Mitraland announces series of partnerships for Novva Nexus office tower in Gravit8, Klang
Scheduled for launch in November 2025, the 28-storey Novva Nexus office tower has a gross development value of RM129 million.
Nexus Industrial Hub: Redefining Light Industrial Spaces in South Penang
Nexus Industrial Hub is a freehold light industrial development located in Jawi, Nibong Tebal, Penang, within proximity to Sungai Bakap and the thriving Batu Kawan Industrial Park.
IGBC 2025 convenes 800 delegates, introduces academia-industry sustainability programme
This year’s IGBC introduced the Academia Participation Sponsorship Programme (APSP), which enabled more than 100 students and lecturers from 12 universities nationwide to attend, supported by RM100,000 in industry sponsorships.
Urban Renewal Bill: Govt to raise consent threshold to 80% for all projects, demographics to be considered as debate pushed back to next Parliament sitting
Housing and Local Government Minister Nga Kor Ming: This adjustment reflects the government’s respect for stakeholder input.
Anwar says Urban Renewal Bill can be improved, urges critics to give it a chance
Prime Minister Datuk Seri Anwar Ibrahim: No legislation is perfect.
Placemaker Week Asean 2025: Build cities for social interaction to counter depression
“Communal design is not about replicating traditional structures, but about adapting their principles.
Malaysian Bar joins calls to defer Urban Renewal Bill, says compulsory acquisition clause 'illogical'
It criticised provisions that would allow compulsory acquisition from dissenting landowners once thresholds are met, calling it “illogical” and unfair.
Mosaic Residences: A Freehold TOD Address in USJ 1
Mosaic Residences, developed by Cheras Traders Square Sdn.
Architects institute urges refinements to Urban Renewal Bill to better protect public interest
“PAM reiterates its commitment to supporting the government in achieving meaningful urban renewal.
Minister confirms no withdrawal of Urban Renewal Bill, second reading set for Thursday
Housing and Local Government Minister Nga Kor Ming accused opponents of the bill of “playing with sentiment and engaging in destructive politics”.
