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Owners of strata property in Malaysia are required to pay a monthly property maintenance fee. These funds are utilised for the upkeep of common areas in the property. We will also find out why owners have to pay maintenance fees and how it is calculated.
When the term ‘strata’ was first introduced in Malaysia via the Strata Title Act 1985, strata property consisted of mostly high-rise residential and commercial units – including flats, apartments, condominiums, serviced apartments, Small Office Home Office (SOHO), Small Office Flexible Office (SOFO) and Small office Versatile Office (SOVO). The Act was later modified to include some landed properties where the development has shared facilities and amenities, such as gated and guarded communities.
In an effort to provide clearer and more stringent provisions on the management of stratified properties in Malaysia, the government implemented the Strata Management Act (SMA) 2013 in 2015.
Facilities and common areas within a strata property such as a condominium block are jointly owned by all unit owners. Therefore, owners have to collectively pay a maintenance fee, also known as a service charge, to manage and maintain the property and its facilities.
In Malaysia, homeowners are required by law under SMA 2013 to pay these monthly fees. These fees are collected and managed by the Joint Management Body or JMB before the issuance of strata titles and by the Management Corporation or MC after strata titles have been issued.
The maintenance fee is mainly used to cover recurring costs of managing and maintaining the property including:
Imagine a high-rise condominium with many units – if the owners do not pay their condo maintenance fees on time, how would these bills get paid and who will manage and guard their property?
Besides maintenance fees, owners also need to pay a monthly sinking fund. Calculated at 10% of the maintenance fees, these monies will be put into a reserve fund for emergencies such as damage caused by flood and major works such as painting the building exterior.
The main factor that determines a property’s maintenance fees is the total expenditure for running and maintaining the property. Prior to the SMA 2013, contributions to the sinking fund and monthly maintenance service charges payable by strata owners were calculated based on the built-up size or per square feet (PSF). SMA now calls for share unit to be used instead as a basis for calculating these two charges – rather than simply the floor size of the unit owned.
The formula for calculating Maintenance fee to be paid: Operating expenditure ÷ Total share units in condo development
So what is a share unit? Under SMA 2013, a property developer is required to file a Schedule of Parcels with the Commissioner of Building (COB) before selling any parcel in a development.
A Schedule of Parcels is essentially a ‘floor plan’ that shows the overview and floor measurements of the parcels in a development. In the case of a phased development, the schedule must showcase the proposed allocation of the provisional share units among the new parcels in the provisional block. It will include all the parcels with dimensions, areas, share units, all accessory parcels and common properties.
Share units are the numbers assigned to each parcel by the developer’s licensed land surveyor that will determine maintenance charges, sinking fund and voting rights of each owner. Share units are calculated based on area, usage, size and location of the accessory parcel using the formula prescribed under the relevant strata title rules of each state.
In the calculation of share units, a different weightage is assigned based on the facilities that are enjoyed by the parcel. For example, a parcel with walk-up stairs will have a different weightage than a parcel with air-conditioned lifts.
The expenditure for managing and maintaining a property varies depending on the following factors:
According to Henry Butcher Malaysia Managing Director Low Hon Keong, the rate of maintenance fees mostly depends on the type of facilities and the density of the development.
The average rate of maintenance fees in the Klang Valley is between 25 to 50 cents per square foot. Properties in prime areas like KLCC or Bukit Bintang incur higher fees because of its location.
“Most of the properties in these areas are high-end projects with sophisticated features like high-speed or personal lifts, advanced security and nice landscaping. These advanced facilities cost more to maintain., hence why the maintenance fees are higher. They could be paying an average of 50 cents per square foot,” said Low.
He said that maintenance fees were not necessarily lower in smaller cities or towns.
A property in Melaka might in fact have a higher maintenance fee than a similar unit in Kuala Lumpur because there are fewer units in total, so the cost is shared between fewer owners.
Security accounts for a big portion of incurred costs in managing high-rise residential buildings while in landed strata properties, the cost of landscaping is quite significant. Unlike regular landed properties, the local council is only responsible for waste collection in landed strata properties – cleaning, landscaping and maintenance of common areas are taken care of by the property management of strata schemes.
