KUALA LUMPUR: MTD Capital Bhd stands to gain RM34.02 million for its 67.18 acres in Melaka which has been compulsorily acquired by the state government.

Under the acquisition, MTD will receive RM38.64 million for the land in which its original investment cost was RM4.62, based on RM1.58 per sq ft.

SINGAPORE: Wing Tai Holdings Ltd has introduced a 5-storey freehold luxury condominium, Belle Vue Residences, in the Orchard-Oaxley neighbourhood in District 9. The 176-unit development sits on a 248,000 sq ft site.

KUALA LUMPUR: The Klang Valley retail market has improved from the last two years with more positive and faster leasing rate, according to C B Richard Ellis' (CBRE) second quarter (2Q) Kuala Lumpur Retail Market View released this month.

BANGKOK: From its business district to leafy suburbs, new condominiums are sprouting almost daily across Bangkok, but developers and investors alike seem little concerned about a property bubble developing.

HONG KONG: The theory is simple: property prices are high in Hong Kong because land is scarce.

HONG KONG: Property sales in Hong Kong rose to a 31-month high last month but the market is expected to slow significantly as government cooling measures make buyers more cautious.

HONG KONG: Sino Land last Thursday, Sept 2 reported a big jump in net profit, but underlying earnings fell 2.62% for the year to June due to lower property sales.

HONG KONG: CLP Power is in talks with the government about economic incentives to preserve its 70-year-old headquarters in Argyle Street, Kowloon, as it seeks to guard redevelopment rights granted nine years ago.

Grade-one historic status was proposed by the Antiquities and Monuments Office last year for the building at 139-147 Argyle Street.

MELBOURNE: Woolworths Ltd, Australia's largest supermarket chain, said on Monday, Sept 6 it plans to sell A$900 million (RM2.56 billion) worth of property assets over coming weeks.

The Portfolio consists of more than 30 shopping centres.

SHANGHAI: China will allow insurers to broaden investment channels into private equity and real estate, a move that could unleash as much as US$100 billion (RM311.28 billion) worth of fresh funding into unlisted firms and the property sector.