Quantum leap from new listings (REIT sector update June 20, 2010)
Quantum leap from new listings
Quantum leap from new listings
BEIJING: An increasingly audible outcry on the mainland 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 class.
HAINAN: Whenever villagers from Fenghao on the island of Hainan saw a helicopter hovering over the island's southern Shenzhou peninsula, they guessed it was Larry Yung Chi-kin, the former chairman of Citic Pacific, on an inspection tour of the company's vast development in the area.
JAKARTA: Indonesian developer Bakrieland will cut the size of its planned rights issue to 3.2 trillion rupiah (RM1.13 billion), from 5.4 trillion rupiah, its chief said on Sunday, June 20.
Sungei Wang Plaza has presided over the city's ever-evolving retail landscape for the past 33 years.
Malaysia’s own Green Building Index (GBI) was launched in May last year. Initiated by building professionals with initial funding from Pertubuhan Akitek Malaysia (PAM) and in collaboration with the Association of Consulting Engineers Malaysia (ACEM), the GBI is now being funded by the Malaysia Investment Development Authority (Mida).
There is usually a correlation between real estate values and highway accessibility, as evident from numerous successful projects and schemes located along major highways.
Place: The picturesque Taman Rekreasi Lembah Kiara in Kuala Lumpur’s popular township of Taman Tun Dr Ismail. Day: A bright and sunny Sunday morning with the crisp air punctuated by the gentle humming of birds. Date: June 13, 2010Time: 8am
Mr Ng, a 47-year-old Singaporean, felt that his three daughters, aged 16 to 20, needed more space than they had at their four-bedroom apartment at Grange Residences at the corner of Tanglin Road and Grange Road.
Old Klang Road or Jalan Kelang Lama is one of the oldest thoroughfares in Kuala Lumpur.