The Edge Top Property Developers Awards 2015: Judges' remarks
Judge methodology Tan Sri Teo Chiang Kok A patron and past president of the Real Estate and Housing Developers’ Association (Rehda) of Malaysia.
UOA Developmen: Focusing on the affordable segment
The interview with C S Kong, the media-shy managing director of UOA Development Bhd, takes place in a corporate club at the company’s 60-acre flagship integrated development Bangsar South.
IOI Properties: Reaching new heights through diversification
IOI Properties Group Bhd, the property development arm of IOI Group, was established in 1980.
Gamuda Land: Next up, smart cities
Gamuda Land, the property division of Gamuda Bhd, has made it to the Top 10 spot of The Edge Malaysia Top Property Developer Awards for four consecutive years.
Ivory Properties eyes 40-45% gross profit from Penang Times Square's phases four, five
GEORGE TOWN (Nov 25): Ivory Properties Group Bhd is expected to see a 40% to 45% gross profit contribution from phases four and five of its Penang Times Square project on Jalan Datuk Keramat, over the next five years.
Ikea set to open third and fourth stores in Johor and Penang in three years
KUALA LUMPUR (Nov 20): Swedish furniture provider Ikea plans to open two more stores in Malaysia in the next three years, said Ikea Malaysia, Singapore and Thailand retail director Mike King yesterday.
Flight attendant changes career to become real estate agent
CAROLYN Chin landed on both feet after her career as an air stewardess.
Sanichi active, up 17.65% as management upbeat on property division
KUALA LUMPUR (Nov 5): Precision plastic injection moulding fabricator Sanichi Technology Bhd's shares drew investors' interest, after the group said it aims to reap an annual profit of up to RM13 million from its maiden property project for the next three years.
Penang Commission of Inquiry issues damning report on fatal structural collapses
GEORGE TOWN (Nov 2): The fatal Second Penang Bridge scaffold collapse and the Menara Umno fin wall collapse in June 2013 could and should had been prevented if “gross human errors were not committed”, said a Penang Commission of Inquiry report on the two incidents.