The average maintenance fees of landed strata property in Malaysia are:
Technically, you can’t negotiate the maintenance fees. The management fees are decided by the JMB or MC during their Annual General Meetings (AGM). The only way for the rates to change is to raise this issue during an AGM and get the majority of owners to agree and vote for it. Therefore, it is important for homeowners to attend their AGMs so that they won’t be surprised by any changes in rates.
However, if you find that the services provided are not reflective of the maintenance fees charged, you can question the management. Unit owners have the right to view the statement of accounts and can make a request to the JMB to do so for a fee not exceeding RM50. To find out if the people elected to represent owners in your strata property are responsible, read Is your strata property being managed by the right JMB or MC?
By law, it is the landlord (homeowner) who pays the maintenance fees. Any special arrangement for payment of maintenance fees, where the tenant pays it on behalf of the landlord as part of the rental fees, needs to be reflected in the tenancy agreement. If the landlord fails to pay the maintenance fees, the tenant can take legal action or decide to terminate the rental agreement.
Strata residents must be aware of their responsibilities and obligations as well as strive to take charge in order to protect the very investment that they live in. Find out what happens when you don’t pay your outstanding condominium fees.
During LBS Bina’s recent win at the Malaysia Developers Awards 2022 Top of the Charts (under RM 1 billion category) – Top 10, Tan Sri Lim Hock San commented on recent projects by LBS Bina namely LBS Alam Perdana, KITA @ Cybersouth, and Residensi Bintang Bukit Jalil (RBBJ). He is honored that the products offered received recognition from the people. The Malaysia Developer Award is a joint collaboration between Star Media Group and FIABCI-Malaysia will serve as a benchmark of excellence for property developers.
Harian Metro conducted an interview with an LBS Rentak Perdana homebuyer who also happens to be a first-time homebuyer. She shared with the audience her journey of purchasing the home, her reasons for choosing LBS Bina, and the dos and don’ts when researching for her perfect home.
08 October 2022
LBS MENGALU-ALUKAN LANGKAH-LANGKAH YANG DIBENTANG DI BAJET NEGARA 2023
Petaling Jaya, 8 Oktober 2022 – LBS Bina Group Berhad (“LBS” atau “Kumpulan”) menyokong usaha Kerajaan untuk mengutamakan kebajikan negara di pembentangan Bajet 2023 oleh Menteri Kewangan, Tengku Datuk Seri Zafrul Tengku Abdul Aziz di Parlimen pada 7hb Oktober 2022.
Bagi sektor hartanah, LBS mengalu-alukan langkah Kerajaan untuk meningkatkan pengecualian duti setem bagi pembeli rumah kali pertama daripada 50% kepada 75% ke atas hartanah yang berharga di antara RM500,000 ke RM1 juta sehingga akhir 2023. Pada dasarnya, langkah ini dilihat berupaya menghasilkan penjimatan sehingga RM21,000 daripada RM14,500 untuk hartanah yang berharga melebihi RM500,000. LBS melihat perkara ini sebagai suatu langkah yang positif berikutan ianya mampu merangsang pemilikan rumah dan bermanfaat untuk pembangunan dan pembinaan perumahan yang berada di gugusan harga tersebut, di mana LBS juga melancarkan projek-projek hartanah dan perumahan dalam lingkungan RM500,000.
Berikutan peningkatan inflasi, pengurangan kadar cukai pendapatan peribadi sebanyak 2 mata peratusan bagi mereka yang berpendapatan antara RM50,001 hingga RM100,000 adalah bantuan yang dialu-alukan untuk rakyat. Penjimatan cukai pendapatan tambahan membolehkan individu menyalurkan pendapatan mereka ke arah keperluan asas, seperti pemilikan rumah dan seterusnya meringankan beban kewangan mereka.
Sebagai tambahan, LBS turut memuji langkah Kerajaan kerana menyediakan jaminan berjumlah RM3 bilion di bawah Skim Jaminan Kredit Perumahan. Ini secara positifnya bakal memberi faedah untuk mereka yang tergolong dalam isi rumah berpendapatan rendah kerana ia menggalakkan kesedaran bahawa adalah tidak mustahil untuk mereka memiliki kediaman idaman.
