Singhaiyi posts 52% earnings decline for 3Q
SINGAPORE (Feb 9): Singhaiyi property group reported earnings of S$1.
JLL introduces virtual reality tool
KUALA LUMPUR (Feb 9): Real estate consultancy JLL has introduced VR360, a new technology application that allows clients to watch their real estate projects being built from anywhere in the world.
JLL: Vietnam, the rising star of Southeast Asia’s property market
PETALING JAYA (Jan 25): Vietnam will stand out as a rising star in the Southeast Asia property market with strong demand growth in the office, residential and retail sectors as well as increasing foreign direct investment (FDI) to the country, according to international real estate services firm JLL.
CapitaLand to develop Grade A office tower in Ho Chi Minh City CBD
SINGAPORE (Jan 17): CapitaLand is acquiring a prime commercial site in the CBD of Ho Chi Minh City to develop its first international Grade A office tower in Vietnam.
Jaks’ near-term earnings to be underpinned by Vietnam job
Jaks Resources Bhd (Jan 10, RM1.
Detailed probe on pedestrian bridge collapse, says CIDB
KUALA LUMPUR (Dec 2): The Construction Industry Development Board (CIDB) will carry out a thorough investigation into the collapsed pedestrian bridge near the Abdullah Hukum Apartment in Jalan Bangsar here on Wednesday, Bernama reported today.
China and Vietnam to drive growth for CapitaLand
SINGAPORE (Dec 1): CIMB is maintaining its “add” recommendation and target price of S$4.
UPDATE S P Setia confirms one dead due to pedestrian link collapse
KUALA LUMPUR (Nov 30): Developer S P Setia Bhd has confirmed that one worker has died due to the collapse of a pedestrian link under construction at its project development site in Abdullah Hukum, near Mid Valley City here.
Under-construction pedestrian bridge near Mid Valley mall collapses, at least one dead, nine injured
KUALA LUMPUR (Nov 30): At least one person is dead and nine injured when a pedestrian bridge under construction collapsed near Jalan Kampung Haji Abdullah Hukum, according to reports from the daily New Straits Times.
Can Singapore’s property market find its way out of the perfect storm?
SINGAPORE (Nov 22): Once an investor favourite just a few years ago, Singapore has now sunk to “near the bottom” of the rankings it once topped while struggling with overcapacity, falling demand and a slump in its residential sector.
