KUALA LUMPUR: Petaling Tin Bhd reported a net loss of RM10.02 million for its third quarter (3Q) financial results ended July 31, 2010, compared with a net loss of RM982,000 a year ago.

It said on Monday, Sept 20, that for the group's cumulative results, it recorded a net loss of RM11.244 million, compared with a loss of RM2.241 million a year ago.

KUALA LUMPUR: Mah Sing Group Bhd’s One Legenda three-storey bungalows in Cheras have achieved a 55% take-up rate following its sales launch, said the company's chief operating officer Teh Heng Chong.

BEIJING: A high percentage, 72.2%, of mainland Chinese said that property prices are "too high to accept" despite government measures to cool the real estate sector, a survey from the central bank revealed.

MACAU: The European-style mansions scattered throughout Macau reflect its 400 years of Portuguese heritage, but in a sad reminder of the city's changing face the families who lived in them are mostly long gone.

LONDON: Property asking prices in England and Wales fell for a third consecutive month in September and have lost half the gains they made in the six months of the year, a survey showed on Monday, Sept 20.

BEIJING: An increasing number of Chinese think house prices will rise further, but fewer bankers expect a pre-emptive monetary policy tightening, according to a quarterly survey by the People's Bank of China released on Sunday, Sept 19.

I-Bhd's technology hub in Shah Alam is buzzing with activity these days. CEO Eu Hong Chew attributes this to the township's City of Digital Lights and collaboration with the Tourism Ministry to turn it into a hot spot for tourists.

Sima Group of Companies, through its founder and chairman, Gan Seng Biang, completed its first construction project some 30 years ago. It was a 6-storey apartment project in Brickfields in Kuala Lumpur.The company first started out in 1974 as a construction company.

The London Olympics and Paralympic Games are just two years away and the ripples from a major urban overhaul are already sweeping through Stratford and the adjoining Lower Lea Valley, besides other neighbourhoods such as Cricklewood, Earls Court and areas within the London Borough of Hackney.It is no coincidence that a 500-acre tract in Stratford and the Lower Lea Valley was chosen to house the

The main Balestier Road has retained some of its charm with the presence of the Tua Peck Kong temple, Balestier Market and Food Centre, shophouses selling lighting fixtures and other home fittings, as well as popular eateries s