Strategic development key to Johor’s property demand
Johor is expected to see sustained property demand from foreign buyers, especially Singaporeans, driven by key developments and growing investor interest, according to Knight Frank Malaysia.
Johor is expected to see sustained property demand from foreign buyers, especially Singaporeans, driven by key developments and growing investor interest, according to Knight Frank Malaysia.
Noteworthy:
When: May 2024
People often argue about building management and property management because they fail to recognise that both concepts essentially address the same issues, leading to unnecessary disputes over terminology rather than focusing on solutions.
Magma Group Bhd (KL:MAGMA) said on Tuesday it is acquiring a 2.26-acre plot of land in the Persiaran Dutamas area of Kuala Lumpur from a company connected to its executive chairman and major shareholder Datuk Seri Lee Hock Seng, for RM80 million.
Noteworthy:
When: July 2024
The NSRF addresses the use of the IFRS Sustainability Disclosures Standards issued by the International Sustainability Standards Board (ISSB) as the baseline for sustainability disclosures for companies in Malaysia.
“The demand for a sustainable, resilient and liveable urban environment has never been more pressing."
This is on the back of competitive data centre construction cost and average electricity tariff, coupled with a supportive regulatory environment from streamlined approval processes to conducive framework for data centre operations.
Through this framework, TNB can utilise various financing instruments for its SFTs, which encompass sustainable and responsible investment (SRI), green, social and sustainability (GSS) and transition sukuk, GSS and transition bonds, as well as transition loans.
The recently announced incentives for Forest City’s Special Financial Zone (SFZ) are expected to uplift the real estate sector, particularly in the Iskandar Malaysia region.