Selain dari itu, LBS turut berbesar hati melihat kadar penghunian yang amat menggalakkan di Hotel SCAPES miliknya sejak pembukaan semula ekonomi. Sehubungan dengan itu, insentif di bawah Bajet 2023 untuk industri pelancongan seperti yang dibentangkan termasuk antara lain, insentif RM25 juta untuk pelancongan domestik di mana rakyat boleh menikmati diskaun sehingga RM100 dalam baucar dan rebat untuk penginapan dan pakej pelancongan. Insentif ini dilihat akan terus membantu merangsang pemulihan industri pelancongan secara berterusan yang rata-ratanya terjejas berikutan pandemik.
Mengulas mengenai Belanjawan 2023, Pengerusi Eksekutif LBS, Tan Sri Lim Hock San berkata, “Bajet 2023 ternyata positif melalui inklusiviti yang memberikan nafas kelegaan kepada rakyat. Walaupun langkah yang dicadangkan untuk sektor hartanah adalah minimum pada tahun ini, ia sememangnya proaktif dalam merangsang pemilikan rumah terutamanya melalui peningkatan dalam pengecualian duti setem bagi kediaman yang terletak di dalam lingkungan harga RM500,000 hingga RM1 juta. Secara keseluruhannya, kami menghargai inisiatif Kerajaan untuk terus mendorong pemulihan ekonomi dan merangsang pertumbuhan dalam negara.”
Untuk maklumat lanjut mengenai projek-projek LBS, layari https://lbs.com.my/ .
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LBS MENGALU-ALUKAN LANGKAH-LANGKAH YANG DIBENTANG DI BAJET NEGARA 2023
Petaling Jaya, 8 Oktober 2022 – LBS Bina Group Berhad (“LBS” atau “Kumpulan”) menyokong usaha Kerajaan untuk mengutamakan kebajikan negara di pembentangan Bajet 2023 oleh Menteri Kewangan, Tengku Datuk Seri Zafrul Tengku Abdul Aziz di Parlimen pada 7hb Oktober 2022.
Bagi sektor hartanah, LBS mengalu-alukan langkah Kerajaan untuk meningkatkan pengecualian duti setem bagi pembeli rumah kali pertama daripada 50% kepada 75% ke atas hartanah yang berharga di antara RM500,000 ke RM1 juta sehingga akhir 2023. Pada dasarnya, langkah ini dilihat berupaya menghasilkan penjimatan sehingga RM21,000 daripada RM14,500 untuk hartanah yang berharga melebihi RM500,000. LBS melihat perkara ini sebagai suatu langkah yang positif berikutan ianya mampu merangsang pemilikan rumah dan bermanfaat untuk pembangunan dan pembinaan perumahan yang berada di gugusan harga tersebut, di mana LBS juga melancarkan projek-projek hartanah dan perumahan dalam lingkungan RM500,000.
Berikutan peningkatan inflasi, pengurangan kadar cukai pendapatan peribadi sebanyak 2 mata peratusan bagi mereka yang berpendapatan antara RM50,001 hingga RM100,000 adalah bantuan yang dialu-alukan untuk rakyat. Penjimatan cukai pendapatan tambahan membolehkan individu menyalurkan pendapatan mereka ke arah keperluan asas, seperti pemilikan rumah dan seterusnya meringankan beban kewangan mereka.
Sebagai tambahan, LBS turut memuji langkah Kerajaan kerana menyediakan jaminan berjumlah RM3 bilion di bawah Skim Jaminan Kredit Perumahan. Ini secara positifnya bakal memberi faedah untuk mereka yang tergolong dalam isi rumah berpendapatan rendah kerana ia menggalakkan kesedaran bahawa adalah tidak mustahil untuk mereka memiliki kediaman idaman.
Selain dari itu, LBS turut berbesar hati melihat kadar penghunian yang amat menggalakkan di Hotel SCAPES miliknya sejak pembukaan semula ekonomi. Sehubungan dengan itu, insentif di bawah Bajet 2023 untuk industri pelancongan seperti yang dibentangkan termasuk antara lain, insentif RM25 juta untuk pelancongan domestik di mana rakyat boleh menikmati diskaun sehingga RM100 dalam baucar dan rebat untuk penginapan dan pakej pelancongan. Insentif ini dilihat akan terus membantu merangsang pemulihan industri pelancongan secara berterusan yang rata-ratanya terjejas berikutan pandemik.
