They choose correct timing to do event also..the completion of 360 clubhouse will let potential buyer have more confident about their commitment to the project.

Tram system coming 2 kajang, bangi, cj n putrajaya but nt semenyih😣will link 2 bangi hsr stn n kajang mrt stn

SPAD said monorail 50% more expensive in terms of construction and more costly to maintain woh..

53km tram service..  Make full one round needs 2.5 - 3.0 hours?   

Hi all, I m a unit owner of Floris, may I ask when the maintenance fee is due to be paid? The management told me that it is to be paid on vacant possession date ie December 2017, even though I have not collect the key during then due late release of my loan. Could anyone please advise me? Thank you.

Nice..I saw the last part mentioned Starter Home in EcoHill 2. Meaning RM 500K ++ landed coming soon.

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No need 2 compare wth ph la, seh is brand new township wth em nxt door shud b able 2 attract them its a matter of time oni. Bank nt so soon mayb anthr 3 yrs

sorry you are only partially right in this case, as a bank staff I am now looking to reduce the bank's presence by closing down the branches that are unprofitable and unable to do social services.

Some branch will either be relocated, but some will close down completely.

As the digital age and era of IR4.0 coming, banks are very very very reluctant to open new branch now as there are more and more people using mobile and internet banking.

For digital branch wise, you should expect a bank branch with all the ATMs and CDMs at the side as well as stationed by 1 or 2 staffs only in the future.

Guess I just not telling the whole picture enough...

To answer your question - yes those machine and people do need a branch to sit in to serve customers, but they will not be opening a new place to serve the purpose, most of the banks are now looking into converting existing branches to digital branches.

Those days of opening new branches are just over, in fact in the long run (I'm referring to next 30 years) - the bank branches sitting in a landed property will slowly go out of picture, what you have in your smartphone will be the bank itself.

I agree. Singapore is moving towards cashless systems and e-payment for the entire city / island. 

I don't need to have a bank near where I live.  Might be better too -- less chance of crime.  I am in my 30s and I predict those younger than I will rely less on physical bank branches.

I agree. Singapore is moving towards cashless systems and e-payment for the entire city / island. 

I don't need to have a bank near where I live.  Might be better too -- less chance of crime.  I am in my 30s and I predict those younger than I will rely less on physical bank branches.

'We are not bizmen'? How do you know? Plenty of my peers in business  have reduced reliance on cash payments. In fact the people I know who are making good profits in Malaysia are selling online almost entirely while the ones with shops are bleeding.

You don't want to believe a banking professional in this thread who has said that banks are reducing physical branch numbers and you don't want to believe a 30-something who prefers online banking. OK lor...

Who do you think will be interested in buying landed property in suburban areas in the years to come? In fact the 30-somethings who have made money selling online are already buying landed property for their own future stay in Kajang.

The point isn't that cash is going away completely, it's that physical banking is becoming less necessary. All the signs are pointing that direction.

Well....the argument is not to say the situation now..........I guess its more to what we will see within 10 years....well..maybe your are not aware ...I give two real life simple examples (that i recently encounter)

1) Some of the the mamak restaurant (@kajang) and bah kuh teh (@Senawang) already accepting mobile pay....(which is not hard to implement  and its without high overhead cost)

2) Government dealings ( Palace of Justice @ putrajaya) , I need to pay just RM4  for document verification service but  no cash over the counter accepted.....either debit card or got need to go out to do ATM transfer and bring back the receipt. Initial I insisted cash....but the option need to go ATM for transfer, put me out me off.... and i did used the debit card wave to pay it off.

Actually I believe this topic is not so relevant under this forum site here (Eco Hill).....so I guess ...I ll end my statement on this here.

It is true and factual reality that banks are cutting down their branches and go for digitalization and digitization - engage Fintechs and industry disruptors for potential collab.

They also changed the methodology of connected infra & networks to improve ways of doing things. Future expansion will be very much on cloud base. Hence, banking and financial institutions megatrends will eventually adopt Digital Wallet and Contactless Payment.