LBS Presents Proposals To Stimulate Housing Market
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October 4, 2021
4 October 2021
Untuk Siaran Segera
LBS BENTANG SARANAN UNTUK RANGSANG PASARAN PERUMAHAN
Petaling Jaya, 4 Oktober 2021 – LBS Bina Group Berhad (“LBS” atau “Kumpulan) hari ini menyenaraikan saranan-saranan bagi Belanjawan 2022 yang akan dibentangkan di Parlimen pada 29 Oktober 2021.
Selaku pemaju projek perumahan mampu milik yang terkemuka, LBS terus mempelbagaikan strategi bagi membantu industri hartanah di samping mengharungi cabaran pandemik Covid-19. Pasaran perumahan yang kukuh dilihat sebagai kesan positif yang berganda terhadap ekonomi negara. Sehubungan dengan itu, LBS berhasrat untuk membentangkan cadangan-cadangan berikut bagi membantu Kerajaan merangsang ekonomi perumahan seiring dengan inisiatif pemulihan.
a) Mengekalkan Pelaksanaan Kempen Pemilikan Rumah (HOC)
LBS melihat HOC sebagai dorongan bagi para pemaju hartanah untuk menjana jualan di sebalik langkah berhati-hati yang diambil oleh bakal pembeli berikutan pandemik Covid-19. Ketika negara mula melalui fasa pemulihan, LBS telah menyaksikan sendiri kesan positif ke atas pasaran hartanah menerusi HOC dan berharap Kerajaan akan terus mengekalkannya termasuk pengecualian duti setem bagi pembelian yang menjangkau sehingga RM1 juta pertama. Ini memastikan rantaian bekalan bagi industri pembinaan dan pembangunan hartanah berjalan lancar tanpa sebarang halangan ketika sentimen untuk membeli masih ada.
b) Kelonggaran Syarat Bagi Program Rumah Kedua Malaysia (MM2H)
LBS sentiasa menyokong Program MM2H kerana ianya dilihat memberi kesan positif dalam usaha untuk menarik warga asing menetap di Malaysia dan amat mengalu-alukan pelancaran semula Program MM2H. Walau bagaimanapun, LBS berpendapat bahawa semakan semula bagi syarat Program MM2H untuk pemohon baru mungkin terlalu ketat dan menghalang warga asing untuk bekerja dan tinggal di Malaysia. LBS berharap agar Kerajaan mempertimbangkan beberapa cadangan mengenai kriteria Program MM2H yang baru seperti berikut:
i. menurunkan kelayakan pendapatan minimum bagi pemohon kepada syarat asal iaitu RM10,000 sebulan;
ii. mengurangkan jumlah minimum kecairan aset kepada RM500,000 berbanding RM1.5 juta;
iii. mengurangkan jumlah minimum deposit tetap untuk pembukaan akaun bank di Malaysia kepada RM300,000 berbanding RM1 juta; dan
iv. mengekalkan tempoh MM2H selama 10 tahun.
LBS optimis bahawa cadangan yang dikemukakan di atas adalah cukup ketat dan mampu menarik warga asing berkemahiran tinggi di samping memacu kejayaan program MM2H.
c) Insentif Bagi Penggunaan Sistem Pembangunan Industri (“IBS”)
Menyedari kepentingan untuk melaksanakan proses penyerahan hak milik hartanah berjalan lancar, LBS telah mengadaptasi penggunaan sistem IBS, di mana terbukti berupaya mengurangkan kos dan tempoh pembinaan tanpa kompromi kepada kualiti pembuatan. LBS mengalu-alukan inisiatif Kerajaan di dalam mendorong penggunaan IBS dengan memberikan peruntukan cukai pelaburan sebanyak 60% ke atas perbelanjaan modal yang memenuhi syarat iaitu perlu dilakukan dalam tempoh lima tahun, di mana ianya berupaya mengimbangi hingga 70% dari pendapatan berkanun syarikat. Walau bagaimanapun, LBS berharap agar Kerajaan mempertimbangkan untuk memperluaskan insentif cukai ini dengan mengambil kira pemaju IBS sedia ada dan pemberian insentif tidak tertumpu kepada pemaju IBS yang baru sahaja. Dengan ini, LBS dapat menyalur kos yang dijimatkan bagi meningkatkan penyelidikan & pembangunan (R&D) ke atas rekaan dan penggunaan teknologi IBS.
d) Pengurangan Kos Pematuhan
Kebanyakan pemaju perumahan telah melihat perniagaan mereka terjejas oleh pandemik Covid-19, berikutan kerja-kerja pembinaan terpaksa dihentikan mengikut Prosidur Operasi Standard (SOP) Kerajaan. Oleh itu, Kumpulan berharap agar Kerajaan dapat memperkenalkan langkah-langkah untuk membantu pemaju. Secara khusus, LBS berharap agar Kerajaan dapat mengurangkan kos pematuhan yang ditanggung oleh pemaju misalnya, mengurangkan caj pembangunan, premium penukaran tanah atau permohonan hak milik strata. Penjimatan dari langkah-langkah ini sangat bermanfaat dan dapat disalurkan semula kepada pembeli rumah melalui penawaran harga yang lebih berpatutan.
e) Insentif Bagi Mengatasi Kenaikan Kos Bahan Pembinaan
Harga yang turun naik serta peningkatan kos bahan binaan seperti keluli dan simen kemungkinan akan memberi kesan buruk terhadap kos perumahan. Sebagai contoh, harga keluli meningkat di antara 25 ke 30% dalam tempoh dua bulan dari November 2020 hingga Januari 2021. Turun naik harga meningkatkan tekanan pada kontraktor dan pemaju kerana kos tambahan dari kedua-dua bahan binaan dan kos pematuhan SOP. Bagi mengatasi hal ini, LBS berharap agar Kerajaan mempertimbangkan untuk mengurangkan biaya atau memperkenalkan harga kawalan ketat ke atas bahan binaan. LBS percaya langkah ini akan memastikan para pemaju untuk tidak mengenakan kenaikan kos bahan kepada pemilik rumah.
f) Pengurangan Ambang Minimum Bagi Pemilikan Hartanah Warga Asing
Keadaan tidak menentu bagi pasaran hartanah semasa mewujudkan kegusaran di kalangan pemaju. Untuk meredakannya, LBS berharap ambang harga semasa bagi warga asing yang ingin membeli hartanah di Malaysia dikurangkan kepada RM500,000 untuk semua negeri. Melangkah ke hadapan, pendapatan dari inventori yang tidak terjual ini membolehkan pemaju hartanah merancang aliran tunai bagi pembangunan hartanah yang lain.
g) Pengecualian Cukai Pekerja Asing Di Sektor Pembinaan
Sektor pembinaan amat bergantung kepada buruh asing untuk membina rumah. Walau bagaimanapun, kos berkaitan untuk membawa pekerja asing agak tinggi. Oleh itu, LBS berharap agar Kerajaan mempertimbangkan untuk memberi pengecualian terhadap cukai pekerja asing. Dengan ini, ia akan membantu mengurangkan kos pembinaan yang seterusnya akan mengurangkan kos pembangunan hartanah dan menjadikan ianya sebagai hartanah mampu milik.
Mengulas senarai cadangan-cadangan ini, Pengerusi Eksekutif LBS, Tan Sri Lim Hock San berkata, “Kami berharap Belanjawan 2022 akan menyenaraikan polisi rangsangan yang tepat bagi menambahbaik sektor pembangunan hartanah di samping menggalakkan pemilikan hartanah. Kerajaan boleh mempertimbangkan mana-mana saranan kami yang dilihat berupaya merancakkan semula pasaran dan industri hartanah.”
