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OSK Property Holdings director resigns

KUALA LUMPUR: Tan Boon Chuan, an executive director of OSK Property Holdings Bhd, has resigned from his post effective immediately, the group announced to Bursa Malaysia on Friday, Mar 11.

Tan, 50, had joined group subsidiary OSK Properties Sdn Bhd in 2004 as chief operating officer.

He was previously a business development director in Citraprop Sdn Bhd for two years.

CBRE: Hospitality industry recovering in 4Q

KUALA LUMPUR: CB Richard Ellis (Malaysia) (CBRE) reported that the hospitality industry, especially 5-star hotels, have recovered in 2010 with full-year occupancy for 5-star hotels reaching 68%, up from 2009s 58%, it said in its 4Q Marketview Kuala Lumpur Hospitality report on Friday, Mar 11.

CBRE: Retail market looking positive for 2011

KUALA LUMPUR: CB Richard Ellis (Malaysia) (CBRE) reported that 2010 will see increase retail activity in its 4Q Marketview Kuala Lumpur Retail report released on Friday, Mar 11.

CBRE: Growth in KL residential properties for 2011

KUALA LUMPUR: CB Richard Ellis (Malaysia) (CBRE) reported growth in the residential property market for 2011 although it will not replicate 2010 levels in its 4Q Marketview Kuala Lumpur Residential report on Friday, Mar 11.

CBRE: New office supply makes it a tenants market

KUALA LUMPUR: CB Richard Ellis (Malaysia) (CBRE) notes that new office supply in the coming years will make it a tenants market, in its 4Q2010 Marketview Kuala Lumpur Office report released on Friday, Mar 11.

Additionally, CBRE expects occupancies and rents will remain flat or decline slightly during 2011 before undergoing even greater downward pressure in 2012-13.

Trump to build two skyscrapers in Georgia

NEW YORK: United States billionaire Donald Trump will build two 40-storey skyscrapers in Georgia worth US$300 million, according to an investment agreement signed on Thursday, Mar 10 on the sidelines of the visit of Georgian President Mikhail Saakashvili to the United States.

MARC withdraws ratings on Mulpha International's RM75m bank guaranteed MUNIF

KUALA LUMPUR: Malaysian Rating Corporation Bhd (MARC) has withdrawn the MARC-1ID(bg)/AA-ID(bg) ratings on Mulpha International Bhd's RM75 million Bank Guaranteed MUNIF with immediate effect.

The rating withdrawal was following the cancellation of the programme as confirmed by the facility agent, AmInvestment Bank Bhd, it said in a statement on Friday, Mar 11.

SPNB: LRT extension costs to stay within RM7b

KUALA LUMPUR: Syarikat Prasarana Negara Bhd (SPNB) said the costs for the extensions of the Kelana Jaya Light Rail Transit (LRT) line and the Ampang LRT line would not exceed the RM7 billion budget.