KUALA LUMPUR: Penang-based Ivory Properties Group Bhd, which seeking a listing on the Main Market, plans to raise up to RM44.90 million from its proposed listing exercise.

It is offering 44.89 million new shares of 50 sen each at RM1 each, of which 9.3 million new shares would be offered to the public.

KUALA LUMPUR: Mah Sing Group Bhd has a three-pronged strategy for continued growth and aims to have a market capitalisation of RM5 billion within five years.

KUALA LUMPUR: The proposed development of the Malaysian Rubber Board (MRB) land in Sungai Buloh is an effort towards realising the objective of the New Economic Model of making Malaysia a high income country, said Deputy Minister in the Prime Minister's Department, Datuk SK Devamany.

BEIJING: Property prices in the mainland rose at a slower pace in June from a month ago, government data showed on Monday, in a further sign that Beijing’s efforts to cool the sizzling real estate market were kicking in.

KUALA LUMPUR: Malaysia is a hot-bed for the world’s rarest iconic natural attractions and serves as a tourist magnet. The country has attractive locations with vast potential for development as eco-tourism icons, according to a development planning expert.

Mah Sing
Acquiring Three Land Parcels In The Klang Valley For RM276m

Mah Sing Group
3 more land acquisitions of GDV RM1.1b

SYDNEY: Australian home loan commitments for May, released by the Australian Bureau of Statistics (ABS) on Monday, July 12.

A Reuters poll forecast the number of home loans rose 1.5%, seasonally adjusted. Estimates ranged from a fall of 4.5% to a rise of 3.4%.

HONG KONG: Hundreds of home seekers and investors lined up last Saturday, July 10 to snap up 365 flats at two housing projects — signalling buyers are taking advantage of a rising property market.

Some 285 flats or 76% of the flats at Lime Stardom in Tai Kok Tsui were gone by 5pm after sales were launched at 9am.

HONG KONG: Chinachem Group, once counted among Hong Kong's leading property developers, is bidding to recapture its former glory days, now that the legal tussle over the estate of its late chairman, Nina Wang Kung Yu-sum, has been settled in its favour.