect such as udang sambal tumis petai, bubur lambuk berherba, roasted whole lamb, and kacang pool special.

There will also be 30 show stations offering different live cooking such as sup berempah, laksam Kelantan, masakan kawah, lidah bakar, tempayan Roasted Chicken, teppanyaki, assorted sushi and shashimi, sizzlers, hotplates, and assorted cucur.

Buffet aficionados would surely make a beeline for the roasted crispy duck with plum sauce, as well as kerang and ikan bakar.

For those hankering for something more international, an Italian pasta station will serve an assortment of pasta dishes prepared à la minute to each guest’s liking, such as spaghetti, penne, or fettucini in carbonara, tomato concasse, or Bolognese sauce.

Quench your thirst with an assorted array of truly Malaysian drinks with selections such as teh tarik and Nescafe tarik, sirap selasih, guava asam boi, cincau, air jagung, sugar cane, as well as ice-blended chocolate and mocha, which are available for guests to savour during the breaking of fast.

Diners may continue their dinner journey with assorted local desserts as everyone deserves a sweet ending with our unbeatable dessert selection that will never disappoint your colourful tastebuds. Indulge in a host of traditional local sweets such as tapai pulut, wajik, and Dodol, complemented by stalls that will prepare fresh ABCs, pancakes, ice creams, and Orio Churros with caramel sauce or green tea caramel.

In addition to the usual selections, indulge in an array of signature dishes every Friday and Saturday such as siput sedut, otak-otak sotong sumbat, baked saffron lamb with saffron rice, and Chinese-style chilli crab.

This year, D’Atap Gazebo Steamboat and Grill offers diners 100 types of all-you-can-eat items at RM49++ per person. Children (aged 5 to 12 years) and senior citizens (aged 60 and above) dine at RM37++ per person. Children below five years of age dine-in for free.

Priced at RM99++ per person, the Ramadhan buffet will start daily from 6.30pm to 10.30pm beginning from 6^th May 2019 until 2^nd June 2019. Children (aged 5 to 12 years) and senior citizens (aged 60 and above) will enjoy a 25% discount. Children below five years of age dine-in for free.

Early bird vouchers are up for sale at RM69++ per person in the month of March 2019, and RM79++ per person from 1^st April 2019 to 5^th May 2019. For every purchase of 10 (10) vouchers, one (1) complimentary voucher will be given.

Special banquet event packages for Buka Puasa in the private function room, are available from 6^th May to 2^nd June 2019, priced from RM69++ to RM110++ per person for a minimum of ten (10) tables. Outside catering services are also available. Please book early to avoid disappointment.

China Treasures at Sime Darby Convention Centre (SDCC) will be offering their “Ramadhan Dinner Indulgence” buffet tradition during the month of Ramadhan.

Like previous years, the promotion offers diners the most valuable experience where the restaurant has to offer, presenting 60 types of all-you-eat à la minute dishes, along with 79 delectable dim sum selections.

The à la minute menu features, the chef’s top recommendations including Deep Fried Shimeiji mushrooms with salted egg yolk and chilli powder, steamed grass carp with minced chili soya sauce, deep fried tiger prawns with creamy butter sauce, deep fried chicken with “Kung Pao” sauce and roasted duck in “Pi Pa” style.

79 varieties of dim-sum include steamed chicken and shrimp dumplings with mushroom, deep-fried shrimp patties with sliced almond, stir-fried radish cake, beansprouts with chilli sauce, deep-fried prawn, salted egg yolk roll with steamed and buttered bamboo charcoal bun.

Priced at RM99++ per person, the Ramadhan Dinner Indulgence starts daily from 7.00pm to 10.30pm, starting 1^st May 2019 to 30^th June 2019. Children (aged 6 to 12 years of age) and senior citizens will enjoy a 25% discount. Children below 6 years of age dine-in for free.

Early bird vouchers are up for sale at RM69++ per person in the month of March and RM79++ per person from 1^st April 2019 to 30^th April 2019. For every purchase of ten (10) vouchers, one (1) complimentary voucher will be given.

For reservations at Halia call 03-2089 3799 or send an email to halia.sdcc@simedarbyproperty.com. For reservations, at China Treasures call 03-2089 3788 or send an email to chinatreasures.sdcc@simedarbyproperty.com.

For enquiries call 03-2089 3688 or email enquiries.sdcc@simedarbyproperty.com.

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PETALING JAYA: StarProperty.my Fair is back – showcasing some of the latest housing projects nationwide by reputable developers.

The fair will be held from today to March 3 at Starling Mall here from 10am to 10pm.