Beliau menambah, “Dengan pandemik dan pelaksanaan Perintah Kawalan Pergerakan (PKP), pasaran dilihat agak perlahan dan menimbulkan kebimbangan di kalangan para pelabur. Diharap dengan mekanisma bantuan yang tepat dari Kerajaan dapat meningkatkan pemilikan rumah di kalangan rakyat Malaysia.”
Untuk maklumat lanjut mengenai LBS, layari: https://lbs.com.my/.
-Tamat-
Untuk Siaran Segera
LBS BENTANG SARANAN UNTUK RANGSANG PASARAN PERUMAHAN
Petaling Jaya, 4 Oktober 2021 – LBS Bina Group Berhad (“LBS” atau “Kumpulan) hari ini menyenaraikan saranan-saranan bagi Belanjawan 2022 yang akan dibentangkan di Parlimen pada 29 Oktober 2021.
Selaku pemaju projek perumahan mampu milik yang terkemuka, LBS terus mempelbagaikan strategi bagi membantu industri hartanah di samping mengharungi cabaran pandemik Covid-19. Pasaran perumahan yang kukuh dilihat sebagai kesan positif yang berganda terhadap ekonomi negara. Sehubungan dengan itu, LBS berhasrat untuk membentangkan cadangan-cadangan berikut bagi membantu Kerajaan merangsang ekonomi perumahan seiring dengan inisiatif pemulihan.
a) Mengekalkan Pelaksanaan Kempen Pemilikan Rumah (HOC)
LBS melihat HOC sebagai dorongan bagi para pemaju hartanah untuk menjana jualan di sebalik langkah berhati-hati yang diambil oleh bakal pembeli berikutan pandemik Covid-19. Ketika negara mula melalui fasa pemulihan, LBS telah menyaksikan sendiri kesan positif ke atas pasaran hartanah menerusi HOC dan berharap Kerajaan akan terus mengekalkannya termasuk pengecualian duti setem bagi pembelian yang menjangkau sehingga RM1 juta pertama. Ini memastikan rantaian bekalan bagi industri pembinaan dan pembangunan hartanah berjalan lancar tanpa sebarang halangan ketika sentimen untuk membeli masih ada.
b) Kelonggaran Syarat Bagi Program Rumah Kedua Malaysia (MM2H)
LBS sentiasa menyokong Program MM2H kerana ianya dilihat memberi kesan positif dalam usaha untuk menarik warga asing menetap di Malaysia dan amat mengalu-alukan pelancaran semula Program MM2H. Walau bagaimanapun, LBS berpendapat bahawa semakan semula bagi syarat Program MM2H untuk pemohon baru mungkin terlalu ketat dan menghalang warga asing untuk bekerja dan tinggal di Malaysia. LBS berharap agar Kerajaan mempertimbangkan beberapa cadangan mengenai kriteria Program MM2H yang baru seperti berikut:
i. menurunkan kelayakan pendapatan minimum bagi pemohon kepada syarat asal iaitu RM10,000 sebulan;
ii. mengurangkan jumlah minimum kecairan aset kepada RM500,000 berbanding RM1.5 juta;
iii. mengurangkan jumlah minimum deposit tetap untuk pembukaan akaun bank di Malaysia kepada RM300,000 berbanding RM1 juta; dan
iv. mengekalkan tempoh MM2H selama 10 tahun.
LBS optimis bahawa cadangan yang dikemukakan di atas adalah cukup ketat dan mampu menarik warga asing berkemahiran tinggi di samping memacu kejayaan program MM2H.
c) Insentif Bagi Penggunaan Sistem Pembangunan Industri (“IBS”)
Menyedari kepentingan untuk melaksanakan proses penyerahan hak milik hartanah berjalan lancar, LBS telah mengadaptasi penggunaan sistem IBS, di mana terbukti berupaya mengurangkan kos dan tempoh pembinaan tanpa kompromi kepada kualiti pembuatan. LBS mengalu-alukan inisiatif Kerajaan di dalam mendorong penggunaan IBS dengan memberikan peruntukan cukai pelaburan sebanyak 60% ke atas perbelanjaan modal yang memenuhi syarat iaitu perlu dilakukan dalam tempoh lima tahun, di mana ianya berupaya mengimbangi hingga 70% dari pendapatan berkanun syarikat. Walau bagaimanapun, LBS berharap agar Kerajaan mempertimbangkan untuk memperluaskan insentif cukai ini dengan mengambil kira pemaju IBS sedia ada dan pemberian insentif tidak tertumpu kepada pemaju IBS yang baru sahaja. Dengan ini, LBS dapat menyalur kos yang dijimatkan bagi meningkatkan penyelidikan & pembangunan (R&D) ke atas rekaan dan penggunaan teknologi IBS.
d) Pengurangan Kos Pematuhan
Kebanyakan pemaju perumahan telah melihat perniagaan mereka terjejas oleh pandemik Covid-19, berikutan kerja-kerja pembinaan terpaksa dihentikan mengikut Prosidur Operasi Standard (SOP) Kerajaan. Oleh itu, Kumpulan berharap agar Kerajaan dapat memperkenalkan langkah-langkah untuk membantu pemaju. Secara khusus, LBS berharap agar Kerajaan dapat mengurangkan kos pematuhan yang ditanggung oleh pemaju misalnya, mengurangkan caj pembangunan, premium penukaran tanah atau permohonan hak milik strata. Penjimatan dari langkah-langkah ini sangat bermanfaat dan dapat disalurkan semula kepada pembeli rumah melalui penawaran harga yang lebih berpatutan.
e) Insentif Bagi Mengatasi Kenaikan Kos Bahan Pembinaan
Harga yang turun naik serta peningkatan kos bahan binaan seperti keluli dan simen kemungkinan akan memberi kesan buruk terhadap kos perumahan. Sebagai contoh, harga keluli meningkat di antara 25 ke 30% dalam tempoh dua bulan dari November 2020 hingga Januari 2021. Turun naik harga meningkatkan tekanan pada kontraktor dan pemaju kerana kos tambahan dari kedua-dua bahan binaan dan kos pematuhan SOP. Bagi mengatasi hal ini, LBS berharap agar Kerajaan mempertimbangkan untuk mengurangkan biaya atau memperkenalkan harga kawalan ketat ke atas bahan binaan. LBS percaya langkah ini akan memastikan para pemaju untuk tidak mengenakan kenaikan kos bahan kepada pemilik rumah.
f) Pengurangan Ambang Minimum Bagi Pemilikan Hartanah Warga Asing
Keadaan tidak menentu bagi pasaran hartanah semasa mewujudkan kegusaran di kalangan pemaju. Untuk meredakannya, LBS berharap ambang harga semasa bagi warga asing yang ingin membeli hartanah di Malaysia dikurangkan kepada RM500,000 untuk semua negeri. Melangkah ke hadapan, pendapatan dari inventori yang tidak terjual ini membolehkan pemaju hartanah merancang aliran tunai bagi pembangunan hartanah yang lain.
g) Pengecualian Cukai Pekerja Asing Di Sektor Pembinaan
Sektor pembinaan amat bergantung kepada buruh asing untuk membina rumah. Walau bagaimanapun, kos berkaitan untuk membawa pekerja asing agak tinggi. Oleh itu, LBS berharap agar Kerajaan mempertimbangkan untuk memberi pengecualian terhadap cukai pekerja asing. Dengan ini, ia akan membantu mengurangkan kos pembinaan yang seterusnya akan mengurangkan kos pembangunan hartanah dan menjadikan ianya sebagai hartanah mampu milik.
