Freeze licenses for new shopping malls? Well…
I agree with the assessment that there are way too many malls in the Klang Valley. This will be the case even with more new developments
I agree with the assessment that there are way too many malls in the Klang Valley. This will be the case even with more new developments
When retail numbers for KL malls are good, KL property sales numbers should drop. Why? Well, if we have spent everything we have on retail
Seriously, how many malls do we need in the Klang Valley? Or specifically within Cheras and both are ONLY 800 metres away from one another?
I do not believe retail Malaysia is on a downtrend. It’s consolidating. Bigger and better malls are attracting bigger and better crowds. Smaller malls or retail
I read in Nikkei Asian Review that Mitsui Fudosan will develop a nine-storey, 45 billion yen (RM1.6 billion) mall in Malaysia together with Eco World
Recently I wrote about another new hypermarket chain starting up in Malaysia. Read here: Lulu and Malaysia, RM1.3 billion investment for retail In fact I seriously
Actually, it’s quite easy to know if the economy is well or ‘sick.’ Look at retail. When we look at retail, we can look at
Before I start, read my earlier article about IKEA. Here: My favourite store, whether or not I am renovating My brother-in-law from Penang visited me here
Another new comer into the hypermarket scenes coming. Yes, perhaps this particular segment install full of growth potential. Anyway, it’s also survival of the fittest.
It’s my first visit to Ipoh’s latest AEON mall in Klebang. As someone who has been based in KL and visits malls every other weekend,
In an article in The Star by Reuters, it painted a bleak picture for the malls in Shanghai. It gave many examples of empty malls
Everyone have their favourite malls. I think today I will write about what I hope all malls would have to provide, especially to valuable shoppers