Dijaya Corp Bhd, known for its Tropicana Golf and Country Resort development in Petaling Jaya, plans to direct its focus on its newly acquired tracts in Johor Baru next. Its managing director Datuk Tong Kien Onn tells City & Country the new development may possibly be called Tropicana City @ Danga Bay and is expected to have a gross development value (GDV) of RM3.8 billion.

The Kuala Lumpur office market is expected to remain lacklustre until later this year as supply exceeds demand. Businesses are also cautious about their expansion plans amid heightened risks from a looming eurozone debt crisis, says Knight Frank Malaysia executive director Sarkunan Subramaniam when presenting The Edge/Knight Frank Klang Valley Office Monitor for 2Q 2010.

Fifty-eight-year-old Singaporean Mrs Chua and her husband were at the showflat of The Scala, Hong Leong Holdings’ latest launch, before 10am on July 28. Due to overwhelming response, a ballot system was put in place on the day of the public launch of the 99-year leasehold condominium.

Klang in Selangor may not be considered a real estate hot spot.

Combining international property investment with luxury holidays, The Hideaways Club of the UK is both an investment fund and a private members club.

The Klang residential property market has been quite active in recent years, outshining the industrial segment that has been historically the area’s strongest sector due to the nearby port activities, says Phua Chee Kok, head o

It is perhaps the first and only listed company on Bursa Malaysia that has three managing directors.

Ho Hon Sang, the newly appointed managing director of property development (Malaysia) at Sunway City Bhd (SunCity), has mixed feelings about his promotion.

Far East Organization (FEO), Singapore’s largest privately held developer, has restarted the marketing and selling of its “ultra-luxury” residential projects under the newly introduced brand name Inessence.

KUALA LUMPUR: Nu Sentral, the upcoming retail mall at transit hub Kuala Lumpur Sentral is expected to generate around RM70 million to RM80 million a year in leasing, said Malaysian Resources Corporation Bhd (MRCB) chief executive officer (CEO) Mohamed Razeek Hussain.