Developers taking part in the fair include Matrix Concepts, Gamuda Land, Paramount Properties, Setia Haruman, East West Marketing, MRCB, Mayland, Modern Pandora Sdn Bhd (Trinity Group) and RedBricks Realtor.

Pre-register visitors will receive a complimentary CTOS Score Credit Report offered by CTOS Data Systems Sdn Bhd.

Those attending the fair will get a free electrical appliance each after they make a booking with any of the participating developers.

Also, those who successfully signed the Sale and Purchase Agreement will obtain a RM500 cash rebate.

The fair will also feature esteemed speakers who will deliver nine home-related talks ranging from feng shui, interior design, financial health to investment tips on March 2-3.

The StarProperty.my Fair@Starling Mall is marked as the first station for the year-long “Beli & Menang” homebuyer reward programme with a vehicle as the grand prize.

For more information, visit fair.starproperty.my.

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By Hakim Hassan

PETALING JAYA: To encourage potential buyers to purchase a home, the Selangor branch of The Real Estate and Housing Developers’ Association Malaysia (REHDA) is set to organise the Malaysia Property Expo (MAPEX) 2019 under the Klang/Shah Alam Zone.

REHDA Selangor Chairman and Rehda Malaysia vice president, Zulkifly Garib said the exhibition, happening from March 8 to 10 at Setia City Mall is held in conjunction with the recently initiated Home Ownership Campaign by the federal government.

“HOC is part of an initiative by the government to encourage homeownership amongst the rakyat and the campaign will be running between January to June 2019.

“House-buyers who purchase property registered under HOC can enjoy stamp duty exemptions up to RM1mil and also stamp duty exemptions for loan agreement up to RM2.5mil,” he said.

He added that residential properties (completed and under construction) defined as houses, condominium units, apartments and flats including service apartments built as a dwelling house, governed under the Housing Development (Control and Licensing) Act 1966 (HDA) with valid developers’ license (DL) and Advertisement and Sale permit (AP) or Certificate of Completion and Compliance (CCC) would be eligible for exemption.

“A minimum 10% discount is also applicable on properties under the HOC campaign that are not subjected to government price control,” he continued.

The developers during the exhibition include Mah Sing, EcoWorld, Perbadanan Kemajuan Negeri Selangor (PKNS), Mitraland Group, Low Yat Group (BTP), Golden Land Bhd, Kota Kelang Development Sdn Bhd, WCT Bhd, Myra, Sunsuria Bhd, Titijaya Land Bhd, Sin Hee Yang Property Group and Worldwide Property.

Hong Leong Investment Bank would also participating in the three-day expo.

There will be different types of properties offered including SoHo suites, serviced apartments, condominiums, terrace houses and bungalow houses located around the Setia Alam, Kota Kemuning, Bandar Bukit Tinggi, Puncak Alam and Rawang.

Besides the HOC initiatives, participating developers would also offer rebates, attractive gifts, among others to allow potential home buyers to purchase their dream home.

Rehda Selangor started organising MAPEX under the Klang/Shah Alam Zone since 2013.

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StarProperty finally opens the curtains on the highly anticipated Grand Prize of the Beli & Menang contest at the Starling Mall

Curious onlookers and eager home buyers – as well as some unwitting shoppers – were treated to the unveiling of the Grand Prize of the Beli & Menang contest at the Starling Mall in Damansara Utama on Saturday (2^nd March, 2019).

StarProperty Sdn Bhd assistant general manager Ernest Towle speaks to members of the media about the Beli & Menang contest.

StarProperty Sdn Bhd assistant general manager Ernest Towle was on hand to detail the objective of the Beli & Menang contest, “This year StarProperty comes back with the “Beli & Menang” campaign to help our property buyers to find their dream properties at any of our fairs in 2019 for a chance to win a completely free Proton SUV, not only will you be able to find great deals and great products from branded developers at all of our fairs, you will also have the opportunity to actually win and walk away – or rather drive away – with a brand new Proton.”

“So don’t delay, and don’t wait. This is the place to be, and at any of our fair locations, if you’re looking to buy a property this year.”

Click here to find out how to enter the Beli & Menang contest and see you at the next StarProperty Fair at The Curve, happening from 14^th to 17^th March.

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Award-winning developers will showcase their outstanding housing projects in the StarProperty.my Awards Showcase Fair 2019 at The Curve here starting March 14.

Coming to its fourth year, the StarProperty.my Awards was initiated to recognise and commend the top developers in Malaysia for their significant contributions in creating a progressive nation by delivering quality property products.

The four-day property exhibition, ending on March 17, is an extension of the awards ceremony which highlighted the winning developers including MRCB, Matrix Concepts Holdings Bhd, SkyWorld Develop­ment Sdn Bhd, S P Setia, Naim Group of Companies, Gamuda Land, Mah Sing Group Bhd and Tropicana Corp Bhd.