Mengulas senarai cadangan-cadangan ini, Pengerusi Eksekutif LBS, Tan Sri Lim Hock San berkata, “Kami berharap Belanjawan 2022 akan menyenaraikan polisi rangsangan yang tepat bagi menambahbaik sektor pembangunan hartanah di samping menggalakkan pemilikan hartanah. Kerajaan boleh mempertimbangkan mana-mana saranan kami yang dilihat berupaya merancakkan semula pasaran dan industri hartanah.”
Beliau menambah, “Dengan pandemik dan pelaksanaan Perintah Kawalan Pergerakan (PKP), pasaran dilihat agak perlahan dan menimbulkan kebimbangan di kalangan para pelabur. Diharap dengan mekanisma bantuan yang tepat dari Kerajaan dapat meningkatkan pemilikan rumah di kalangan rakyat Malaysia.”
Untuk maklumat lanjut mengenai LBS, layari: https://lbs.com.my/.
-Tamat-
For Immediate Release
LBS PRESENTS PROPOSALS TO STIMULATE HOUSING MARKET
Petaling Jaya, 4 October 2021 – LBS Bina Group Berhad (“LBS” or the “Group”) today revealed its wish list for Budget 2022 which will be tabled in Parliament on 29 October 2021.
As a leading affordable housing developer, the Group is continuously strategising ways to help the property industry amidst the Covid-19 pandemic. A strong housing market will have a positive multiplier effect on the economy. Therefore, LBS wishes to propose to the Government the following measures in Budget 2022 to stimulate the housing economy as the nation progresses towards recovery.
a) Permanent implementation of the Home Ownership Campaign (“HOC”)
The HOC has been a welcome boost for property developers in generating property sales as buyers grew more cautious due to the Covid-19 pandemic. As the country returns to pre- pandemic normality, the Group has first-hand witnessed the positive impact of the HOC on the property market and hopes the Government will consider a permanent implementation of the HOC along with full stamp duty exemption for up to the first RM1 million of the property’s purchase price. This will ensure the entire supply chain of the construction and property development industry will continue to carry on without disruption while buying sentiment remains.
b) Relaxation of requirements for Malaysia My Second Home (MM2H) Programme
The Group has been a proud supporter of the Government’s MM2H Programme as it has created a positive effect in attracting foreign nationals to settle in Malaysia. While the Group welcomes the relaunch of the MM2H Programme, the Group believes that the recent revisions to the MM2H Programme requirements for new applicants may be too stringent and instead deter foreigners from choosing to work and live in Malaysia. LBS hopes that the Government will consider our suggestions on the newly revised MM2H Programme criteria as follows:
i. lower the qualifying minimum income for an applicant back to the original RM10,000 per
month;
ii. reduce the minimum amount of liquid assets to RM500,000 compared to RM1.5 million;
iii. reduce the minimum amount of fixed deposits in a Malaysian bank account to RM300,000 compared to RM1 million; and
iv. maintain the duration of the MM2H pass at 10 years.
The Group believes the proposals above are sufficiently stringent to attract skilled foreign nationals and ensure the continued success of the MM2H Programme.
c) Incentives for adoption of Industrialised Building System (“IBS”)
The Group is aware that timely handover of vacant possession for properties is an important obligation on their part. Therefore, the Group advocates for the usage of the IBS system, which has been proven to reduce construction time and cost without compromising on the housing quality.
LBS applauds the Government’s initiatives in encouraging the use of IBS by providing investment tax allowances of 60% on qualifying capital expenditure incurred within five years, which can be offset against up to 70% of the statutory income of the company. The Group however hopes that the Government will consider extending these tax incentives to include existing IBS players, rather than ring-fence the incentives to new players only. With this, the Group would be able to channel the further savings to facilitate expansion and increase their research & development (R&D) into growing its use of IBS technology.
d) Reduction in compliance costs
Developers have seen their business affected by the Covid-19 pandemic, with work being halted intermittently as per Government SOPs. The Group therefore hopes that the Government will introduce measures to assist developers. In particular, LBS wishes for the Government to reduce compliance costs borne by developers for example, reducing development charges, land conversion premiums or strata title application. Any savings from these measures would be hugely beneficial and can be passed on to homebuyers via a more affordable pricing point.
e) Incentives to counter the rising cost of materials
The fluctuations and rising cost of building materials such as steel and cement will likely have an adverse impact on the cost of housing. To illustrate, the price of steel increased between 25-30% over a two-month period from November 2020 to January 2021. The price volatility increases the pressure on contractors and developers as they are faced with additional costs from both building materials and SOP compliance costs. To counter this, LBS hopes that the Government will consider implementing a levy to reduce costs or introduce strict control prices over building materials. LBS believes this will ensure that developers do not pass on the increased cost of materials to homeowners.
f) Reduction in minimum threshold for foreign property ownership
The current property overhang situation is a concern for developers. To ease this, the Group hopes that the current price threshold for foreigners seeking to buy a property in Malaysia be reduced to RM500,000 for all states. Moving forward, this enables property developers with high unsold inventories to free up cashflow for other property developments.
g) Waiver of levy on foreign labours in the construction sector
The construction sector relies heavily on foreign labour to build homes. However, the costs associated with bringing in foreign labour may be high. Therefore, LBS hopes that the Government will consider providing a waiver on the levy for foreign labours. With this, it would help reduce the construction cost which in turn will reduce the development cost of properties thus making homes more affordable.
Commenting on the wish list, LBS Executive Chairman Tan Sri Lim Hock San said, “We hope that Budget 2022 will consist of the right stimulus policies to improve the property development sector as well as support homebuyers’ quest to purchase property. The Government can consider some suggestions from our wish list in order to revive the property market.”
He added, “With the pandemic and implementation of the Movement Control Order (MCO), the market has been sluggish and has caused uncertainty among investors. Thus, hopefully with the right aid from the government, this could lead to an increase in home ownership for Malaysians.”
For more information, please visit https://lbs.com.my/.
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For Immediate Release
LBS PRESENTS PROPOSALS TO STIMULATE HOUSING MARKET
Petaling Jaya, 4 October 2021 – LBS Bina Group Berhad (“LBS” or the “Group”) today revealed its wish list for Budget 2022 which will be tabled in Parliament on 29 October 2021.
As a leading affordable housing developer, the Group is continuously strategising ways to help the property industry amidst the Covid-19 pandemic. A strong housing market will have a positive multiplier effect on the economy. Therefore, LBS wishes to propose to the Government the following measures in Budget 2022 to stimulate the housing economy as the nation progresses towards recovery.
a) Permanent implementation of the Home Ownership Campaign (“HOC”)
The HOC has been a welcome boost for property developers in generating property sales as buyers grew more cautious due to the Covid-19 pandemic. As the country returns to pre- pandemic normality, the Group has first-hand witnessed the positive impact of the HOC on the property market and hopes the Government will consider a permanent implementation of the HOC along with full stamp duty exemption for up to the first RM1 million of the property’s purchase price. This will ensure the entire supply chain of the construction and property development industry will continue to carry on without disruption while buying sentiment remains.
b) Relaxation of requirements for Malaysia My Second Home (MM2H) Programme
The Group has been a proud supporter of the Government’s MM2H Programme as it has created a positive effect in attracting foreign nationals to settle in Malaysia. While the Group welcomes the relaunch of the MM2H Programme, the Group believes that the recent revisions to the MM2H Programme requirements for new applicants may be too stringent and instead deter foreigners from choosing to work and live in Malaysia. LBS hopes that the Government will consider our suggestions on the newly revised MM2H Programme criteria as follows:
i. lower the qualifying minimum income for an applicant back to the original RM10,000 per
month;
ii. reduce the minimum amount of liquid assets to RM500,000 compared to RM1.5 million;
iii. reduce the minimum amount of fixed deposits in a Malaysian bank account to RM300,000 compared to RM1 million; and
iv. maintain the duration of the MM2H pass at 10 years.
