City & Country: Developers help bring about lifestyle change
There is a rising interest in condominiums and serviced apartments in Johor Baru, says KGV Lambert Smith Hampton director Samuel Tan.
There is a rising interest in condominiums and serviced apartments in Johor Baru, says KGV Lambert Smith Hampton director Samuel Tan.
The serviced residences market will be seeing 1,200 new units from eight developments over the next four years. As at 2Q, the Singapore market already had more than 4,600 units in 50 developments.However, there will be no worries of oversupply, because demand is expected to grow at a faster pace relative to supply as more MNCs rent the apartments as temporary accommodation for their employees.
Make small talk with someone in China and eventually the topic will get around to property.
An increasingly audible outcry in China over soaring home prices, at a time when millions still live in shanties, has prompted a search for solutions to make housing more affordable for both the poor and the growing middle clas
Harp Soon Corp Sdn Bhd may not be a familiar name in the property development faternity, but its founders, who keep a very low profile, have been around for 35 years now.
Russia today is a far cry from the former Soviet Union described by Ian Fleming in his James Bond novels.
One of the biggest property developers in Malaysia by market capitalisation, IJM Land Bhd is known for its large-scale housing projects.
Malaysia tends to undersell itself, says Choy-Soon Chua, managing director of Germany-based SEB Investment GmbH (SEB) as he takes City & Country on a tour of Pavilion Residences Tower 1’s newly launched 4-bedroom Sky Villas
Interest in landed properties up for auction in April and May continued to rise, maintaining the trend in March when the number of bidders shot up, say auctioneers.
KUALA LUMPUR: Tanjong Capital Sdn Bhd (TCSB), a vehicle linked to Malaysian tycoon T Ananda Krishnan, is launching a conditional takeover offer for Tanjong plc to acquire all of the latter’s ordinary shares of 7.5 pence each for a cash offer price of RM21.80 apiece, it said in a Bursa filing on Friday, July 30.