Mixed reaction to reviving crooked bridge
JOHOR BAHRU (Oct 18) – The idea of reviving the crooked bridge project to replace the causeway has drawn mixed reaction.
Johor MB: Putrajaya may revive Johor ‘crooked bridge’ project
KUALA LUMPUR (Oct 16): The government is mulling to revive the Johor ‘crooked bridge’ project, which was mooted by Prime Minister Tun Dr Mahathir Mohamad before his first retirement as the country’s premier in 2003.
Unsold completed homes at record high
KAJANG: The slow property market has led to the increase in residential overhang numbers which as of 1H2018 totals 29,227 units worth RM17.
UPDATE: Number of built unsold home jumps almost 20% in 1H2018
KAJANG (Oct 11) : The slow market absorption of properties has led to the increase in residential overhang which totals 29,227 units worth RM17.
Pestech wins RM75m job Gemas-JB electrified double-track project
KUALA LUMPUR (October 10): Pestech International Bhd has secured a signalling system work subcontract worth RM75 million for the Gemas-Johor Baru (JB) electrified double-track project.
RM2bn in local account proves Forest City units transacted in Malaysia, says project developer – report
PETALING JAYA (Oct 7): The RM2 billion that has been deposited by buyers of condominiums in Forest City into its Housing Development Account (HDA) proves that the units were transacted in Malaysia, said its developer Country Garden Pacificview Sdn Bhd (CGPV).
MTEM: Johor should continue with bumi perks for properties priced over RM1m
PETALING JAYA (Oct 5): The Malay Economic Action Council (MTEM) has urged the Johor government to ignore a suggestion to do away with bumiputera quotas and discounts for properties priced above RM1 million, reported The Malaysian Insight.
MBJB allocates RM82m to upgrade infrastructure in Johor Bahru
JOHOR BAHRU (Oct 5): The Johor Bahru City Council (MBJB) has allocated RM82 million under the Development Services Fund (ISF) to implement the development of infrastructure projects within the MBJB area.
Johor exco: China investors not after citizenship
PETALING JAYA (October 5): China investors main intention was to purchase holiday homes, not to relocate, said state International Trade, Investment and Utilities Committee chairman Jimmy Puah Wee Tse.