The Group believes the proposals above are sufficiently stringent to attract skilled foreign nationals and ensure the continued success of the MM2H Programme.
c) Incentives for adoption of Industrialised Building System (“IBS”)
The Group is aware that timely handover of vacant possession for properties is an important obligation on their part. Therefore, the Group advocates for the usage of the IBS system, which has been proven to reduce construction time and cost without compromising on the housing quality.
LBS applauds the Government’s initiatives in encouraging the use of IBS by providing investment tax allowances of 60% on qualifying capital expenditure incurred within five years, which can be offset against up to 70% of the statutory income of the company. The Group however hopes that the Government will consider extending these tax incentives to include existing IBS players, rather than ring-fence the incentives to new players only. With this, the Group would be able to channel the further savings to facilitate expansion and increase their research & development (R&D) into growing its use of IBS technology.
d) Reduction in compliance costs
Developers have seen their business affected by the Covid-19 pandemic, with work being halted intermittently as per Government SOPs. The Group therefore hopes that the Government will introduce measures to assist developers. In particular, LBS wishes for the Government to reduce compliance costs borne by developers for example, reducing development charges, land conversion premiums or strata title application. Any savings from these measures would be hugely beneficial and can be passed on to homebuyers via a more affordable pricing point.
e) Incentives to counter the rising cost of materials
The fluctuations and rising cost of building materials such as steel and cement will likely have an adverse impact on the cost of housing. To illustrate, the price of steel increased between 25-30% over a two-month period from November 2020 to January 2021. The price volatility increases the pressure on contractors and developers as they are faced with additional costs from both building materials and SOP compliance costs. To counter this, LBS hopes that the Government will consider implementing a levy to reduce costs or introduce strict control prices over building materials. LBS believes this will ensure that developers do not pass on the increased cost of materials to homeowners.
f) Reduction in minimum threshold for foreign property ownership
The current property overhang situation is a concern for developers. To ease this, the Group hopes that the current price threshold for foreigners seeking to buy a property in Malaysia be reduced to RM500,000 for all states. Moving forward, this enables property developers with high unsold inventories to free up cashflow for other property developments.
g) Waiver of levy on foreign labours in the construction sector
The construction sector relies heavily on foreign labour to build homes. However, the costs associated with bringing in foreign labour may be high. Therefore, LBS hopes that the Government will consider providing a waiver on the levy for foreign labours. With this, it would help reduce the construction cost which in turn will reduce the development cost of properties thus making homes more affordable.
Commenting on the wish list, LBS Executive Chairman Tan Sri Lim Hock San said, “We hope that Budget 2022 will consist of the right stimulus policies to improve the property development sector as well as support homebuyers’ quest to purchase property. The Government can consider some suggestions from our wish list in order to revive the property market.”
He added, “With the pandemic and implementation of the Movement Control Order (MCO), the market has been sluggish and has caused uncertainty among investors. Thus, hopefully with the right aid from the government, this could lead to an increase in home ownership for Malaysians.”
For more information, please visit https://lbs.com.my/.
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即时发布
2022年财政预算案
林木生集团冀政府提振房地产领域
(八打灵再也4日讯)林木生集团(LBS)冀望政府在2022年财政预算案推出数项政策和措施,以振兴房地产领域。我国政府将在今年10月29日向国会提呈财案。
作为领先可负担房屋发展商,林木生集团在疫情期间持续制定策略,协助房地产市场。房市强稳将对经济产生正面乘数效应。因此,该集团向政府提出以下建议,在我国逐步复苏之际,希望政府考虑在2022年财案中提振房地产领域。
(1) 永久实施拥屋计划(HOC)
疫情之下,房屋买家更为谨慎,拥屋计划对房地产发展商的房地产销售,起到了可喜的推动作用。随着国家逐步恢复到疫情前的正常状态,拥屋计划对房地产市场带来正面影响。因此,希望政府考虑永久实施拥屋计划,而售价的首100万令吉可享有全免印花税的优惠。这将确保建筑和房地产发展领域的整个供应链不受干扰,同时维持购买情绪。
(2) 放宽大马第二家园计划(MM2H)
该集团向来支持政府MM2H,因为可吸引外国人在我国置产居住。集团对政府重启MM2H表示欢迎,不过政府针对申请条件做出的调整过于严格,或让部分有意在我国工作和生活的外国人却步。
因此,该集团呼吁政府考虑以下调整:
i) 申请者的月入底限降低至此前的水平,即1万令吉
ii) 申请者的流动资产底限,从150万令吉,下调至50万令吉
iii) 申请者的大马户头的定期存款从100万令吉,降低至30万令吉
iv) 大马第二家园计划签证有效期设在10年
该集团相信上述建议足以严谨,同时有效吸引技术熟练的外籍人士,并确保大马第二家园计划可持续取得成功。
(3) 工业化建筑系统(IBS)奖掖
该集团深知如期移交物业是其一重要义务,并建议采用高效的IBS。此建筑系统也被证实可减少施工时间和成本,同时保持房屋质量。
该集团赞赏政府鼓励使用IBS的举措,即在5年内符合条件的资本支出可享有60%的投资税收减免,以抵销高达70%的法定收入。然而,该集团希望政府考虑将这些税收减免,扩大至IBS现有业者,而不是仅仅限制给新业者。集团将从中进一步节省,将省下的资金用作扩充和研发(R&D),以提升IBS 技术。
(4) 降低房屋发展的合规成本
疫情之下,得遵守防疫的标准作业程序(SOP),暂停部分营运,发展商业务受到影响。因此,该集团期望政府能通过一些举措协助发展商,尤其降低房屋发展商所承担的合规成本(compliance cost),如减少发展费用、土地拥有权转换税(Land Conversion Premiums)、或分层地契(Strata Title)申请。此举措所省下的资金将是非常有益的,并且可以将节省转嫁给买家,以更为实惠的价位置产。
(5) 奖掖应对建材成本上涨
钢铁和洋灰等建筑材价格的波动,可能对房屋建设的成本造成影响。钢铁价格从2020年11月至2021年1月这两个月内,价格增幅介于25%至30%之间。建材价格波动加剧承包商和发展商的压力,得同时面对建材和标准作业程序合规成本的额外成本。
对此,该集团希望政府考虑通过税制降低建材成本,或严格控制建材的价格,相信这将确保发展商不会将额外建材成本,转嫁给房屋买家。
(6)降低外国人购屋门槛
发展商都关注房地产过剩的问题。为了缓解房地产过剩的情况,该集团建议将全国所有州属的外国人购屋门槛,统一降低至50万令吉。这将协助拥有大量未能出售而空置单位的发展商,为其他开发项目腾出较宽松的现金流。
(7) 免征建筑业外劳税
建筑业依赖不少外劳建造房屋,而引进外劳的相关成本不少,希望政府豁免建筑业外劳税。这有助于降低建筑和发展成本,使房屋更实惠。
林木生集团执行主席丹斯里林福山指出:“我们希望2022年财案将涵盖合适的刺激政策,以改善房地产发展业,并支持购屋者置产。政府可以考虑我们所提出的一些财案建议,以提振房市。”
林福山补充:“疫情之下,加上行管令的实施,市场相对低迷,投资者面临不确定性。因此,希望在政府的正确援助下,提高国人的房屋拥有权。”
预知更多详情,请浏览 https://lbs.com.my/ 。
