KUALA LUMPUR: Several property stocks rose in late afternoon on Wednesday, Sept 30, with Berjaya Land, Magna Prima and IJM Land bucking the weaker market.At 3.34pm, Berjaya Land was up 13 sen to RM3.92 with 100,600 shares done.

KUALA LUMPUR: Eastern & Oriental Bhd (E&O) is set to launch the second phase of St Mary Residences, located in the heart of Kuala Lumpur’s central business district (CDB) along Jalan Sultan Ismail, Jalan P Ramlee and Jalan Tengah on Oct 1.

MADRID: Spanish home prices fell for a seventh quarter in the three months through June as mortgage lending contracted and the worst recession in 60 years pushed up unemployment.

PETALING JAYA: The residential sector is leading the recovery of Hong Kong’s real estate market, with the luxury residential segment showing the biggest and quickest rebound.

KUALA LUMPUR: The global real estate fraternity has yet to see the worst, prompting expectations of further declines in property prices in advanced and emerging economies as financial institutions again tighten lending in a risk-averse landscape.

KUALA LUMPUR: Vincent Lo, who controls Shanghai-based developer Shui On Land Ltd, said he doesn’t see a bubble forming in the Hong Kong and China property markets because there is pent-up demand for homes as the economies expand.

KUALA LUMPUR: HwangDBS Vickers Research is maintaining its Buy call on Gamuda Bhd with a target price of RM4.25 as it sees more upside for the infrastructure-based company in the financial year 2010.The research house said on Sept 30 it continues to like Gamuda as a large cap construction stock with a niche in government contracts, and a diversifying earnings base including Vietnam.

PETALING JAYA: Besides Orchard Road, the most happening street in Singapore is Mohamed Sultan Road, where spiffy night clubs and eateries catering to the republic’s urbanites can be found.

KUALA LUMPUR: The global real estate fraternity has yet to see the worst, prompting expectations of further declines in property prices in advanced and emerging economies as financial institutions again tighten lending in a risk-averse landscape.But assets in emerging Asian entities tend to offer a more compelling investment theme compared with their peers in the developed US and Europe.

KUALA LUMPUR: Sime Darby Bhd has proposed RM4.5 billion Islamic debt notes to finance its working capital requirements and also future investments and if required, refinance debt obligations.Sime Darby said on Tuesday, Sept 29 it had proposed to undertake an Islamic medium term note programme of RM4.5 billion and an Islamic commercial paper/Islamic medium term note programme of RM500 million wi