Sime Darby seeks buyer for Melaka hotel
It is learnt that several interested parties have viewed the 18-year-old, 496-room hotel, which is located in Bandar Hilir Melaka, not far from the popular historical sites of A’Famosa and The Stadthuys.
It is learnt that several interested parties have viewed the 18-year-old, 496-room hotel, which is located in Bandar Hilir Melaka, not far from the popular historical sites of A’Famosa and The Stadthuys.
“New planned legislation around fixed quotas for ‘affordable homes’ may help to ease access to the property market; however” more details are yet to be confirmed,” said Cluttons in report.
Previously known as PFCE Bhd, the group had on Nov 12, 2015 received its second managing contractor agreement worth some RM147 million for the development of a three-storey shopping complex and a 12-storey three star hotel in Kemaman district, Terengganu.
A statement on KTM Bhd (KTMB) website said one of the new routes is from Tanjung Malim/Rawang to Port Klang. Currently, the train goes to Seremban. The other is from Batu Caves to Seremban/Gemas, instead of to Port Klang.
Spokesman for the farmers Steven Kong said the developer’s solution to offer housing lots in the site earmarked for development was not suitable for the farmers.
The acquisition will result in savings on monthly rental payable to Johor Corp and to accrue benefits to Kulim, in anticipation of the appreciation of value in the future, as the property still carries a 45-year unexpired lease period.
Gamuda holds 60% in SRS Consortium, which was appointed as the Project Delivery Partner for the plan, along with Loh Phoy Yen Holdings Sdn Bhd and Ideal Property Development Sdn Bhd, which each hold a 20% stake in the consortium.
“With the funding in place for STP2, one of the key aspects to operationalise the project has been successfully addressed,” E&O managing director Datuk Seri Terry Tham Ka Hon said today.
The other winners of the second draw embarked on their trips to Melbourne, Australia; Nanning, China; Ho Chi Minh City, Vietnam; Singapore, and Langkawi.
Singapore's The Straits Times reported that the China-backed consortium led by Malaysia's Iskandar Waterfront Holdings (IWH), which is controlled by the property tychoon Tan Sri Lim Kang Hoo, is the frontrunner for the stake of more than RM11 billion.