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即时发布
2022年财政预算案
林木生集团冀政府提振房地产领域
(八打灵再也4日讯)林木生集团(LBS)冀望政府在2022年财政预算案推出数项政策和措施,以振兴房地产领域。我国政府将在今年10月29日向国会提呈财案。
作为领先可负担房屋发展商,林木生集团在疫情期间持续制定策略,协助房地产市场。房市强稳将对经济产生正面乘数效应。因此,该集团向政府提出以下建议,在我国逐步复苏之际,希望政府考虑在2022年财案中提振房地产领域。
(1) 永久实施拥屋计划(HOC)
疫情之下,房屋买家更为谨慎,拥屋计划对房地产发展商的房地产销售,起到了可喜的推动作用。随着国家逐步恢复到疫情前的正常状态,拥屋计划对房地产市场带来正面影响。因此,希望政府考虑永久实施拥屋计划,而售价的首100万令吉可享有全免印花税的优惠。这将确保建筑和房地产发展领域的整个供应链不受干扰,同时维持购买情绪。
(2) 放宽大马第二家园计划(MM2H)
该集团向来支持政府MM2H,因为可吸引外国人在我国置产居住。集团对政府重启MM2H表示欢迎,不过政府针对申请条件做出的调整过于严格,或让部分有意在我国工作和生活的外国人却步。
因此,该集团呼吁政府考虑以下调整:
i) 申请者的月入底限降低至此前的水平,即1万令吉
ii) 申请者的流动资产底限,从150万令吉,下调至50万令吉
iii) 申请者的大马户头的定期存款从100万令吉,降低至30万令吉
iv) 大马第二家园计划签证有效期设在10年
该集团相信上述建议足以严谨,同时有效吸引技术熟练的外籍人士,并确保大马第二家园计划可持续取得成功。
(3) 工业化建筑系统(IBS)奖掖
该集团深知如期移交物业是其一重要义务,并建议采用高效的IBS。此建筑系统也被证实可减少施工时间和成本,同时保持房屋质量。
该集团赞赏政府鼓励使用IBS的举措,即在5年内符合条件的资本支出可享有60%的投资税收减免,以抵销高达70%的法定收入。然而,该集团希望政府考虑将这些税收减免,扩大至IBS现有业者,而不是仅仅限制给新业者。集团将从中进一步节省,将省下的资金用作扩充和研发(R&D),以提升IBS 技术。
(4) 降低房屋发展的合规成本
疫情之下,得遵守防疫的标准作业程序(SOP),暂停部分营运,发展商业务受到影响。因此,该集团期望政府能通过一些举措协助发展商,尤其降低房屋发展商所承担的合规成本(compliance cost),如减少发展费用、土地拥有权转换税(Land Conversion Premiums)、或分层地契(Strata Title)申请。此举措所省下的资金将是非常有益的,并且可以将节省转嫁给买家,以更为实惠的价位置产。
(5) 奖掖应对建材成本上涨
钢铁和洋灰等建筑材价格的波动,可能对房屋建设的成本造成影响。钢铁价格从2020年11月至2021年1月这两个月内,价格增幅介于25%至30%之间。建材价格波动加剧承包商和发展商的压力,得同时面对建材和标准作业程序合规成本的额外成本。
对此,该集团希望政府考虑通过税制降低建材成本,或严格控制建材的价格,相信这将确保发展商不会将额外建材成本,转嫁给房屋买家。
(6)降低外国人购屋门槛
发展商都关注房地产过剩的问题。为了缓解房地产过剩的情况,该集团建议将全国所有州属的外国人购屋门槛,统一降低至50万令吉。这将协助拥有大量未能出售而空置单位的发展商,为其他开发项目腾出较宽松的现金流。
(7) 免征建筑业外劳税
建筑业依赖不少外劳建造房屋,而引进外劳的相关成本不少,希望政府豁免建筑业外劳税。这有助于降低建筑和发展成本,使房屋更实惠。
林木生集团执行主席丹斯里林福山指出:“我们希望2022年财案将涵盖合适的刺激政策,以改善房地产发展业,并支持购屋者置产。政府可以考虑我们所提出的一些财案建议,以提振房市。”
林福山补充:“疫情之下,加上行管令的实施,市场相对低迷,投资者面临不确定性。因此,希望在政府的正确援助下,提高国人的房屋拥有权。”
预知更多详情,请浏览 https://lbs.com.my/ 。
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Mental Stress: The Cure Starts With You
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September 30, 2021
“Nobody said it was easy, It’s such a shame for us to part.
Nobody said it was easy, No one ever said it would be this hard.”
Is the rhythm of the song titled “The Scientist” by Coldplay in your mind now? Or perhaps you might be singing along with this song.
As mentioned in the lyrics “Nobody Said It Was Easy”, we face challenges, and stress is unavoidable but a normal part of life. While everyone experiences stress, what stresses someone out varies from person to person, might be because of work, studies, family and relationship matters.
Yes, challenges to some extent might break down our barriers, push our limits. When you’re facing your limits and you feel that resistance, it can seem hard to overcome. But just by pushing yourself a little harder, you can really accomplish some great things.
Anyway, stress is inevitable, life goes on, and we need to face the reality of life. Here are some tips to help manage and reduce stress:
1. Eat healthily
The proverbial saying ‘You are what you eat’ is the notion that to be fit and healthy you need to eat good food.
2. Exercise
Almost any form of exercise can increase your fitness level while decreasing your stress. The most important thing is to pick an activity that you enjoy. Examples include jogging, dancing, cycling, Yoga, Tai Chi and Zumba.
3. Take time out
You may have experienced frustration on some matters, try to stop thinking about it, listen to music, gardening, play some games, chat with family or BFF, temporarily escape from stress.
4. Green Environments
Exposure to green spaces help to relieve stress, and generally enhances psychological recovery. Exposure to urban green spaces can generate cognitive, affective, and psychophysiological benefits that reduce stress.
5. Snack / Cheat time
Have a break and have a KitKat. Oh! This is not an advertisement session! In fact, you can have any snack, preferably a healthier snack, for example, low carb snack, almonds that contain several beneficial nutrients, pistachios that are high in fibre. Of course, some snacks are acceptable but do limit your snack intake, as it might increase calorie, weight gain.
6. Get Some Restful Sleep
Stressful times can cause insomnia. You can take nuts like almonds, walnuts, pistachios, and cashews which are often considered to be good food for sleep.
Have a warm bath, listen to calm and relaxing music, do some gentle yoga and meditation to relax your mind and body. Exercising regularly, cutting down on caffeine does help beat insomnia.
Write away your worries. If you tend to lie in bed thinking about everything you must do tomorrow, set a to-do list before bedtime, it helps for a night of quality sleep.
If you cannot sleep, do not lie there worrying about it. Get up and do something you find relaxing until you feel sleepy again, then go back to bed.
Do consider consulting a doctor if lack of sleep is persistent and it’s affecting your daily life.
7. Seek Help
It’s OK to not be OK, we’re human, in life we go through a lot of ups and downs. Don’t be afraid to ask for help, go for counselling sessions and consult a psychologist. Remember, You Are Not Alone. Take care.
When Is The Right Time?
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September 30, 2021
The past decade has witnessed an upward trend in property prices. However, the past two years have taken a halt in the trend due to oversupply and added pressure to keep the prices down caused by the pandemic. Owning a property involves a long time commitment which will affect one financial situation. Much thought is put into it before an individual decides to purchase their first home or even their next one. With the declining market price, multiple campaigns and incentives, is it the right time to purchase? Even if it is for investment purposes, with the uncertainties due to the pandemic, what is the right choice?
