The REAL deal: Total rethink on PR1MA needed
PR1MA must be held accountable for all its decisions.
Fadillah suggests use of prequalified tender to expedite Pan Borneo Highway project
Deputy Prime Minister Datuk Seri Fadillah Yusof: “This is because if we do it through an open tender, it will take a long time, especially if there are too many applications.
CIDB leads delegation of 21 Malaysian companies at Construction Indonesia 2023
The building and engineering products and services promoted include the industrialised building system (IBS), building information modelling (BIM), formwork system, advanced building materials, equipment and machinery and other related construction technologies.
Axbena withdraws RM28 mil suit against Bintai Kinden’s unit after settlement
In a bourse filing on Thursday, the mechanical and electrical engineering firm said Axbena filed a notice of discontinuance in respect of the suit with no legal cost, as well as without liberty to file afresh.
Avaland’s newly launched Alora Residences achieves take-up rate of 50%
1st phase of 2Fifth Avenue, a RM3 billion integrated development in USJ, Subang Jaya SUBANG JAYA (Sept 13): Avaland Bhd’s Alora Residences has achieved a take up rate of 50% since its recent launch.
SCIB inks MOU to explore 'transport oriented development' in Jakarta
According to SCIB, the memorandum of understanding (MOU) signed between the two parties lays the groundwork for future cooperation between the parties on key aspects.
To improve access to housing, govt to shift focus from ownership to rental
Putrajaya’s housing programme is to be guided by the concept of shelter as a basic need and human right, instead of homeownership.
BMI: Bank Negara to begin cutting rates in early 1H2024
“Looking ahead, we believe that the BNM will be wary of loosening monetary policy too soon.
Economists see OPR staying at 3% till end-2024
BNM’s latest statement on Thursday guided that the current monetary policy stance remains supportive of the economy and is consistent with the current assessment of the inflation and growth prospects, while it remains vigilant to ongoing economic developments.
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Addressing Malaysia’s sick housing project crisis from a legal perspective
Current solutions of EOT for developers and LAD for homebuyers are in place, but the issue of “sick” housing projects not only persists but continues to rise.
