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Wyndham Hotel Group launches top-tier Grand Collection hotels

KUALA LUMPUR: Wyndham Hotel Group, the world's largest hotelier by hotel numbers, launched its top-tier Wyndham Grand Collection in China through a strategic partnership with Greater China Hospitality (HK) Ltd, in an effort to further strengthen its presence in the country, reported the Shanghai Daily and Xinhua on April 10.

Railway construction pay US$4.4 million for sinking residential land

BEIJING: Railway authorities will pay up to 30 million yuan (RM14.09 million) in compensation after construction of a high-speed railway caused the earth to sink, damaging houses in parts of Guangzhou, capital city of southern China's Guangdong Province, Xinhua reports Monday (April 12).

AmResearch: Construction sector still overweight

Construction sector
Maintain overweight: The federal government is studying a proposal to extend the new light rail transit (LRT) line between Kota Damansara and Cheras to Sungai Buloh and Kajang, according to reports.

George Kent-led JV in hunt for RM500 mil water job?

George Kent (M) Bhd (G Kent) and its consortium partners appear to be in the driving seat for RM500 million worth of jobs under the Pahang-Selangor interstate raw water transfer project (IRWT), said TheEdge Weekly over the weekend.

SOHO to up investments, warns on home prices

BOAO, China: Commercial property developer SOHO China said it plans to increase its investments in 2010, but will be cautious in the face of domestic housing prices it believes are rocketing at unsustainable rates.

China not a subprime crisis in the making

HONG KONG: The warnings about a bubble in mainland property prices continue to come in thick and fast.

On Friday, billionaire hedge fund manager George Soros - famed as the man who broke the Bank of England - declared "there is undoubtedly a bubble in real estate" in China that, he warned, could reverberate around the world if it burst.

Property giants' influence grows

HONG KONG: Hong Kong's powerful property tycoons exert considerable influence over the city, and there are signs that this sway is growing with positions they control on advisory and statutory bodies increasing threefold since the handover.