The Home Ownership Campaign (HOC) was reintroduced in 2020 by the Government as an initiative of stimulating the property market and providing financial relief to homeowners. The joint effort between the Housing and Local Government Ministry (KPKT) and Real Estate and Housing Developers’ Association (REHDA) Malaysia aims to help first-time homeowners. Even so, the campaign is open to all Malaysians with no limit on the number of purchases.
There are pros and cons to this campaign. Other than the stamp duty exemption and 10% discount on the price, the Overnight Policy Rate (OPR) is also at its lowest. Do keep in mind, these benefits are only applicable towards newly launched projects and not applicable towards commercial units. Competitive pricing, location, accessibility and safety are among the factors that will influence buyers in making a purchase.
With the implementation of the multiple Movement Control Orders (MCO) in the past years during the pandemic, data have shown that Malaysians are more interested in spacious properties outside of the dense city areas. Landed units with competitive prices have shown higher demands compared to high-rise buildings.
LBS Bina offers you affordable options to choose from. Terraced houses, townhouses and even serviced apartments. With prices as low as RM250,000 for a unit at KITA Ria serviced apartments, the property offers you a cosy apartment for a close-knit community. This guarded apartment is located in the KITA @ Cybersouth township located within the developing Southern Klang Valley.
Easily accessible via major highways including the Putrajaya-Cyberjaya Expressway through Elite Highway, Maju Expressway (MEX), South Klang Valley Expressway (SKVE), North-South Expressway (NSE), Damansara-Puchong Highway (LDP), and Jalan Dengkil-Banting. Strategically located between Putrajaya and Cyberjaya, KITA @ Cybersouth is close to various key public amenities, such as commercial hubs, financial institutions, governmental administration centre, international airport, healthcare providers, and many others.
With all the enticing offers in the market, isn’t it the right time for you to make your purchase?
LBS Fabulous 20-21 Lucky Winners!
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September 30, 2021
LBS Fabulous 20-21 first round of lucky winners is here!
4,386 homebuyers were eligible for the 1st lucky draw which comprised of 497 prizes. The selected homebuyers purchased their home with LBS from 1st January 2020 till 30th June 2021.
This time around, the grand prize is a Proton X50!
Stay tuned for the next round where the grand prize will be bigger and certainly better!
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BERNAMA Interview
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September 30, 2021
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In an exclusive interview with BERNAMA, LBS Bina shared its collaboration with both local and foreign investors to develop part of the Melaka Waterfront Economic Zone (M-WEZ). The interview also comprised of discussion on project launches for 2021, where Tan Sri shared on LBS’ plans to launch 16 projects with a GDV of RM2.65bil.
Disebalik Tabir Jejak Wira (Behind The Scenes)
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September 30, 2021
LBS Fabulous 20-21 Offers RM1 Million Worth Of Prizes In Lucky Draw
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September 13, 2021
13 September 2021
Untuk Siaran Segera
LBS FABULOUS 20-21 MENAWARKAN RM1 JUTA
HADIAH LUMAYAN DALAM CABUTAN BERTUAH
Petaling Jaya, 13 September 2021 – LBS Bina Group Berhad (LBS), pemaju perbandaran terkemuka Malaysia telah berjaya melancarkan cabutan bertuah pertama bagi kempen LBS Fabulous 20-21 dengan hadiah yang menarik bernilai lebih dari RM445,000.
“Walaupun cabutan bertuah terpaksa ditangguhkan berikutan pandemik namun ia tetap berlangsung seperti yang dirancang sekaligus memberikan sebuah pengalaman yang menarik. Membeli rumah merupakan sebuah pencapaian yang terbesar bagi setiap individu apatah lagi dalam tempoh penularan pandemik ini. Oleh itu, kami ingin melakukan lebih daripada sekadar menyediakan rumah yang berkualiti dan mampu milik serta menambah nilai dengan cara yang akan dikenang oleh pembeli rumah LBS untuk tahun-tahun akan datang,” jelas Tan Sri Lim Hock San, Pengerusi Eksekutif LBS.
Cabutan bertuah pertama LBS Fabulous 20-21 telah disiarkan secara langsung melalui Facebook LBS pada 11 September 2021. Seramai 4,386 pembeli rumah layak untuk cabutan bertuah pertama yang merangkumi sejumlah 497 hadiah. Pembeli rumah LBS terpilih ini terdiri daripada mereka yang membuat pembelian dari 1 Januari 2020 hingga 30 Jun 2021. Cabutan bagi hadiah – hadiah tersebut telah dilakukan oleh Pengerusi Eksekutif LBS, Tan Sri Lim Hock San, Pengarah Urusan, Datuk Wira Joey Lim Hock Guan, dan pengarah – pengarah lain, Datuk Dr. Haji Baharum Bin Haji Mohamed, Datuk Tony Lim Tong Lee, Dato’ Lim Han Boon, dan Datuk Lim Si Cheng. Bagi memastikan pengendalian yang adil dan saksama sepanjang cabutan bertuah tersebut, acara itu turut disaksikan oleh firma guaman Steven Tai, Wong & Partners.
Ganjaran untuk hadiah utama telah ditingkatkan dengan penambahan sebuah Proton X50 1.5L Executive. Hadiah-hadiah menarik lain termasuk Proton Persona, Proton Iriz, Motor SM Sport 110, basikal, mini iPad, komputer riba Dell, mesin basuh, peti sejuk, mini Hi-Fi dan lain-lain lagi.
Bagi mereka yang belum lagi memenangi hadiah, nantikan pusingan cabutan bertuah seterusnya bersama LBS Fabulous 20-21 kerana secara automatiknya mereka layak ke pusingan kedua, (SPA sah di antara 1 Januari 2020 hingga 31 Disember 2021). Semua pembeli rumah LBS yang membeli hartanah melebihi RM250,000 dari senarai kediaman hartanah LBS terpilih bermula Januari 2020 hingga 31 Disember 2021 secara automatik layak untuk ke pusingan kedua cabutan bertuah tersebut. Hadiah menarik dianggarkan bernilai RM750 ribu. Jadi, jangan tunggu lagi, lihat senarai kediaman hartanah LBS dan terus layari laman rasmi media sosial LBS untuk maklumat terkini dan berpeluang memenangi hadiah menarik.
Sila layari https://lbs.com.my/ atau hubungi 1700 81 8998 untuk mendapatkan maklumat yang lebih lanjut mengenai kempen LBS Fabulous 20-21.
-Tamat-
Untuk Siaran Segera
LBS FABULOUS 20-21 MENAWARKAN RM1 JUTA
HADIAH LUMAYAN DALAM CABUTAN BERTUAH
Petaling Jaya, 13 September 2021 – LBS Bina Group Berhad (LBS), pemaju perbandaran terkemuka Malaysia telah berjaya melancarkan cabutan bertuah pertama bagi kempen LBS Fabulous 20-21 dengan hadiah yang menarik bernilai lebih dari RM445,000.
“Walaupun cabutan bertuah terpaksa ditangguhkan berikutan pandemik namun ia tetap berlangsung seperti yang dirancang sekaligus memberikan sebuah pengalaman yang menarik. Membeli rumah merupakan sebuah pencapaian yang terbesar bagi setiap individu apatah lagi dalam tempoh penularan pandemik ini. Oleh itu, kami ingin melakukan lebih daripada sekadar menyediakan rumah yang berkualiti dan mampu milik serta menambah nilai dengan cara yang akan dikenang oleh pembeli rumah LBS untuk tahun-tahun akan datang,” jelas Tan Sri Lim Hock San, Pengerusi Eksekutif LBS.