Mengulas mengenai Belanjawan 2023, Pengerusi Eksekutif LBS, Tan Sri Lim Hock San berkata, “Bajet 2023 ternyata positif melalui inklusiviti yang memberikan nafas kelegaan kepada rakyat. Walaupun langkah yang dicadangkan untuk sektor hartanah adalah minimum pada tahun ini, ia sememangnya proaktif dalam merangsang pemilikan rumah terutamanya melalui peningkatan dalam pengecualian duti setem bagi kediaman yang terletak di dalam lingkungan harga RM500,000 hingga RM1 juta. Secara keseluruhannya, kami menghargai inisiatif Kerajaan untuk terus mendorong pemulihan ekonomi dan merangsang pertumbuhan dalam negara.”
Untuk maklumat lanjut mengenai projek-projek LBS, layari https://lbs.com.my/ .
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Mengenai LBS Bina Group Berhad
LBS Bina Group Berhad (LBS), pemaju perbandaran terkemuka di peringkat antarabangsa dengan visi untuk membina ruang inspirasi sempurna merupakan penyandang pelbagai anugerah menerusi projek pembangunannya. Dengan mengutamakan pembeli rumah, LBS telah membina dan membentuk landskap negara selama 30 tahun dan terus memenuhi permintaan pasaran bagi rumah berkualiti dan mampu milik.
Kini, dengan bank tanah di seluruh Malaysia, LBS terus meraih kejayaan dan kekal kukuh dengan kejayaan perbandaran seperti Bandar Saujana Putra, KITA @ Cybersouth di Dengkil, LBS Alam Perdana di Bandar Puncak Alam dan lain-lain lagi. Selain daripada pembangunan hartanah, LBS turut terlibat di dalam pengurusan runcit, perhotelan dan pelancongan.
Kejayaan berterusan yang dilakar oleh LBS adalah hasil kepimpinan Pengerusi Eksekutif Kumpulan LBS, Tan Sri Lim Hock San yang turut dianugerahkan dengan pingat emas sebagai Property Man of the year by Malaysia Property Award (FIABCI) pada tahun 2018 yang merupakan Anugerah ‘Oscar’ dalam industri hartanah. Ketabahan dan kegigihan Tan Sri Lim di dalam mengatasi cabaran industri, serta kepimpinan yang cemerlang dengan pengetahuan ilmu industri hartanah yang unggul di samping nilai integriti dan tanggungjawab menjadi tonggak kepada penerimaan anugerah ini.
Untuk pertanyaan media, hubungi:
Jabatan Komunikasi Korporat, Media & Digital, LBS
Emel : [email protected]
Disediakan oleh Imej Jiwa Communications Sdn. Bhd bagi pihak LBS Bina Group Berhad
Ng Shu Wain
Tel: +603 7733 7752 M: +6012 280 6909 Emel: [email protected]
LBS APPLAUDS MALAYSIA’S BUDGET 2023 MEASURES
Petaling Jaya, 8 October 2022 – LBS Bina Group Berhad (“LBS” or the “Group”) supports the Government’s efforts to prioritise the nation’s welfare following the tabling of Budget 2023 by Finance Minister Tengku Datuk Seri Zafrul Tengku Abdul Aziz in Parliament on 7 October 2022.
For the property sector, LBS applauds the Government’s measure to increase stamp duty exemption for first time home buyers from 50% to 75% on properties priced between RM500,000 to RM1 million until end-2023. In essence, this results in savings of up to RM21,000 from RM14,500 for a property priced above RM500,000. LBS views this positively as it stimulates home ownership and is beneficial for developments within these housing price bands, such as LBS, whereby its properties are typically within the RM500,000 range.
In light of rising inflation, the reduction of personal income tax rate by 2 percentage points for those earning between RM50,001 to RM100,000 is a welcome assistance for all. The additional income tax savings enable individuals to channel their income towards basic needs, such as home ownership and thus easing their financial burden.
To add on, LBS lauds the Government for providing RM3 billion in guarantees under the Housing Credit Guarantee Scheme. The benefits for the lower-income households are positive as it encourages the realisation that owning a home is not beyond reach.
