Malaysia’s economic fundamentals far stronger than in 1998 — Maybank IB CEO
ECRL, Bandar Malaysia projects seen as new growth drivers for the economy
Lunar tunnel engineers excited by boring Moon colonies
But the harsh conditions on the surface of the Moon mean that, once up there, humans need to be shielded from radiation and freezing temperatures in structures which maintain atmospheric pressure in a vacuum.
JAKS 1QFY19 profit above expectations
The stronger-than-expected performance was mainly driven by higher revenue recognition of its Vietnam engineering, procurement and construction (EPC) project, as work progress started to catch up.
Higher profit seen for S P Setia on faster billings
Local projects contributed 94% of the total new sales while international projects contributed the remaining percentage of the total sales.
Office space seen stable for MQREIT
Despite the lacklustre overall office market, MQREIT’s office space will remain relatively stable and well guarded by its long weighted average term to expiry with well-spread net lettable area expiry.
'Redevelopment must have consent of all owners'
En bloc strata sale is where a certain piece of land with buildings erected on it is identified for acquisition by commercial developers.
Malaysia's industrial and logistics market to benefit from BRI
According to global real estate consultancy Knight Frank in its latest research report titled “New Frontiers: Prospects for Real Estate Along the Belt and Road Initiative”, Malaysia is the only other Southeast Asian country to make it to the top 10 of the Knight Frank Belt and Road Index (BARI).
PEPS: Other ways to resolve the oversupply problem
Association of Valuers, Property Managers, Estate Agents and Property Consultants in the Private Sector Malaysia (PEPS) president Michael Kon: Whilst there hasn’t been any major policy announcements of note, the minister has largely focussed on home ownership, affordability and empowerment of the B40 group in particular.
Rehda: Thank you for listening and your willingness to make changes
Rehda president Datuk Soam Heng Choon says the minister had taken cognizance of the association’s input and wish list that was sent to the government in May 2018.
Dear minister, not bad at all for your first year!
You see her in the news almost every day. Not just once but several times per day, she is quoted in articles talking about matters related to the Housing and Local Government Ministry (KPKT). It is undeniable that the Housing and Local Government Minister Zuraida Kamaruddin is one of the hardest working ministers we have today.
