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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! 🌿🔨

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

Many affluent Jakartans think of #Singapore as a shopping destination only, but the country could also offer you a rich cultural experience. Its Katong neighbourhood, for example, is brimming with peranakan cultural heritage, allowing you to immerse yourself in the Chinese-Malay way of life. Find out more in Epicure Asia's article below: https://lnkd.in/gb4SZSwM #epicureasia

Excellent listing Lucas Lossone #epsteenandassociates #commercialrealestate #retailrealestate #retail #CREtenantrep #CRElandlordrep #LandlordRepresentation #SanBernardinoCounty #Yucaipa #AvailableSpace #ForLease #Listing #propertylisting #SoCal #chainlinkscre #ICSC #chainlinkscre #cre #instacre

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

❓Pavillion Penang or Another Sunway Carnival Mall❔ The recent announcement of the Penang Turf Club (PTC) land sale marks a significant milestone for George Town, Penang. Spanning 203.4 acres, this valuable tract of land offers unparalleled potential for transformative development. This sale has sparked widespread interest from both local and international developers, including notable figures like Tan Sri Desmond Lim Siew Choon and Sunway Bhd. The strategic location of the PTC land, coupled with its substantial size, makes it a prime candidate for a landmark project that could redefine Penang’s urban landscape. What excites me most is the prospect of creating a "city within a city" concept, akin to the iconic KLCC development in Kuala Lumpur. Imagine an integrated development featuring office towers, hotels, serviced apartments, shopping malls, data centers, a private hospital, and lush green spaces. Such a project could significantly enhance Penang's appeal as a hub for business, leisure, and residential living. As Penang positions itself as the next hot spot for real estate development, driven by upcoming infrastructure projects like the LRT and Silicon Island, the PTC land sale could catalyze a new era of growth and innovation for the island. The potential for a gross development value between RM4 billion and RM5 billion underscores the immense opportunities this land holds. #PenangOneBetter #PenangTurfClub #RealEstate #PenangElokDah #UrbanDevelopment Kevindran Shanmugam Kyle Lai Kwan Yew Ian Lim Nereshpal Ganapathy

My Photo is Being Stolen Here Without Any Permission or Even Credit Being shocked last night, seeing this post coming from international retail media that using my photo without any permission and event put my name on the post. To make it clear, the photo that being used in this article is my photo. You can actually check it on my The Grand Outlet post on the last photo, which is very clear that it is my photo. Quite dissapointed since last night I remind them and no take down action is being taken. So I here to post and ask them to take down and clarify this thing. Really dissapointing, paid article media is using somebody’s photo, are they dont respecting us? Also, this is doubting their credibility, and showing how impactful my content even further. Anybody who want to use my photo or information, is ok but please do let me know as a respectful form. Thank you Inside Retail Asia

In the post-pandemic era, Jakarta's retail landscape is being transformed by the rising demand for open-air, alfresco dining experiences. This concept offers flexible outdoor spaces for socializing amidst lush greenery, a refreshing contrast to crowded indoor settings. Since 2020, at least 10 new alfresco dining establishments have sprung up in Jakarta alone, offering consumers an escape from crowded indoor settings. These open-air, European-style cafes and restaurants feature biophilic design elements, creating an "urban oasis" experience. Learn more about the drivers, challenges, and opportunities in Jakarta's thriving alfresco dining retail scene via this article: https://okt.to/6Ut5kW. #APACWealth #Indonesia #Retail

The Global Teak Furniture market size is USD 58.9 billion in 2023 and will grow at a compound annual growth rate (CAGR) of 6.2% from 2023 to 2030. Read the Full Report: https://lnkd.in/dQCtMiHn Key Players of the Teak Furniture Market : Waifair LLC, Westminster Teak Inc., Polyteak, Bajanusa Furniture, Frontgate, Gloster Furniture GMBH, Nusantara Teak, Teak Heirlooms, Raft Furniture, Wihardja, Artisera, Teak & Mahogany, Dania Furniture, Danish Teak Classics, Casateak Teak wood furniture, Teak Vogue Sdn Bhd, CV.Jepara Crafter Furniture, Wisanka Indonesia, Kalingga Jati Furniture, Republic Furniture Group, and Others Delivery Includes:- Market Timeline 2019 till 2031, Market Size, Revenue/Volume Share, Forecast and CAGR, Competitor Analysis, Regional Analysis, Country Analysis, Segment Analysis, Market Trends, Drivers, Opportunities, Restraints, ESG Analysis, Porters Analysis, PESTEL Analysis, Market Attractiveness, Patent Analysis, Technological Trend, SWOT Analysis, COVID-19 Analysis, Consumer Behavior Analysis, etc.   #CompetitiveInsights #Research #MarketingConsultants #MarketReports #DataAnalytics #BusinessConsultant #ConsultingServices #MarketInsights #BusinessIntelligence #MarketTrends #TeakFurniture #TeakFurnitureMarket