Some developers in Negeri Sembilan not required to build affordable houses worth RM80,000
Housing developers in Negeri Sembilan undertaking projects of two hectares or less are not required to build affordable houses worth RM80,000 per unit.
Housing developers in Negeri Sembilan undertaking projects of two hectares or less are not required to build affordable houses worth RM80,000 per unit.
Eupe’s group managing director Datuk Beh Huck Lee is happy with the results of the developer’s first foray into KL
LMT intends to hold the land, measuring 115.31 acres (46.66ha) in total, with the view to develop and construct another port or terminal there, Perak Corp said in a filing with Bursa Malaysia.
YTL Corp Bhd announced that its subsidiary YTL Land Sdn Bhd has disposed of all its holdings in YTL Majestic Hotel Sdn Bhd to YTL Hotels & Properties Sdn Bhd (YTLHP) as part of an internal reorganisation of the group's structure.
The company said the plots, with a total cost of RM26.77 million, will make up a 2.75-acre land needed to develop EkoQuay, which will commence construction in 2018.
Besides urban regeneration of mixed-use integrated developments, Australian property giant Lendlease has also ventured into senior living, or retirement villages. It is now the largest operator of retirement villages in Australia, with 71.
Australian property giant Lendlease’s maiden residential project in Singapore, the 429-unit Park Place Residences at Paya Lebar Quarter (PLQ), saw 215 units (50%) sold on the first day of sales on March 25. Units sold ranged from S$800,000 for a one-bedroom unit to S$2.1 million for a three-bedroom premium unit, or from S$1,600 to more than S$2,000 psf.
One of the problems being a foreign property investor is security and safety concerns for the property that they have invested in, noted Singapore Association of Property and Facility Managers president Dr Lim Lan Yuan. This is especially so if the investor is not based in the country.