Freeman Woo Chee Meng MIP Properties freemanwoo@mipproperties.com +6012 656 7617 3rd February 2017 FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE Freeman Woo Real Estate Wins 2016 Vega Digital Awards Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia - 3rd February 2017- With over 1,100 submissions from 30 countries throughout the world, Freeman Woo Real Estate has won a Arcturus recognition in the 2016 Vega Digital Awards competition and excelled in its cate

(Picture taken 22nd Dec 2016 by Freeman Woo) Arcoris Residences @ Arcoris Mont Kiara by UEM Sunrise at Jalan Kiara 1 going to complete in first half of 2017 and it is the first project in Mont Kiara by UEM Sunrise and fully sold. Surely, it will be another new landmark building in Mont Kiara. Furthermore, the development has received multiple awards from the International Pacific Property Awards 2011 and Asia Pacific Property Awards 2011. As such, it is potentially a wise b

Source from photographyforrealestate.net 1. Basing asking price on needs or emotion rather than market value. Many times sellers base their pricing on how much they paid for or invested in their property. This can be an expensive mistake. If your property is not priced competitively, buyers will reject it in favour of other better properties for the same price. At the same time, the buyers who should be looking at your property will not see it because it is priced over their

Photo source from photobucket.com 10. Landscape It is important to have well kept landscaping for landed property in Malaysia. There are times where the community in the gated guarded community with bad maintenance of the property and the landscape will affect the price and environment of the area. As for non-landed property, the maintenance of the building as well as the landscaping by the management is same important. The lifestyle of community living in a condominium or a

WE tend to forget the meaning of community living while climbing the career ladder to put food on the table and the kids through private school. Urban Malaysians live in private spaces, outsourcing our community responsibilities to our maids and elected representatives. In fact, we outsource everything outside our own nests, especially in the management and maintenance of apartment buildings and common property. Given the sharp increase in the number of Malaysians now living

Photo source from theedgeproperty.com Mont’Kiara is a far cry from what it was over 25 years ago. Carved out of what was then known as Segambut Dalam Rubber Estate, Mont’Kiara has grown rapidly into a self-contained, high-end, high-rise residential suburb in Kuala Lumpur. The neighbourhood is surrounded by and accessed from a number of highways, shortening the commute for residents to the city centre and Petaling Jaya. Mont’Kiara’s comprehensive amenities and strategic locati