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重点报道：柔佛房产市场：今年是进场好时机？
在经济和政治氛围不明、银行继续收紧放贷政策与市场担忧高楼产业供应过剩的环境中，柔佛产业市场步伐阑珊地走过了2016年。 根据国家产业资讯中心（National Property Information Centre ，简称Napic），去年第三季的柔佛主要产业总成交价值按年跌29.
BNM's OPR decision a balancing act, says Standard Chartered
KUALA LUMPUR (Jan 19): Bank Negara Malaysia (BNM)'s decision today on the overnight policy rate (OPR) is a toss-up between the country's inflation rate and the risk of capital outflows, said Standard Chartered Bank Malaysia Bhd.
MBAM expects RM2 bil impact on contractors from levy
KUALA LUMPUR (Jan 9): Master Builders Association Malaysia (MBAM) expects a RM2 billion per annum impact to the construction industry, in particular contractors, due to the change in foreign worker levy policy by the government.
Second Chance sees 1Q net profit drop by half
SINGAPORE (Dec 30): Lower sales from Second Chance Properties’ apparel, properties and securities business cut its 1Q17 net profit by half to S$1.
Mulpha to subscribe for US$60 mil notes
KUALA LUMPUR (Dec 29): Mulpha International Bhd said it is subscribing for US$60 million (RM268.
US-based investment firm exploring potential warehouses in Malaysia
KUALA LUMPUR (Dec 27): Private investment company, Guidance Investments, is looking at potential warehouse opportunities in Malaysia to expand its property portfolio in the Southeast Asia (SEA) market, according to Guidance Investments’ Asian Real Estate managing director Pius Ho.
Iris Corp co-founder cuts stake amid restructuring plan
KUALA LUMPUR (Dec 27): Iris Corp Bhd co-founder, group managing director and chief executive officer Datuk Tan Say Jim has sold a substantial stake in the group, triggering talks of changes at the top.
Premature of Putrajaya to condemn DEIAs — Penang
GEORGE TOWN (Dec 23): The Penang government has refuted a federal minister’s claims that the state has failed to comply with the law in preparation of relevant environmental impact studies for the RM46 billion Penang Transport Master Plan (PTMP), saying such claims were “premature” as the reports have yet to even be submitted to Putrajaya.
