· Injecting 8 properties into REIT

SHANGHAI: Shanghai's property prices may fall as much as 10 per cent this year as the government prepares to roll out tightening measures to cool the overheated market, according to consultancy Colliers International.

Policy adjustments on the supply of land and monetary tightening will weigh down the red-hot market amid mounting anger over soaring housing prices.

KUALA LUMPUR: Sunway City Bhd group is undertaking a corporate exercise to unlock the value of its properties which will see it injecting its shopping malls, office towers, hotels and hypermarket into its proposed multi-billion ringgit Sunway real estate investment trust (REIT) which will be listed on Bursa Malaysia.SunCity Group said on Wednesday, April 7 the proposed properties include the Su

KUALA LUMPUR: Dijaya Corp Bhd (DIC) is set to venture into the high-end property market in Mongolia following its acquisition of Transglobal Ltd (TGL) for US$50,000 (RM160,625) for its property development project in Ulaanbaatar in Mongolia.

KUALA KUBU BARU: Some 100,000 families in Selangor who have been occupying the state land for more than 15 years will soon receive their land titles, Menteri Besar Tan Sri Abdul Khalid Ibrahim said today (April 7).

He said the decision was made at the state executive council meeting today and the move would benefit squatter families and farmers occupying Temporary

MANILA: The World Health Organisation (WHO) on Wednesday, April 7 called for an innovative solution in narrowing the health inequity caused by rapid increase in urban population, so as to create a healthier society in the Western Pacific Region, China's Xinhua news agency reports.

KUALA LUMPUR: Hua Yang Bhd's RM750 million One South mixed development in Sungai Besi, Kuala Lumpur is getting an "overwhelming" reaction from prospective buyers.

KUALA LUMPUR: The Employees Provident Fund (EPF) can consider application by members to withdraw money from account two to rebuild houses destroyed by fire, Dewan Rakyat was told today (April 7).

HONG KONG: Lower than expected sales of apartments in Cheung Kong Festival City in Tai Wai have raised concerns that price gains in the primary market may be outstripping the budgets of homebuyers.

"It is a sign that prices are close to their peak," David Ng, head of regional property research at the Royal Bank of Scotland, said.