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Scientex plans bigger foray into Johor property mart

KUALA LUMPUR: Scientex Quatari Sdn Bhd, the property division of industrial plastic products manufacturer Scientex Bhd, is planning to launch a high-end property project in Pulai, Johor to take advantage of the increasing demand for housing in the area, said Alex Khaw, the group property division general manager.

City&Country: Cover Story-- Bangsar land draw

Bus station, office towers, hotels and even a shopping mall… These are just a few of the guesses being bandied about on the ultimate use of the prized vacant plot where the Unilever headquarters and factory once sat in Jalan Bangsar, Kuala Lumpur.

City&Country: Prima Properties on a new path

Prima Properties Management Sdn Bhd may be an unfamiliar name  in the local building fraternity but this developer has set its sights on becoming a major property player in Malaysia’s information and communications technology (ICT) hub Cyberjaya.

City&Country: KLCC’s luxurious ONE KL

As I stood on the second floor of ONE KL, the latest addition to the high-end condominium market in the Kuala Lumpur city centre, a refreshing breeze made me wonder why we don’t experience this more often in Malaysia, where the heat can be rather unbearable.

City&Country: Real estate secrets - Property and the celebrity

The world of “Lights! Camera! Action!” and paparazzi may seem incongruous with property investment but not for Malaysia’s enterprising young stars. Some of them have already invested in real estate while others are scouting around for good buys.

City&Country: Property stocks rebound

The year 2009 is coming to a close, and what a rollercoaster ride it has been for the local bourse and the real estate scene. Sentiment picked up towards the second half of the year.

City&Country: Mixed forecast for new year

The year 2009 began on a gloomy note around the globe but as it comes to a close, some property markets have begun showing signs of recovery from the global economic turmoil although some property experts remain cautiously optimistic on the outlook for 2010.

City&Country: A stay to remember

When comfort or decadence no longer excites and enthralls, it is time for travellers to look for a unique and unforgettable experience

Malaysian homes at its most affordable - Ahmad Husni

KUALA LUMPUR: Malaysian residential property is presently at its most affordable, said Minister of Finance II Datuk Seri Ahmad Husni Hanadzlah.

Affordability has never been better as banks continue to support the market with very attractive mortgage rates to as low as BLR -2.4% in some cases.