Besides the showcase of notable projects, visitors to the fair who place bookings on property projects from any participating developers will be eligible to enter the Beli & Menang homebuyer rewards programme.

By answering a simple question and submitting an English slogan not more than 150 characters for “What does ‘Home’ mean to you”, a lucky homebuyer will walk away with a Proton X70 SUV. The contest period runs from Feb 28 until Nov 30.

Also, the first 100 online pre-registrants will receive a goodie bag and complimentary CTOS credit score check on the spot.

Those who complete the fair survey will stand a chance to win attractive prizes such as coffee vouchers, hotel F&B vouchers or cash angpow.

The fair will be held between March 14 and 17, from 10am to 10pm. For more information, visit fair.starproperty.my

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Using a blend of expert advice, common-sense wisdom, inspirational quotes, and personal anecdotes, Faizul Ridzuan rendered a two-hour seminar that spurred those who attended to take control of their financial futures.

To answer the question of why someone should buy a home instead of renting – even with less than RM400K – one of Malaysia’s Most Influential Young Entrepreneurs in 2017, Faizul Ridzuan, details his experiences as a property investor who went from being a salaried employee to a landlord in a short span of just a few years.

Property enthusiasts and aspiring homeowners gathered to hear the CEO of Far Capital Sdn. Bhd., Faizul Ridzuan, share some of his trade secrets at an exclusive event held at the artful Antara Residence sales gallery in Putrajaya’s Precinct 5.

To an investor as savvy as Faizul Ridzuan, negative market sentiment does not put a damper on the appetite for property investment, and neither does a property with negative cash flow – to Faizul Ridzuan, even properties that entail a negative cash-flow can be considered viable investments, “Personally, I don’t mind buying a negative cash-flow property – if it will become positive cash-flow within five years.”

To those who say paying rental instead of making monthly payments towards a home loan may free up more capital for investment into financial instruments or assets other than real estate, Faizul Ridzuan had this to say, “I think it depends on the property that you are buying.”

“So for example, if you buy in a high-rise – let’s say in Putrajaya – the attributed rental could be RM1,600 all the way up to RM3,000. To buy, it could cost you half a million ringgit, and your mortgage payments could be RM2,500. I would say that if your rental is more than 50 percent of that, I would buy.”

“If, for example, I’m going to pay RM2,500 in instalments and I can rent below RM1,300, I would rent – but if the rental is above RM1,300, I would buy.”

Faizul Ridzuan is discerning about the kind of properties he chooses to invest in – if it isn’t “Grade-A”, in his view, it probably isn’t worth looking into. In response to the question of what factors determine if a property can be considered “Grade-A” and would represent a viable investment, Faizul Ridzuan is of the opinion that there are far too many to count, “You can’t finish writing it even if you had 200 pages to work with.”

But he relented and revealed a few golden rules, “A ‘Grade-A’ property is one that will yield a minimum 20 percent upside – buying at a steep discount, to a large degree, you’re almost guaranteed a margin of 20 percent.”

“Let’s say Putrajaya today, the average price of a high-rise unit is about RM500 per square foot, if I get to buy one at RM300 per square foot, I don’t care whether the MRT comes in or not. That guaranteed upside of 20 percent makes it a ‘Grade-A’ property.”

As to how people can determine what is reasonably priced and what is considered below market value, Faizul Ridzuan had some more advice to share, “People think they know what the market value is, but they don’t. No one can tell you what the market value really is – even me, and I’ve got the advantage of 14 years of experience in the property market here in Malaysia – and externally, in places such as Singapore.”

“The most uncommon rule – but one that I strictly follow – is the average age of purchaser. The upside is greater compared to a development which is mostly made up of older buyers.”

“That’s why Bangsar South outperforms older areas of Bangsar – if you look at the demographics of buyers in Bangsar South, you’ll find most of them are younger buyers.”

The logic is uncanny in its simplicity: the incomes of younger buyers are expected to rise as they progress in their careers – which eventually leads to a spill-over effect on surrounding businesses and raises the values of properties in the area.

Check here for upcoming property forums so you don’t miss out on nuggets of wisdom like these.

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Senada Kuala Lumpur hosted a crowd of over 300 guests for an exclusive afternoon of jazz with singer Jasmine Chen at The Roof Garden, Sime Darby Convention Centre (Bukit Kiara, Kuala Lumpur)

Senada Kuala Lumpur hosted a crowd of over 300 guests for the event.

