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Why is it so challenging to visit a factory in Malaysia? I understand that many companies hesitate to open their factory floors to visitors. Here are some reasons: 1. Protecting Trade Secrets: Companies worry that competitors might gain insights into their operations and use the information to their advantage. 2. Visitor Safety: Ensuring the safety of visitors can be challenging, and any incidents can be hard to manage. 3. Transparency Concerns: Some companies feel uneasy about showing the inner workings of their operations, fearing it might affect their reputation. I’ve had these reservations too. But I've chosen to open up The Green Factory to the public once a year to celebrate Merdeka, woodworking, and sustainability. If you’re curious about what happens behind closed doors, come join us this Saturday, 24th August! 🌿🔨

At Bangsar Heights Pavilion (BHP), our Triple Advantage Strategy harnesses the global rise of branded residences, delivering unmatched value for all stakeholders. Developer: We craft award-winning projects that bolster our standing as Malaysia's top developer. Our innovative designs and sustainable practices not only win accolades but also set new benchmarks in the industry. By consistently delivering high-quality developments, we enhance our reputation, ensuring continued growth and success. Brands: Our collaborations with world-class hospitality brands boost their revenue and prestige. These partnerships are meticulously chosen to align with our vision of luxury and excellence. By integrating the distinctiveness of these brands into our properties, we create a symbiotic relationship that elevates their market presence and opens new revenue streams, reinforcing their global stature. Clients: We offer quality homes with superior hospitality and exceptional investment potential, ensuring significant returns. Our clients benefit from the seamless blend of residential comfort and premium hotel-like services, resulting in a lifestyle of unparalleled convenience and luxury. Additionally, the strong brand association and prime locations of our developments guarantee robust property appreciation and lucrative investment opportunities. By strategically aligning our goals with those of our partners and clients, BHP's Triple Advantage Strategy not only maximizes value for all but also solidifies our position as a leader in the luxury real estate market. #BangsarHeightsPavilion #BHP #RealEstateExcellence #LuxuryLiving #BHPQualityFirst 

Today, I had the opportunity to visit Damascus restaurant in Jalan Bukit Bintang. The location comprises three 5-story shop lots, with two of them partially obscured by an MRT exit gate. This gate covers the frontage of the building up to the signboard space of the ground floor lot. Fortunately for Damascus, they have taken up 3-buildings en bloc. This move allows them to place their signboard on the adjoining lot and the upper floors, from the road level and the opposite sidewalk. However, this situation highlights a critical point for businesses considering ground-floor shop lots in similar locations. If a business only occupies the ground floor, it could face significant visibility challenges from this obstruction. Aside from the crowd, the tenants are paying premium rentals in Jalan Bukit Bintang for frontage! Whilst the MRT exit does bring the footfall, it would be much better for the shops if it didn't obstruct the view. This shows the importance of being physically present to understand a property’s value. If we were to rely solely on rental and sale transaction data, we wouldn’t grasp why two identical-sized lots side by side could have dramatically different values and fetch different rentals. On-site visits with a local reveal nuances that data cannot capture. #commercialrealestate #frontage #KLCC #BukitBintang

LOCAL COMPANY EXPANDING BUSINESS KUALA LUMPUR (Oct 9): Home furniture specialist Ecomate Holdings Bhd (KL:ECOMATE) has proposed to acquire a single-storey factory in Muar, Johor, along with machinery and components, from SWS Capital Bhd (KL:SWSCAP). It is part of the company’s plans to establish a new factory and warehouse, while securing a permanent premises to support its business expansion, Ecomate said in a bourse filing on Wednesday. The company said it will be buying the factory, situated on 8,217 square metres of leasehold industrial land, for RM7 million, and pay another RM1.85 million for the machinery and components Ecomate noted that the new manufacturing facility is located near its existing plants, allowing for improved administrative control, reduced production costs, and enhanced product quality. The company plans to rent out additional space within the property, potentially generating rental income. Ecomate shares closed unchanged at 89.5 sen on Wednesday, giving a market capitalisation of RM318.65 million. Year-to-date, the stock has surged 22.6%. SWS Capital rose half a sen or 2.44% to 21 sen, valuing the furniture and plastic ware manufacturer at RM63.48 million

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To maintain foot traffic in shopping malls, Ferry Salanto, Head of Research, suggests that mall operators should implement an appropriate tenancy mix formula. This scheme, commonly referred to as a tenant blend, involves strategically placing existing tenants to enhance the overall quality and visitor experience of the mall while also considering the individual needs of each tenant. To read the full article, click this link: https://ow.ly/n8m050ReHli To discuss more about retail market in Indonesia, please reach out to our #experts, Sander Halsema and Ferry Salanto. Find out more about Colliers Indonesia reports, insights, and recommendations, by clicking this link: https://ow.ly/rJZG50ReHr2 #ColliersIndonesia #NewsArticle

There’s something magical about finding tucked away spots in the middle of a big city. Whether it is the Yokocho lanes of Tokyo, filled with tiny izakayas offering food and drink, the alleyways of Melbourne adorned with murals and graffiti, or the bustling byways of Singapore’s Kampong Gelam district, these small routes can offer a human-scale dimension to big city developments. That’s why new laneways are being devised as part of The Symphony Centre project that will redefine urban spaces, merging indoor elegance with outdoor serenity. These street-level passages will become pockets of social interaction and community, fostering a new sense of imagination and interaction. The laneways will seamlessly guide visitors between Bledisloe House and The Symphony Centre, as well as surrounding locations such as Aotea Square and Te Waihorotiu Station. The lanes are planned to become an ever-changing outdoor gallery, with a revolving programme of art installations. An exciting variety of cafes, bars and restaurants will offer a welcoming and relaxed setting for socialising with friends. A mix of retail shops will provide plenty to peruse for the casual visitor or local resident in a comforting and casual environment. The warmth of shared company will fill the laneways with the power of human interaction, bringing the heart of the city home. These newly envisioned laneways, with their eclectic blend of art, culture and community spaces, will be a vibrant tapestry of social interaction and creative expression, truly embodying the benefits of modern city living. 🔶 🔶 🔶 🔶 🔶 The Symphony Centre is multi-purpose residential, commercial, retail complex and transport hub being developed by RCP and MRCB in the Aotea Arts Quarter of Auckland Tāmaki Makaurau’s CBD. Got something to add? 🔶 COMMENT 🔶 Would others find it useful? 🔶 REPOST 🔶 Want to see more like this? 🔶 🔔 🔶 #realestate #newproperty #development #construction

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Several malls are continuing major renovations to rejuvenate their interiors and façades. Reconfiguring the layout is also crucial, especially for spaces previously occupied by major tenants. For more information, read our Colliers Quarterly Property Market Report Q1 2024 | Jakarta Retail by clicking this link: https://ow.ly/Y7tC50ScT1n To discuss more about hotel market in Indonesia, please reach out to our #experts, Sander Halsema and Ferry Salanto. Find out more about Colliers Indonesia reports, insights, and recommendations, by clicking this link: https://ow.ly/R4L050ScT1N #ColliersIndonesia