Master Builders Association Malaysia secretary-general Dennis Tan believes urbanisation is a norm in any city and if done in a proper way, it is meant to build a competitive, clean, safe and happy city.

To recap, its total capital commitment for STP2A is estimated at RM1.8 billion (including infrastructure costs) and it still has 507 acres (205ha) remaining to be reclaimed in other phases. The assets that could be disposed of, among others, include its hotels (such as Straits Quay and Lone Pine) and certain land banks that could collectively be sold for more than RM400 million.

Incorporated in 2013, EWI currently has three ongoing development projects in London, one in Sydney and a site in Melbourne that is being acquired. EWI’s three development projects in London are held through a 75%-owned joint venture (JV).

Ikhmas Jaya Group Bhd has announced that it on Tuesday agreed and accepted the terms and conditions of a letter of award from Pelaburan Hartanah Bhd to carry out site clearance, earthworks, piling (bore) and pile cap works for a shopping complex in Terengganu worth RM62.4 million.

Foreigners are expected to make a comeback in Singapore’s residential property market after shying away from it since 2012 following the imposition of the additional buyer’s stamp duty (ABSD). 

A strategic location and great connectivity to three major cities — Singapore, Jakarta, and Kuala
Lumpur — has made Batam an alluring destination for MICE.

Forest City boasts of being the largest mixed-use green development in Southeast Asia, but local property professionals are wondering whether a larger problem is brewing.

Pavilion Kuala Lumpur mall (PKL) recorded lower gross revenue (down 2% y-o-y) as the mall is still in the midst of tenant repositioning to improve tenancy mix and we gather this is likely to continue into the first half of 2017.

A mid the global political and economic uncertainties, global high-net-worth individuals (HNWIs) tend to shy away from high-risk investments. Instead, they will shift their attention to safer options such as property investments, according to Knight Frank senior partner and group chairman Alistair Elliott.

Homeowners in ageing HDB flats and leasehold condos are starting to worry about the value of their homes as the leases run low. What are their options?