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While the newer properties are becoming more upscale, most of the older projects in USJ are predominantly within the mid-end segment.

The bill to amend the Land Acquisition Act 1960, aimed at improving land acquisition procedures in the country, was debated by 22 Members of Parliament before it was passed, without any changes.

Deputy minister of Federal Territories Datuk Loga Bala Mohan said Kuala Lumpur City Hall (DBKL) will be spending a total of RM92 million to upgrade infrastructure in Kuala Lumpur (KL), to prevent further floods in the future.

The take-up rate for Matrix Concept’s ongoing projects remains encouraging. Suriaman phase 1 and 2’s take-up rates have increased from 58% to 73% quarter-on-quarter (q-o-q), while the recently launched Hijayu 3 saw an encouraging take-up rate above 51%.

Al-Salam REIT is currently assessing a mixed asset (commercial and retail) for acquisition, which could lift its total investment property value above the RM1 billion mark.

In FY15, Ho Hup’s net profit gained 8.15% to RM71.11 million, mainly due to the turnaround of its concrete mix division.

The most expensive project was Indera Subang at an average price per unit of RM729,000.

USJ’s strong performance in the 12 months to 1Q2015 was buoyed by transactions at Main Place Residence USJ21.

S P Setia's Setia EcoTempler project is coming up in Rawang. A major attraction is the developer's efforts to maintain the existing flora and fauna, creeks and lakes. This will be The Legend of the Nine Creeks. 

Located to the east of Bali is the less famous Indonesian island of Lombok. The 4,725 sq km island boasts pristine beaches and is known as a great surfing spot. Apart from white sandy beaches, it has mountains, forests and waterfalls as well as great hiking trails.