The latest industry survey from the Real Estate & Housing Developers' Association Malaysia shows that its members are optimistic of a better property market going into 2024, now that the first quarter has wrapped up. REHDA president Datuk NK Tong also shares with us his views on the year that has gone by and the challenges the local property market can expect.



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The latest industry survey from the Real Estate &amp; Housing Developers' Association Malaysia shows that its members are optimistic of a better property market going into 2024, now that the first quarter has wrapped up. REHDA president Datuk NK Tong also shares with us his views on the year that has gone by and the challenges the local property market can expect.Image Credit: Shutterstock

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Property Developers' Expectations For The Rest Of 2024

According to a report by the World Sustainable Hospitality Alliance, hotels need to reduce their absolute carbon emissions by 66% by 2030, and 90% by 2050 to ensure industry growth doesn’t lead to higher emissions. How are large hotel players like Club Med making their buildings and property operations green? We find out from Rachael Harding, CEO for East and South Asia & Pacific and Gregory Lanter, Chief Development and Construction Officer of Club Med.


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According to a report by the World Sustainable Hospitality Alliance, hotels need to reduce their absolute carbon emissions by 66% by 2030, and 90% by 2050 to ensure industry growth doesn’t lead to higher emissions. How are large hotel players like Club Med making their buildings and property operations green? We find out from Rachael Harding, CEO for East and South Asia &amp; Pacific and Gregory Lanter,&nbsp;Chief Development and Construction Officer of Club Med. Image Credit:&nbsp;LiTsai / <a target="_blank" rel="noopener noreferrer nofollow" href="http://Shutterstock.com">Shutterstock.com</a>

Club Med Leading the Way In Green Resorts

Many homeowners today are considering opting for a rooftop solar energy generating system as a way to reduce their electricity bill. And with so many options to choose from plus the fact that there are incentives from the government to encourage renewable energy use, how do we navigate this. Davis Chong, the president of the Malaysian Photovoltaic Industry Association shares his tips from a service provider's perspective, while Kim Lim is a homeowner who has already done so since 2021, shares her tips.



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Many homeowners today are considering opting for a rooftop solar energy generating system as a way to reduce their electricity bill. And with so many options to choose from plus the fact that there are incentives from the government to encourage renewable energy use, how do we navigate this. Davis Chong, the president of the Malaysian Photovoltaic Industry Association shares his tips from a service provider's perspective, while Kim Lim is a homeowner who has already done so since 2021, shares her tips.Image Credit: shutterstock.com

The Solar Solution To High Electricity Bills

Real estate technology company Juwai-IQI recently released their first quarter residential sales market report for Malaysia, which compiles data of actual transactions. Its group CEO and co-founder Kashif Ansari helps us dissect the information derived from the reports findings and the expectation for what the rest of 2024 might bring for Malaysia's real estate market.

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Real estate technology company Juwai-IQI recently released their first quarter residential sales market report for Malaysia, which compiles data of actual transactions. Its group CEO and co-founder Kashif Ansari helps us dissect the information derived from the reports findings and the expectation for what the rest of 2024 might bring for Malaysia's real estate market. Image Credit: Shutterstock.com

Property Developers' Expectations For The Rest Of 2024

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