LBS is pleased to have seen encouraging occupancy rates at its own SCAPES Hotel since the re-opening of the economy. As such, the incentives under Budget 2023 for the tourism industry such as, among others, the RM25 million incentive for domestic tourism whereby citizens are able to enjoy up to RM100 in the form of discounts, vouchers and rebates for accommodation and tourism packages would help stimulate the on-going recovery of the tourism industry following the pandemic.
Commenting on Budget 2023, LBS Executive Chairman Tan Sri Lim Hock San said, “Budget 2023 has turned out to be positive through its inclusivity to provide relief for all. While the measures proposed for the property sector are minimal this year, they are indeed proactive in stimulating home ownership especially through the increase in stamp duty exemption for houses within the RM500,000 to RM1 million band range. Overall, we appreciate the Government’s initiatives to continuously push for economic recovery and stimulate growth in the country.”
For more information, please visit https://lbs.com.my/ .
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LBS APPLAUDS MALAYSIA’S BUDGET 2023 MEASURES
Petaling Jaya, 8 October 2022 – LBS Bina Group Berhad (“LBS” or the “Group”) supports the Government’s efforts to prioritise the nation’s welfare following the tabling of Budget 2023 by Finance Minister Tengku Datuk Seri Zafrul Tengku Abdul Aziz in Parliament on 7 October 2022.
For the property sector, LBS applauds the Government’s measure to increase stamp duty exemption for first time home buyers from 50% to 75% on properties priced between RM500,000 to RM1 million until end-2023. In essence, this results in savings of up to RM21,000 from RM14,500 for a property priced above RM500,000. LBS views this positively as it stimulates home ownership and is beneficial for developments within these housing price bands, such as LBS, whereby its properties are typically within the RM500,000 range.
In light of rising inflation, the reduction of personal income tax rate by 2 percentage points for those earning between RM50,001 to RM100,000 is a welcome assistance for all. The additional income tax savings enable individuals to channel their income towards basic needs, such as home ownership and thus easing their financial burden.
To add on, LBS lauds the Government for providing RM3 billion in guarantees under the Housing Credit Guarantee Scheme. The benefits for the lower-income households are positive as it encourages the realisation that owning a home is not beyond reach.
LBS is pleased to have seen encouraging occupancy rates at its own SCAPES Hotel since the re-opening of the economy. As such, the incentives under Budget 2023 for the tourism industry such as, among others, the RM25 million incentive for domestic tourism whereby citizens are able to enjoy up to RM100 in the form of discounts, vouchers and rebates for accommodation and tourism packages would help stimulate the on-going recovery of the tourism industry following the pandemic.
Commenting on Budget 2023, LBS Executive Chairman Tan Sri Lim Hock San said, “Budget 2023 has turned out to be positive through its inclusivity to provide relief for all. While the measures proposed for the property sector are minimal this year, they are indeed proactive in stimulating home ownership especially through the increase in stamp duty exemption for houses within the RM500,000 to RM1 million band range. Overall, we appreciate the Government’s initiatives to continuously push for economic recovery and stimulate growth in the country.”
For more information, please visit https://lbs.com.my/ .
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About LBS Bina Group Berhad
LBS Bina Group Berhad (“LBS”), an internationally recognized developer with a vision for building and inspiring delightful spaces, is a renowned township developer that has amassed numerous awards through their various developments. By placing people at the heart of their approach, LBS has been building and shaping the nation’s landscape for over 30 years while continuing to meet the market demands for quality and affordable homes.
The continued success of LBS is attributed to the leadership of Executive Chairman, Tan Sri Lim Hock San. In recognition of his leadership, Tan Sri Lim was named as the Property Man of the Year by Malaysia Property Award (formerly known as FIABCI Malaysia Property Awards of Distinction or FIABCI Malaysia Awards of Distinction) in 2018, which is the gold standard for developers in the real estate industry. Further recognition received was the “Oscar Award” in the property fraternity. The award was in recognition of Tan Sri Lim’s perseverance and resilience over time within the industry, excellent demonstration of strong leadership, deep industry knowledge and impeccable values of integrity and responsibility.
