Developers viewed as proxy for economy
Property sector Downgrade to underweight: The broad market has been rebounding on the back of a strengthening ringgit, while the economic outlook appears to have stabilised.
Property sector Downgrade to underweight: The broad market has been rebounding on the back of a strengthening ringgit, while the economic outlook appears to have stabilised.
Eco World Development Group Bhd (March 25, RM1.
SEMENYIH (March 27): Eco World Group Bhd (EcoWorld) sold half of the furniture, home decoration items, and electronic and electrical appliances – valued at RM100,000 – used at some of its show units at its Eco Majestic sales gallery here in the first three hours of its Majestic Bazaar event here today.
PETALING JAYA (March 25): UEM Sunrise Bhd has completed the topping out for its condominium project, Verdi “eco-dominiums”, in its Symphony Hills development in Cyberjaya, Selangor, the group said in a press statement today.
SHAH ALAM (March 26): Eco World Development Group Bhd (EcoWorld) is confident of achieving its RM4 billion sales target for its financial year ending October 2016.
PETALING JAYA (March 24): Bukit Bintang City Centre’s (BBCC) serviced apartments – which will be open for a public preview this weekend – will be priced indicatively at RM1,600 psf, said a personnel from developer BBCC Development Sdn Bhd.
Property sector Maintain neutral: Among our coverage universe, Matrix Concepts Holdings Bhd is the only developer that has managed to achieve positive growth in full-year sales (+28% year-on-year [y-o-y]) mainly due to its focus on the affordable mass market with a pricing range of below RM600,000.
PETALING JAYA (March 23): UEM Sunrise Bhd has sold a total of 129 properties worth RM215 million across the central and southern regions following its two-month Signature Selection campaign held late last year.
TECHNOLOGY is posing quite a challenge to the conventional way of doing business, including real estate buying, selling and renting.
KUALA LUMPUR (MARCH 18): Specialist commercial real estate sector has become an established favourite of ultra-high net wealth individual (UHNWI) investors over the past decade, according to international property consultancy Knight Frank.