Jasmine Chen is a jazz singer and songwriter from China. Jasmine started her singing career in Shanghai, where she has become one of China’s leading figures in the jazz scene. Her style combines Western jazz with Chinese musical elements and she is most well-known for her singing in the movie “Crazy Rich Asians”.

Shanghai-based jazz singer Jasmine Chen serenades guests at SDCC’s The Roof Garden.

While immersing into the soulful jazzy tunes by the singer, the guests were treated with an array of exquisite cuisines complemented by the breathtaking panoramic view of TPC Kuala Lumpur – one of South East Asia’s leading golf courses.

Guests were introduced to Senada Kuala Lumpur, a mixed development next to the TPC KL golf course.

The guests also got to witness the actual development progress of Senada Kuala Lumpur from the outdoor pavilion of the Roof Garden and experience a virtual tour of Senada Kuala Lumpur.

Guests were given personalised modern calligraphy cards by Master Lewind.

After the singing performance, guests took the opportunity to take photos with Jasmine Chen and brought home with them a personalised modern calligraphy card.

Read about Ramadhan buffet promotions at the Sime Darby Convention Centre in 2019, and visit our Facebook page to stay informed on all things related to real estate.

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It’s that time of year again – income tax filing season – when we weigh our incomes, search for receipts of tax-deductible purchases, and file our dues to society with the revenue board.

For property investors, landlords (or landladies), or anyone else who earns an income through property rental, StarProperty.my presents TAX TALK! If you consider yourself a property investor or a landlord (or landlady), then this Tax Talk is for you!

Register before April 1^st to enjoy a special promotional price of just RM50 per seat!

This first-of-its-kind seminar will be held at Menara Star’s Cybertorium on April 13^th (Saturday) from 10am to 12pm. Renowned speakers, Agnes Wong and Elizabeth Siew, will be speaking on the latest developments in taxation and property investment to help you make the most of your income tax filing this year.

StarProperty.my’s Tax Talk will feature Agnes Wong, a tax consultant and renowned public speaker, speaking on the subjects of rental income taxation and protecting your interests by taking advantage of the Inland Revenue Board’s latest tax amnesty initiative – the Special Voluntary Disclosure Programme (SVDP).

Meanwhile, Elizabeth Siew, a real estate lawyer turned technopreneur, who is also Malaysia PropTech Association deputy president and Asia Proptech’s Malaysian chapter chairperson, will be speaking on the topic of fractional ownership and how this novel form of investment could be a viable solution to the nation’s current property glut.

Is rental income even taxable? According to Section 113 of the Income Tax Act (1967), yes it is – and always has been since this Act was legislated – but something is very different about this year’s income tax month.

In line with the federal government’s initiative to provide Malaysians with affordable housing – and since the Inland Revenue Board’s (IRB) public ruling issued on December 19^th, 2018 titled “Income from Letting of Real Property” (No.12/2018), rental income amounting to less than RM2,000 per residential property will be subjected to a special time-limited exemption of 50% for up to three consecutive years.

RSVP your seats now at the special promo price of RM50, but only if you register before April 1^st!

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Bangkok is one of the top property investment heavens in the region for buyers who prefer a vibrant city that is burgeoning with tourism.

Located in the heart of Southeast Asia, Bangkok is the capital of Thailand and most populous city in the country. Besides being a perennial tourist destination in Asean, the city is also ranked as the most livable location for Asian expatriates in Thailand according to a survey report released by ECA International in early 2019.

However, for most foreign buyers, buying a property in a foreign country like Bangkok could be daunting, as it might be restricted by the foreign ownership regulations, investment requirements, taxes and more.

In collaboration with Capital One Real Estate, the upcoming StarProperty.my Forum 2019 will feature Bangkok’s property market, with property agents and speakers sharing their insights and also conducting one-to-one consultations for those interested in purchasing a property there.

The event will be held on 6 and 7 April at Menara Star, from 1pm to 6pm.

The key highlight of the forum is the free seminar titled “Where is Thai property heading after the General Election in 2019” by Capital One Real Estate sales director Nutcha Jiota.

According to Nutcha, the price for Bangkok high-rise residential increased steadily by 5-7% per annum over the last three years.

“The price of Bangkok property will continue to rise but only in the commercial business district (CBD) area. The average price of a new project in the Sukhumvit area is ranging from 170,000 baht to 240,000 baht per sqm or RM2,000-3,000 psf,” she explained.

The forum will also exhibit The Nest 71 Sukhumvit, a freehold condo project located at Sukhumvit 71. Located not far from the BTS Phra Khanong, the project is a transit-oriented development (TOD) with 515 units in total. The price ranges from RM461,000 to RM867,000 with the price of RM1,479 psf.

To register for the forum, visit: http://bit.ly/BangkokPropertyExhibition2019

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