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Kerjaya Prospek sees more job opportunities, unfazed by Mideast war-driven cost hikes

Kerjaya Prospek sees more job opportunities, unfazed by Mideast war-driven cost hikes

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  • Kerjaya Prospek Group remains confident in navigating rising construction costs amid the Middle East conflict.
  • Executive chairman Datuk Seri Tee Eng Ho believes cost pressures are manageable due to their experience.
  • The group anticipates securing more jobs this year, potentially exceeding its RM2 bil target.
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Chin Hin Group Property tops out Ayanna Resort Residences, targets 2Q2027 handover

Chin Hin Group Property tops out Ayanna Resort Residences, targets 2Q2027 handover

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  • Chin Hin Group Property Bhd topped out Ayanna Resort Residences in Bukit Jalil.
  • This RM732.1 mil project has achieved an impressive 95% take-up rate.
  • Handover is targeted for the second quarter of 2027.
KPKT first ministry to receive GreenRE Gold Rating

KPKT first ministry to receive GreenRE Gold Rating

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  • KPKT the first ministry in Malaysia to receive a GreenRE Gold Rating for an existing non-residential building.
  • This reflects KPKT's commitment to energy efficiency and sustainable practices.
  • KPKT aims for a Platinum Rating and will promote green building adoption.
Govt valuer: RM1.39 mil compensation for 'Duta Enclave' in 1956 more than adequate

Govt valuer: RM1.39 mil compensation for 'Duta Enclave' in 1956 more than adequate

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  • A government officer testified that the RM1.39 mil compensation for land acquisition was adequate.
  • He argued that the company's valuation was flawed, using inappropriate comparable properties.
  • The court must determine the 1956 market value for the acquired land.
Malaysia emerging as student housing investment market — JLL

Malaysia emerging as student housing investment market — JLL

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  • Malaysia is an emerging market for student housing investment, attracting capital beyond Australia.
  • Its location, English education, and cost-effectiveness appeal to students from various regions.
  • However, detailed data on Malaysia's student housing market is currently limited.
Sapura Industrial proposes RM42.33m sale of 10.12-acre Bangi industrial land

Sapura Industrial proposes RM42.33m sale of 10.12-acre Bangi industrial land

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  • Sapura Industrial Bhd plans to sell two industrial land parcels for RM42.33 mil cash.
  • This sale is expected to generate a pro forma gain of about RM29.14 mil.
  • The proceeds will fund expansion and working capital, not a separate JV financial assistance.
Sunway MCL targets ‘a few’ Singapore land parcels a year as development pipeline grows

Sunway MCL targets ‘a few’ Singapore land parcels a year as development pipeline grows

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  • Sunway MCL aims to acquire several land parcels annually in Singapore.
  • They seek opportunities across segments, focusing on location and value.
  • This expansion follows Sunway's acquisition of MCL Land last year.
The mainland’s moment: Seberang Perai poised to shape Penang’s next chapter

The mainland’s moment: Seberang Perai poised to shape Penang’s next chapter

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  • Penang's future growth focuses on Seberang Perai, shifting from the island.
  • Think City leads regeneration, empowering communities for sustainable development.
  • This aims to create a resilient, inclusive urban model for Penang's next chapter.
Penang’s shrinking divide is narrowing property price gap across strait

Penang’s shrinking divide is narrowing property price gap across strait

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  • Industry professionals actively engaged in Penang say the property market is entering a more selective phase.
  • Mainland Penang's housing market is increasingly shaped by the state's industrial expansion.
  • Between 2019 and 2024, the average mainland transaction rose by 21.5%, from RM359,933 to RM437,223.
Penang’s healthcare economy runs wider than its medical tourism numbers

Penang’s healthcare economy runs wider than its medical tourism numbers

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  • Malaysia's medical tourism revenue grew 23.2% to RM3.35 bil in 2025, with 1.85 million patient arrivals.
  • Penang led this growth, accounting for 45% of national revenue and treating over 527,000 foreign patients.
  • Medical tourism boosting demand for serviced apartments and longer-stay accommodation in Penang.
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