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Ong said approved manufacturing FDI from Chinese companies will likely top the FDI table for the third year in a row.

“In future, developers or site owners will also have to ensure sufficient management arrangements and take safety precautions during the planning and designing stage.”

“Far from being an 'extraordinary' law, it is actually an inferior colonial law that was never passed by our Parliament.”

“The problem is duplication and the relationship between agencies. Such issues turn the road into a no man’s land and its condition only worsens. We want to end that.”

“Actually, we have clarified that Bangsar South, Pantai Hillpark, Taman Bukit Angkasa, LRT Universiti, KL Gateway Mall, Angkasapuri, PPR Kampung Kerinchi, Vista Angkasa and much more are all subsets of (ie geographically within) Kampung Kerinchi.”

EdgeProp.my has dug into the archives and found some of the best throwback pictures of six property personalities, namely Eco World Development Group Bhd chairman Tan Sri Liew Kee Sin, Rehda president Datuk Soam Heng Choon, Rehda Institute chairman Datuk Jeffrey Ng Tiong Lip, Chur Associates managing partner Chris Tan and Ken Holdings Bhd executive chairman Datuk Kenny Tan and his son and the company’s group managing director Sam Tan.

"For the first time since Merdeka, the federal government is instituting legal proceedings on behalf of the Orang Asli in recognition of the federal government's constitutional and legal duty to protect and promote their wellbeing and advancement," said attorney-general Tommy Thomas.

In a filing yesterday, Eastland said it has aborted the cash call for two reasons — hiccups in the proposed development at the land it wanted to acquire, and that the amount raised may not be enough for company requirements. 

“We always have this negative connotation that ‘kampung’ means backwards. It does not necessarily mean backwards. The only thing backwards is our mentality. What is the point of having a first-rate city but having poor mentality?”

E'Island, their affordable housing project in Puchong, Selangor and The Peak, a high-rise residential project in Johor Bahru, is expected to generate RM 641 million in operating cash flow over the next four years.