Chinese developers expand their presence in Johor
Droves of Chinese tourists are visiting Johor Bahru daily to view Forest City and other projects from China-based developers, with many hotels reporting good occupancy rates.
Droves of Chinese tourists are visiting Johor Bahru daily to view Forest City and other projects from China-based developers, with many hotels reporting good occupancy rates.
After launching its RM1.2 billion maiden mixed-use development, Datum Jelatek, in the third quarter of last year (3Q2015), Datumcorp International Sdn Bhd is gearing up for RM3.45 billion worth of launches in the next few years.
EcoWorld achieved its sales target of RM4 billion, securing sales of RM4.01 billion for FY16.
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Despite the spike in housing prices in both Sydney and Melbourne in recent years, these two cities are expected to see further price growth in the next 12 months.
Real estate negotiator Adrian Tan was in the accounting line for eight years before he switched over to real estate.
Batu Kawan, Penang has been on the lips of property investors over the past few years ever since it was touted to be an emerging real estate hotspot in the northern region of Peninsular Malaysia.
Last month, WCT’s long-serving managing director Peter Taing Kim Hwa and co-founder Wong Sewe Wing, through their vehicle WCT Capital Sdn Bhd, divested their 245.72 million WCT shares or 19.67% stake to Dominion Nexus Sdn Bhd, a company linked to Lim. The shares were crossed at RM2.50 each.
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As main cities in the country continue to urbanise, the provision of affordable homes remains a major concern. Penang is no exception.