Parkwood buys 32-acre land in Rawang for landed residential development
Parkwood said it has plans to develop this cluster of land into a contemporary landed residential enclave.
Parkwood said it has plans to develop this cluster of land into a contemporary landed residential enclave.
The company expects the contract to contribute positively to its earnings for the financial year ending Dec 31, 2024 and until the contract expires.
This is part of its business transformation plan to rationalise non-core assets and to move its warehouse from Rawang to its steel furniture manufacturing plant in Melaka, the group said in a bourse filing on Friday.
OCR said that under the joint-venture (JV) agreement, the landowner, Lecca Properties (M) Sdn Bhd, stands to gain RM45 million for partnering with the developer.
Prior to the current earthworks contract for the Gamuda Gardens Park project, Advancecon had previously completed earthworks for the adjacent Gamuda Gardens township in Rawang in 2020.
In a filing to Bursa Malaysia, Epison said it has inked a consortium agreement with PCSB to establish a consortium to develop the housing project, Rumah Idaman MBI, that will have 2,251 housing units, and to explore future collaborations of such nature.
Looking ahead, the group acknowledged challenges in the domestic property sector due to higher interest rates, ongoing inflation and an oversupply of properties in different markets and segments.
The land is directly next to the LATAR Expressway or Kuala Lumpur-Kuala Selangor Expressway, and within one-hour reach to both KLIA and Port Klang.
In a filing with Bursa Malaysia on Thursday (April 13), Maxim announced that it is buying four companies — Zapland Property Sdn Bhd, Asiatic Network Sdn Bhd, Brogan Maxim Sdn Bhd and Maxim Realty Sdn Bhd — which collectively hold an 86.
"We anticipate a greater uptake for our future products with the upcoming retail, leisure and commercial properties in the next two years to tailor for the burgeoning market in this area.