Sunway Bhd up 17 sen on special dividend, TP upgrade
KUALA LUMPUR (Sept 3): Sunway Bhd's shares rose as much as 5% after the property and construction firm declared a special dividend of 26 sen a share.
Work packages for HSR project set on 2017
PETALING JAYA (Sept 3): Malaysia plans to submit work packages for the multi-billion-ringgit Kuala Lumpur-Singapore-high-speed rail (HSR) project by 2017 at the earliest, reported the digitaledge DAILY today.
Shunfu Ville up for collective sale at minimum price of S$688 mil
Source: JLL Singapore SINGAPORE (Sept 3): Shunfu Ville, a 358-unit residential project in Upper Thomson, is up for collective sale with a minimum price of S$688 million (RM2.
Aquaponics: The modern solution to residential farming
AS more high-rises and smaller terraced houses begin to spring up in the Klang Valley, urbanites are finding it more difficult to have a “green space” in their homes.
PROPERTY SNAPSHOT 4: What’s hot in Puchong?
This is the final part in a series of four snapshots on Puchong.
Ringgit fall timely for Singaporeans to buy Malaysian luxury property: MoneySmart
SINGAPORE (Sept 2): With the ringgit plumbing record lows against a basket of weighted currencies, especially the Singapore dollar, there is no better time for Singaporeans to invest in Malaysian properties, says founder and CEO of MoneySmart.
Sunway declares special cash dividend of 26 sen
KUALA LUMPUR (Sept 2): Sunway Bhd declared a special cash dividend of 26 sen to reward shareholders.
Ascott to manage Somerset Arcadia Miri
PETALING JAYA (Sept 2): CapitaLand’s wholly-owned serviced residence business unit, The Ascott Ltd (Ascott) has successfully secured a management contract for the 200-unit Somerset Arcadia Miri in Sarawak.
RM100 mil Sia Boey redevelopment project launched in Penang
GEORGE TOWN (Sep 2): There will be colour at the dilapidated Sia Boey Market in George Town this Sunday when the Penang government launches its RM100 million Sia Boey: Reborn project.
High home prices and falling savings rates hit India’s residential market
KUALA LUMPUR (Sept 2): Property developers in India will continue to face challenges in the next 12 months as developers deal with weak cash flow, flat sales and stagnant prices, according to the Moody’s report, Developers' cash flows to remain weak amid flat sales and high costs.
