China dominates property portfolio deals in 3Q
SINGAPORE (Nov 8): Commercial real estate transaction volumes in Asia Pacific fell by 1.
Andrew Lim to be new group CFO of CapitaLand from Jan 1
SINGAPORE (Nov 8): CapitaLand Ltd has announced the appointment of Andrew Lim as its new group chief financial officer (CFO) with effect from Jan 1, 2017.
Titijaya Land looks to construction for new growth
KUALA LUMPUR (Nov 7): While Titijaya Land Bhd has denied that China Railway Group Ltd (CREC) is acquiring shares in the company to build up a strategic stake, it will be signing a deal with the Chinese construction company tomorrow in relation to what it has termed as “a potential development project collaboration”.
KLCCP Stapled Group reports higher 3Q profit
KUALA LUMPUR (Nov 4): KLCCP Stapled Group has declared a higher income distribution for the third quarter ended Sept 30, 2016 (3QFY16) on the back of higher earnings.
Genting Singapore 3Q earnings double to S$136.6 mil
SINGAPORE (Nov 4): Genting Singapore’s third-quarter (3Q) earnings doubled to S$136.
Consider reverse mortgages for senior citizens, government urged
KUALA LUMPUR: Rather than subsidising the cost of senior citizen living, property industry experts suggested that reverse mortgages could better help senior homeowners be more financially independent in their golden years.
Malaysia may see investment from prominent China developer
BEIJING (Nov 3): Malaysia has attracted growing investment interest from major China companies, among which is the giant real estate developer, China Fortune Land Development Co Ltd (CFLD), Bernama reported today.
A holistic approach to work
How often do you hear of a real estate agency that provides an in-house gym in order to promote work-life balance among its staff? Located in Petaling Jaya, the headquarters of Hartamas Real Estate Sdn Bhd not only has a gym studio but also karaoke facilities for its employees.
Infrastructure projects benefit only big players
KELANA JAYA (Nov 2): Budget 2017 may seem favourable to the construction sector as many infrastructure projects have been announced, but Master Builders Association Malaysia immediate past president Datuk Matthew Tee said the effect may be limited as only a few big players will be awarded the jobs.