Cabutan bertuah pertama LBS Fabulous 20-21 telah disiarkan secara langsung melalui Facebook LBS pada 11 September 2021. Seramai 4,386 pembeli rumah layak untuk cabutan bertuah pertama yang merangkumi sejumlah 497 hadiah. Pembeli rumah LBS terpilih ini terdiri daripada mereka yang membuat pembelian dari 1 Januari 2020 hingga 30 Jun 2021. Cabutan bagi hadiah – hadiah tersebut telah dilakukan oleh Pengerusi Eksekutif LBS, Tan Sri Lim Hock San, Pengarah Urusan, Datuk Wira Joey Lim Hock Guan, dan pengarah – pengarah lain, Datuk Dr. Haji Baharum Bin Haji Mohamed, Datuk Tony Lim Tong Lee, Dato’ Lim Han Boon, dan Datuk Lim Si Cheng. Bagi memastikan pengendalian yang adil dan saksama sepanjang cabutan bertuah tersebut, acara itu turut disaksikan oleh firma guaman Steven Tai, Wong & Partners.
Ganjaran untuk hadiah utama telah ditingkatkan dengan penambahan sebuah Proton X50 1.5L Executive. Hadiah-hadiah menarik lain termasuk Proton Persona, Proton Iriz, Motor SM Sport 110, basikal, mini iPad, komputer riba Dell, mesin basuh, peti sejuk, mini Hi-Fi dan lain-lain lagi.
Bagi mereka yang belum lagi memenangi hadiah, nantikan pusingan cabutan bertuah seterusnya bersama LBS Fabulous 20-21 kerana secara automatiknya mereka layak ke pusingan kedua, (SPA sah di antara 1 Januari 2020 hingga 31 Disember 2021). Semua pembeli rumah LBS yang membeli hartanah melebihi RM250,000 dari senarai kediaman hartanah LBS terpilih bermula Januari 2020 hingga 31 Disember 2021 secara automatik layak untuk ke pusingan kedua cabutan bertuah tersebut. Hadiah menarik dianggarkan bernilai RM750 ribu. Jadi, jangan tunggu lagi, lihat senarai kediaman hartanah LBS dan terus layari laman rasmi media sosial LBS untuk maklumat terkini dan berpeluang memenangi hadiah menarik.
Sila layari https://lbs.com.my/ atau hubungi 1700 81 8998 untuk mendapatkan maklumat yang lebih lanjut mengenai kempen LBS Fabulous 20-21.
-Tamat-
For Immediate Release
LBS FABULOUS 20-21 OFFERS RM 1 MILLION WORTH OF PRIZES IN LUCKY DRAW
Petaling Jaya, 13 September 2021 – LBS Bina Group Berhad (LBS), Malaysia’s renowned developer has successfully launched the 1st lucky draw for the LBS Fabulous 20-21 campaign with more than RM445,000 worth of amazing prizes.
“‘Though the lucky draw had to be postponed due to the pandemic but like initially planned, it will be nothing short of an amazing experience. Buying a house is a huge milestone in one’s life, even more so during the pandemic. Hence, we would like to do more than just providing a quality yet affordable home, and add value in ways that LBS homebuyers will remember for years to come,” said Tan Sri Lim Hock San, Executive Chairman of LBS.
The 1st LBS Fabulous 20-21 lucky draw was aired via LBS’ Facebook Live on 11th September 2021. A total of 4,386 homebuyers were eligible for the 1st lucky draw which comprised of 497 prizes. The selected homebuyers purchased their home with LBS from 1st January 2020 till 30th June 2021.The prizes were drawn by LBS Executive Chairman, Tan Sri Lim Hock San, Managing Director, Datuk Wira Joey Lim Hock Guan, and respective directors namely, Datuk Dr. Haji Baharum Bin Haji Mohamed, Datuk Tony Lim Tong Lee, Dato’ Lim Han Boon, and Datuk Lim Si Cheng. To ensure a fair and just conduct throughout the lucky draw, the event was witnessed by a partner from the legal firm – Steven Tai, Wong & Partners.
The grand prizes have been upscaled this time round, with the addition of the Proton X50 1.5L Executive. Other exciting prizes include the Proton Persona, Proton Iriz, SM Sport 110 motorcycles, mountain bikes, iPad Mini, Dell notebook, washing machines, refrigerators, hi-fi system, and many more.
For those who have yet to win any prizes, do stay tuned as there will be another round of lucky draw with LBS Fabulous 20-21. Those who did not win anything in the 1st round are automatically rolled over to the 2nd draw, (Valid SPA between 1st Jan 2020 to 31st Dec 2021). All LBS homebuyers who purchased properties above RM250,000 from LBS’ list of participating properties from 1st January 2020 till 31 December 2021 will be entitled for the 2nd round of the lucky draw. The prizes will be equally enticing and are estimated to be valued at RM750k. So, wait no further, check out LBS’ list of participating properties and stay versed in at LBS official social media pages for updates to stand a chance to win amazing prizes.
Kindly visit https://lbs.com.my/or call 1700 81 8998 to find more information on the LBS Fabulous 20-21 campaign.
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LBS FABULOUS 20-21 OFFERS RM 1 MILLION WORTH OF PRIZES IN LUCKY DRAW
Petaling Jaya, 13 September 2021 – LBS Bina Group Berhad (LBS), Malaysia’s renowned developer has successfully launched the 1st lucky draw for the LBS Fabulous 20-21 campaign with more than RM445,000 worth of amazing prizes.
“‘Though the lucky draw had to be postponed due to the pandemic but like initially planned, it will be nothing short of an amazing experience. Buying a house is a huge milestone in one’s life, even more so during the pandemic. Hence, we would like to do more than just providing a quality yet affordable home, and add value in ways that LBS homebuyers will remember for years to come,” said Tan Sri Lim Hock San, Executive Chairman of LBS.
The 1st LBS Fabulous 20-21 lucky draw was aired via LBS’ Facebook Live on 11th September 2021. A total of 4,386 homebuyers were eligible for the 1st lucky draw which comprised of 497 prizes. The selected homebuyers purchased their home with LBS from 1st January 2020 till 30th June 2021.The prizes were drawn by LBS Executive Chairman, Tan Sri Lim Hock San, Managing Director, Datuk Wira Joey Lim Hock Guan, and respective directors namely, Datuk Dr. Haji Baharum Bin Haji Mohamed, Datuk Tony Lim Tong Lee, Dato’ Lim Han Boon, and Datuk Lim Si Cheng. To ensure a fair and just conduct throughout the lucky draw, the event was witnessed by a partner from the legal firm – Steven Tai, Wong & Partners.
The grand prizes have been upscaled this time round, with the addition of the Proton X50 1.5L Executive. Other exciting prizes include the Proton Persona, Proton Iriz, SM Sport 110 motorcycles, mountain bikes, iPad Mini, Dell notebook, washing machines, refrigerators, hi-fi system, and many more.
For those who have yet to win any prizes, do stay tuned as there will be another round of lucky draw with LBS Fabulous 20-21. Those who did not win anything in the 1st round are automatically rolled over to the 2nd draw, (Valid SPA between 1st Jan 2020 to 31st Dec 2021). All LBS homebuyers who purchased properties above RM250,000 from LBS’ list of participating properties from 1st January 2020 till 31 December 2021 will be entitled for the 2nd round of the lucky draw. The prizes will be equally enticing and are estimated to be valued at RM750k. So, wait no further, check out LBS’ list of participating properties and stay versed in at LBS official social media pages for updates to stand a chance to win amazing prizes.
