Gabungan AQRS sells land in Selangor for RM34.7 mil; appoints new chairman
In a filing with Bursa Malaysia today, Gabungan AQRS said the expected gain from the proposed land disposal is approximately RM6.8 million.
In a filing with Bursa Malaysia today, Gabungan AQRS said the expected gain from the proposed land disposal is approximately RM6.8 million.
As global economic fundamentals begin to improve, DBS Vickers Securities is expecting prices to be supported for Singapore REITs (S-REITs) in the near term given earlier fears that the Fed would be more hawkish.
Element Kuala Lumpur, the first hotel in Southeast Asia under Element Hotels by Marriott International Inc, is slated to open for business in April 2017.
You think the property you’re residing in is safe? Are you sure? According to Anthony Lee Tee, Architect Centre accredited building inspector and trainer, homeowners should equip themselves with more information and knowledge to ensure the safety of their own homes.
Eco World Development Group Bhd (EcoWorld) has achieved RM955 million sales in the first four months of its financial year 2017 (FY2017), 57% higher than the RM607.8 million recorded in the first four months of FY2016.
The validity of the letter of award to the Gamuda Bhd-led consortium chosen as project delivery partner for the RM46 billion Penang Transport Master Plan has been extended till Aug 31.
In 2020, a 180m-tall Grade-A office building will replace the former CPF Building. The consortium redeveloping the property into a new 29-storey tower at 79 Robinson Road comprises urban solutions provider Ascendas-Singbridge Group and its Japanese joint-venture partners Mitsui & Co and Tokyo Tatemono Co. Ascendas-Singbridge will hold a 65% stake in the consortium, with Mitsui and Tokyo Tatemono holding the remainder.
“[Colliers suggests] that because of limited land supply and government restrictions on developing new shopping centres in major downtown areas, new supply growth is expected to slow in the following years and the market should continue to favour landlords.”