IOI Corp returns 5,000 hectares of disputed native land in Sarawak
KUALA LUMPUR (March 19): IOI Corp Bhd said today it had relinquished its interest over 5,000 hectares of native land to resolve long-standing land disputes in Sarawak.
Pride of a responsible housing developer
Of late, some purchasers have told us of the “extras” they have received upon delivery of vacant possession.
Collateral warranty – Extending protection to purchasers?
It’s time to consider a new clause in the statutory sale and purchase agreement to allow purchasers to “inherit” the manufacturers’, contractors’ and suppliers’ warranties given to housing developers.
EdgeProp Research: Price for semidees in Damansara Heights remained steady
The first nine months of 2020 saw a total of nine bungalows, five semidees and five condominiums change hands.
Damansara Heights: An unbeatable address
Declining prices or not, Damansara Heights in the heart of Kuala Lumpur continues to fly high as a hot and affluent address in the Klang Valley.
Covid-19: Malaysia reports 1,213 new infections on first anniversary of MCO
KUALA LUMPUR (March 18): The Ministry of Health reported 1,213 new Covid-19 infections today, with three more deaths, raising cumulative coronavirus infections in the country to 328,466, with total deaths now at 1,223.
IMF: Malaysian economy is set to recover in 2021, growth projected at 6.5%
KUALA LUMPUR (March 18): The Malaysian economy is set to recover in 2021, with growth projected at 6.
IOI Corp has agreed to return native customary rights land to Sarawak villagers — report
KUALA LUMPUR (March 18): Oil palm plantation company IOI Corp Bhd is reported to have agreed to return 5,000ha of native customary rights (NCR) land to villagers in Tinjar, Sarawak under a resolution, which resulted from more than two years of engagement by both parties involved in the disputed land after the provisional lease was issued by the state government in 1996.
Malaysia's richest tycoons and the billions in dividends they earned in the final quarter of 2020
KUALA LUMPUR (March 18): Eight of Malaysia's top 10 richest tycoons — based on Forbes' 2020 billionaires list — earned a whopping RM1.
