Pintaras Jaya secures RM175m piling contracts in Singapore
The contracts, which are set to commence this month, were secured through Pintary Foundations Pte Ltd, a wholly owned unit based in Singapore.
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.
Tropicana unveils Lido Waterfront Boulevard in Johor with groundbreaking ceremony for Skypark Kepler
Skypark Kepler is a premium serviced apartment which will be jointly developed with Banyan Group, an independent global hospitality company.
Archidex 2025 to occupy two venues, MITEC and KLCC, next year
Archidex 2024 generated RM1.
DONE DEAL: Condo unit, Ara Hill Condominium, Ara Damansara, Selangor
DONE DEAL: Factory, Taman Ekoperniagaan, Johor Bahru, Johor DONE DEAL: Bungalow, Bangsar, Kuala Lumpur Up to 27% of non-landed units in Ara Damansara, which is the majority, have less than 500 sq ft in terms of built-up space.
IOI Properties unveils RM12b IOI Rio City integrated development at Bandar Puteri Puchong
A total of 1,600 residential and commercial units will be developed within the first five years of IOI Rio City's development.
Pintaras Jaya buys 33 acres of agricultural land in Kapar for RM22.9m
The company will pay for the acquisition using internal funds, it said.
Eco World Foundation has SMK Selayang Bharu’s students and teachers covered
A 21-metre covered walkway known as “Laluan Teduhan Eco Mutiara” will benefit the school community, especially the special needs students.
Value of professional property management — education, expertise, accountability
Professional property management is a specialised field that requires a strong educational foundation.
Henry Butcher Malaysia: Limited goodies for the property sector in Budget 2025
Biggest beneficiaries of are the education/higher education sectors followed by the health sector KUALA LUMPUR (Oct 25): The biggest beneficiaries of Budget 2025 are the education/higher education sectors followed by the health sector, while the property sector “was not accorded the same priority and there were not that many goodies to cheer up the market”, stated Henry Butcher Malaysia.