To date, LBS with vast land banks spread across Malaysia, will continue to grow in stature and strength, through replicating successful townships such as Bandar Saujana Putra to other parts of Selangor including KITA @ Cybersouth in Dengkil, LBS Alam Perdana in Bandar Puncak Alam and so on. Beyond property development, LBS is also venturing into retail management, hospitality and tourism.
For more information, visit https://lbs.com.my/
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林木生集团赞扬2023财政预算案举措
（八打灵再也8日讯）林木生集团（LBS）支持财政部长拿督斯里东姑扎夫鲁于10月7日提呈国会的2023年财政预算案，优先考虑国家福利所做出的努力。
对于房地产领域，林木生集团指出，首购族在购买售价50万令吉至100万令吉之间的房屋，印花税减免从50%，提高至75%的措施表示赞赏。此印花税豁免期将在2023年底截止。这将让购买50万令吉以上售价房产的首购族省下高达2万1000令吉，比此前能够省下的款额1万4500令吉还要高。该集团对此持正面态度，因为它提高房屋持有率，并有利于此屋价的发展。
鉴于通胀升温，年收入介于5万1令吉至10万令吉之间的个人所得税税率降2%，对所有人来说都是一个可喜的援助。从中省下的税能将其用于基本需求，例如拥屋，从而减轻他们的经济负担。
此外，该集团赞赏政府通过房屋信贷担保计划（SJKP），提供30亿令吉政府担保，有助于低收入家庭拥有安乐窝，拥屋并非遥不可及。
自经济重新开放以来，该集团喜见其位于彭亨州云顶高原的静怡酒店（SCAPES Hotel）入住率令人鼓舞。该财案对旅游业带来多项激励措施，包括拨款2500万令吉，鼓励人民国内旅游。从中提供最高100令吉的优惠，将以折扣、回扣与优惠券向人民发放，包括住宿和旅游配套。这将有助于刺激旅游业在后疫情阶段持续复苏。
林木生集团执行主席丹斯里林福山针对2023年财案指出：“此财案通过其包容性，为所有人提供救济。虽然今年为房产领域提出的措施不多，但它确实积极改善房屋持有率，特别是通过针对介于50万令吉至100万令吉的房屋，调高印花税减免。整体而言，我们赞赏政府不断推动经济复苏和刺激国家增长的举措。”
欲知林木生集团详情，可游览https://lbs.com.my/ 。
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林木生集团赞扬2023财政预算案举措
（八打灵再也8日讯）林木生集团（LBS）支持财政部长拿督斯里东姑扎夫鲁于10月7日提呈国会的2023年财政预算案，优先考虑国家福利所做出的努力。
对于房地产领域，林木生集团指出，首购族在购买售价50万令吉至100万令吉之间的房屋，印花税减免从50%，提高至75%的措施表示赞赏。此印花税豁免期将在2023年底截止。这将让购买50万令吉以上售价房产的首购族省下高达2万1000令吉，比此前能够省下的款额1万4500令吉还要高。该集团对此持正面态度，因为它提高房屋持有率，并有利于此屋价的发展。
鉴于通胀升温，年收入介于5万1令吉至10万令吉之间的个人所得税税率降2%，对所有人来说都是一个可喜的援助。从中省下的税能将其用于基本需求，例如拥屋，从而减轻他们的经济负担。
此外，该集团赞赏政府通过房屋信贷担保计划（SJKP），提供30亿令吉政府担保，有助于低收入家庭拥有安乐窝，拥屋并非遥不可及。
自经济重新开放以来，该集团喜见其位于彭亨州云顶高原的静怡酒店（SCAPES Hotel）入住率令人鼓舞。该财案对旅游业带来多项激励措施，包括拨款2500万令吉，鼓励人民国内旅游。从中提供最高100令吉的优惠，将以折扣、回扣与优惠券向人民发放，包括住宿和旅游配套。这将有助于刺激旅游业在后疫情阶段持续复苏。
林木生集团执行主席丹斯里林福山针对2023年财案指出：“此财案通过其包容性，为所有人提供救济。虽然今年为房产领域提出的措施不多，但它确实积极改善房屋持有率，特别是通过针对介于50万令吉至100万令吉的房屋，调高印花税减免。整体而言，我们赞赏政府不断推动经济复苏和刺激国家增长的举措。”
欲知林木生集团详情，可游览https://lbs.com.my/ 。
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关于林木生集团
屡获大奖的城镇发展商林木生集团(LBS)以打造和创建空间而声名卓著，享誉国际。在30 多年来, LBS秉持着以人为本的核心宗旨，积极建立和塑造国家实景，同时不断满足市场对 优质可负担房屋的需求。
如今，该集团的地库坐落马来西亚黄金地段。LBS以成功建造的太子城(Bandar Saujana Putra)城镇为例，继续在雪兰莪州及其他地区大展蓝图，如建造位于本查阿南的LBS Alam Perdana以及龙溪KITA @ Cybersouth城镇等。林木生集团的地位和实力也因而蓬勃增长， 除了开发房地产，也涉足零售管理、酒店和旅游业。
