News about Kuching

They are the first strata-titled landed homes in Sarawak’s capital KUCHING (April 17): ParkCity Group has announced the launch of its maiden development in the city -- the 45-acre Kenny Heights.

Sarawak’s commitment to infrastructure growth is evident through the progress of the KUTS project, backed by RM 900 million in funding for 2024, amid a record-high RM9 billion development expenditure.

The KUTS projects aim to transform Kuching into a dynamic and competitive city by providing user-friendly mobility services through the Greater Kuching area with the introduction of the autonomous rapid transit.

With a gross development value (GDV) of over RM700 million, 99 Legend will offer a total of 1,214 condominium units including five penthouses spread across two connecting towers — a 57-storey Tower Anton and a 52-storey Tower Belim — on a 4.

ADSB has secured RM17 million of orders for its construction business, and submitted tender applications and quotations for construction works amounting to RM6.

The disposal is expected to generate an estimated net gain of RM600,000.

Designed to be aligned with the market’s desire for a wellness-centred lifestyle, 168 Park Selayang offers 25 retreat-inspired facilities including a reflexology path, childcare centre, herb garden, water playground, swimming pool, and a barbecue area.

EXAL, managing director Albert Ko: For me, coming home to Kuching, was like rediscovering a part of me that had been missing for decades.

The group had in 2014 disposed of the 54.

You may not have heard of Exal Group in Malaysia, but if you were well-versed with real estate developments in Perth, Western Australia, Exal would be a familiar name.