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GEORGE TOWN: Michael Geh (pic), one of the country’s foremost property consultants, has died of cardiac arrest after contracting Covid-19.
The 57-year-old, a regular at property conferences and speaking circuits around the world, breathed his last at 1.45pm yesterday after developing complications while battling the disease at Penang Hospital.
His sister Linda said Geh was admitted to the hospital’s intensive care unit on May 9 after testing positive for the coronavirus.
“He had hypertension and according to doctors, the virus weakened his heart and kidneys.
“He was intubated and we thought he had a fighting chance, ” she said.
Geh, a former student of St Xavier’s Institution here, was a registered valuer and real estate agent and senior partner of Raine & Horne International Zaki and Partners Sdn Bhd.
The International Real Estate Federation For The United States (FIABCI-USA) Inaugurates Eugenia Foxworth As President
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FIABCI-USA Current President Eugenia Foxworth (left) with FIABCI-USA Past President Hugh Gilliam NEW YORK, NY, USA, May 10, 2021 /EINPresswire.com/ A virtual landmark event had taken place on Saturday, May 1st 2021 as longtime NYC realtor Eugenia Foxworth, founder/owner of Foxworth Realty, was installed as the newly elected President of the International Real Estate Federation for the United States, known as FIABCI-USA – this for the 2021-2022 term of office. She is the first African American to be elected as the organization’s top leader.
Failure to address housing woes will lead to social problems Bernama
PETALING JAYA: Drastic measures must be taken to address the housing woes of Malaysians in the lower income group, especially those who live in urban centres such as the Klang Valley.
According to housing experts, any deterioration in the situation would precipitate circumstances leading to social problems.
It is already getting impossible for some in the middle class to own a home in the city, much less those in the lower M40 and B40 groups, they pointed out.
For instance, a terrace house in the secondary market in Petaling Jaya now sells for up to RM800,000.
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