林木生集团的茁壮成长，归功于集团执行主席丹斯里林福山的卓越领导。丹斯里林福山曾获 多项表彰领导才能的奖项，包括在2018年荣获“世界不动产联盟大马分会(FIABCI Malaysia)颁发至高殊荣的产业风云人物奖，此荣誉也被堪称产业界“奥斯卡金像奖”。丹 斯里林福山出色和强而有力的领导才能、丰富的业界知识、诚信、价值观及责任感，而荣获 此项大奖。
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Imej Jiwa Communications私人有限公司代表林木生集团发新闻稿
Ng Shu Wain E-mail: [email protected]
林木生集团企业通讯、媒体与数码部. E-mail: [email protected]
关于林木生集团
屡获大奖的城镇发展商林木生集团(LBS)以打造和创建空间而声名卓著，享誉国际。在30 多年来, LBS秉持着以人为本的核心宗旨，积极建立和塑造国家实景，同时不断满足市场对 优质可负担房屋的需求。
如今，该集团的地库坐落马来西亚黄金地段。LBS以成功建造的太子城(Bandar Saujana Putra)城镇为例，继续在雪兰莪州及其他地区大展蓝图，如建造位于本查阿南的LBS Alam Perdana以及龙溪KITA @ Cybersouth城镇等。林木生集团的地位和实力也因而蓬勃增长， 除了开发房地产，也涉足零售管理、酒店和旅游业。
林木生集团的茁壮成长，归功于集团执行主席丹斯里林福山的卓越领导。丹斯里林福山曾获 多项表彰领导才能的奖项，包括在2018年荣获“世界不动产联盟大马分会(FIABCI Malaysia)颁发至高殊荣的产业风云人物奖，此荣誉也被堪称产业界“奥斯卡金像奖”。丹 斯里林福山出色和强而有力的领导才能、丰富的业界知识、诚信、价值观及责任感，而荣获 此项大奖。
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Imej Jiwa Communications私人有限公司代表林木生集团发新闻稿
Ng Shu Wain
E-mail: [email protected]
林木生集团企业通讯、媒体与数码部.
E-mail: [email protected]
LBS Executive Chairman, Tan Sri Lim Hock San had a virtual meeting with the Time Magazine representative. Tan Sri Lim touched upon his views on Malaysia’s current economic environment and how the global crisis affected the housing landscape in Malaysia. He also shared his views on human capital and local talents. With plans to broaden beyond just building homes, Tan Sri Lim also shared his expectations and business opportunities for the year to come.
Receiving the keys to your new home is an amazing milestone!🏠
Join us in this episode of VoxPop as we bring you on a tour to the recent VP-ed, KITA Impian and SkyLake Residence and also have our homebuyers share with us on how they felt when they got the keys to their new home!
KITA Sejati kini dibuka untuk jualan!
Pangsapuri perkhidmatan seluas 602 dan 850 kaki persegi ini lengkap dengan pelbagai fasiliti di lokasi yang berdekatan dengan Cyberjaya, menawarkan kemudahan harian untuk anda.
Dengan bayaran tempahan yang rendah dan pelbagai promosi istimewa, jangan lepaskan peluang untuk mendapatkan rumah impian anda!
Layari https://virtualfair.lbs.com.my/ untuk maklumat lanjut!
LBS Group Managing Director and Chief Executive Officer, Datuk Wira Joey Lim had an interview with the media from Sinar Harian on 28th September 2022. Datuk Wira Joey shared about the KITA @ Cybersouth Project and the project pipeline.