Kindly visit https://lbs.com.my/or call 1700 81 8998 to find more information on the LBS Fabulous 20-21 campaign.
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林木生集团FABULOUS 20-21
提供百万令吉幸运奖品
(八打灵再也13日讯)马来西亚著名房地产发展商 – 林木生集团(LBS)成功推展LBS Fabulous 20-21活动的首回幸运抽奖,让购屋者赢取总值超过 44万5000令吉诱人奖品。
林木生集团执行主席丹斯里林福山指出:“首轮幸运抽奖虽因疫情而推迟,但正如计划初衷,这是振奋人心的抽奖活动!购屋是人生中一个重要的里程碑,疫情期间亦是如此。因而,我们希望不仅为大众提供优质可负担房屋,更为物业添加额外价值,让房屋买家拥有难以忘怀的购屋体验。”
第一轮LBS Fabulous 20-21幸运抽奖,是于2021年9月11日,通过林木生集团面子书展开,共有4386名符合资格的购屋者参加本轮幸运抽奖,待赢497件奖品。这些是在2020年1月1日至2021年6月30日期间,购买林木生集团旗下房屋的买家。
林福山、林木生集团董事经理拿督威拉林福源和各董事,包括哈芝巴哈仑、拿督林栋立、拿督林汉文以及拿督林时清同抽出幸运儿。为确保抽奖过程公正,仪式由律师事务所Steven Tai, Wong & Partners见证。
此幸运抽奖奖品再升级,添加了Proton X50 1.5L Executive。其他诱人奖品包含Proton Persona、Proton Iriz、SM Sport 110摩托车、山地自行车、迷你iPad 、Dell手提电脑、洗衣机、冰箱和音响系统等。
未获奖的购屋者,可继续关注LBS Fabulous 20-21的下一轮幸运抽奖。在第一轮抽奖活动中没获奖的人,将自动转入第二轮抽奖( SPA生效日自2020年1月1日至2021年12月31日)。所有在2020年1月1日至2021年12月31日期间,购买集团旗下特定售价25万令吉以上物业的房屋买家,将有资格参加第二轮幸运抽奖。
次轮抽奖礼品同样吸引,总值约75万令吉。因此,不要再错失良机,立即查看林木生集团物业,并密切关注集团官方社交媒体和网页,就有机会赢取令人惊喜的奖品。
请浏览 https://lbs.com.my/ 或致电1700 81 8998,以了解更多LBS Fabulous 20-21 活动相关信息。
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林木生集团FABULOUS 20-21
提供百万令吉幸运奖品
(八打灵再也13日讯)马来西亚著名房地产发展商 – 林木生集团(LBS)成功推展LBS Fabulous 20-21活动的首回幸运抽奖,让购屋者赢取总值超过 44万5000令吉诱人奖品。
林木生集团执行主席丹斯里林福山指出:“首轮幸运抽奖虽因疫情而推迟,但正如计划初衷,这是振奋人心的抽奖活动!购屋是人生中一个重要的里程碑,疫情期间亦是如此。因而,我们希望不仅为大众提供优质可负担房屋,更为物业添加额外价值,让房屋买家拥有难以忘怀的购屋体验。”
第一轮LBS Fabulous 20-21幸运抽奖,是于2021年9月11日,通过林木生集团面子书展开,共有4386名符合资格的购屋者参加本轮幸运抽奖,待赢497件奖品。这些是在2020年1月1日至2021年6月30日期间,购买林木生集团旗下房屋的买家。
林福山、林木生集团董事经理拿督威拉林福源和各董事,包括哈芝巴哈仑、拿督林栋立、拿督林汉文以及拿督林时清同抽出幸运儿。为确保抽奖过程公正,仪式由律师事务所Steven Tai, Wong & Partners见证。
此幸运抽奖奖品再升级,添加了Proton X50 1.5L Executive。其他诱人奖品包含Proton Persona、Proton Iriz、SM Sport 110摩托车、山地自行车、迷你iPad 、Dell手提电脑、洗衣机、冰箱和音响系统等。
未获奖的购屋者,可继续关注LBS Fabulous 20-21的下一轮幸运抽奖。在第一轮抽奖活动中没获奖的人,将自动转入第二轮抽奖( SPA生效日自2020年1月1日至2021年12月31日)。所有在2020年1月1日至2021年12月31日期间,购买集团旗下特定售价25万令吉以上物业的房屋买家,将有资格参加第二轮幸运抽奖。
次轮抽奖礼品同样吸引,总值约75万令吉。因此,不要再错失良机,立即查看林木生集团物业,并密切关注集团官方社交媒体和网页,就有机会赢取令人惊喜的奖品。
请浏览 https://lbs.com.my/ 或致电1700 81 8998,以了解更多LBS Fabulous 20-21 活动相关信息。
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LBS Executive Chairman, Tan Sri Lim Hock San virtual interview with BFM
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September 10, 2021
On the 8th of September 2021, LBS Executive Chairman, Tan Sri Lim Hock San did a virtual interview with BFM. The interview covers topics on the impact of COVID-19 and lockdowns on businesses and how did LBS address the challenges. The interview with Malaysia’s first business radio station was intended to share how businesses were affected by the prolonged lockdown. From the session, Tan Sri Lim Hock San hopes that listeners can get an insight into overcoming the challenges that the pandemic brings.
Are You Ready?
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September 2, 2021
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Now that everyone is completing their second dose of COVID-19 vaccine, are you mentally ready to go back to normal? To how everything was before? Admittedly, it is a big step stepping out of the pandemic and going back to our previous routine, but eventually it must be done whether we like it or not.
We understand this might be a little stressful, especially with the number of daily cases being what it is, but remember how stressed out we all were having to sit at home for months, wishing everything would go back to normal? How working from home in a mostly non-conducive environment was taking a toll on our mental health?
When we are fully vaccinated, it becomes our responsibility to slowly start returning to our obligations. Meetings need to be done face to face for better clarification, things can be done more efficiently in a timely manner, and on top of performance improvement, it will also benefit our social and mental needs. We will finally get to breathe in some fresh air daily and we get to mingle and laugh with our colleagues.
As to how we understand your concerns, we hope you understand ours too. We must keep operating if we want to keep providing for everyone. Unfortunately, the harsh reality is we can only sustain when we are fully operational, and we know this is a bitter pill to swallow. As we embark on this journey of embracing the new normal at work, we need to learn to be interdependent. Relying on each other and helping each other out will ensure that we will be able to swiftly get back into our previous work routine safely and efficiently.
We promise we will be there with you every step of the way. Experiencing back-to-work anxiety is completely normal and together, we will manage the issue. Remember that you are not the only one who is facing this – we are too. There are plenty of ways for us to address this issue and one of it is identifying our causes for concern.
At any given time, you are allowed to voice out your concerns and together we will find the best solution. Let’s normalise openly talking about our mental health and to always be inclusive and attentive of one another. This will foster a mentally healthy workspace, and given the current climate, we are each other’s resources, so we must have each other’s back.
Two years ago, we could only dream of being here, unable to see the light at the end of the tunnel. This is a breakthrough, and we must seize this opportunity now more than ever to help our society return to what it was. We must turn over a new leaf and although it is still a little tricky, there are SOPs put in place to guide us through. We are not saying we are ready to go back to a mask-less society, but we are heading in the right direction. It is a scary step but a necessary one. If you want things to go back to the way they were, you have got to be your own hero.