Live or work in Penang? Grab a bargain at the Home Sweet Home fair now
GEORGE TOWN (Aug 7): theedgeproperty.
One&Only Palmilla Resort in Mexico wins Travel+Leisure’s World’s Best Awards 2015
HONG KONG (Aug 6): One&Only Palmilla took first place in Travel+Leisure’s World’s Best Resort in Mexico and ranked among the top 20 in the publication's listing of the world's top 100 hotels as voted by its readers.
KL high-end condos outlook cautious: Knight Frank
KUALA LUMPUR (Aug 5): The high-end condominium market segment in Kuala Lumpur is expected to be cautious with lower sales volume and modest price growth in the short to medium term, according to the Knight Frank Malaysia Real Estate Highlight 1H2015.
Malaysians in yellow get on their bikes in Kota Kemuning
KOTA KEMUNING (Aug 4): A 12km bicycle ride called ‘The Yellow Ride’ was organised by Tropicana Corporation Bhd on Aug 1 to mark the relocation Tropicana Aman’s new property gallery here.
Prince Hotel & Residence KL rebrands as Pullman KL
PETALING JAYA (Aug 4): The Prince Hotel & Residence KL has been taken over by French hospitality group AccorHotels and rebranded as Pullman Kuala Lumpur City Centre Hotel & Residence.
EcoFirst’s acquisition of Ulu Klang land further delayed on technical issues
GEORGE TOWN (Aug 4): EcoFirst Consolidated Bhd’s purchase of 62-acre (24.
Agile Property to launch two projects worth RM3.5 bil
KUALA LUMPUR (Aug 1): Agile Property Holdings Ltd, the third-largest property developer in China, will debut two projects in Mont’Kiara and Bukit Bintang worth RM3.
Malaysian commercial properties to be showcased at Asean Property Expo 2015
KUALA LUMPUR (July 31): In conjunction with the 2nd Asean Franchise Expo & Symposium 2015 (AFES 2015), the Asean Retail-Chains & Franchise Federation (ARFF) is introducing the Asean Property Expo 2015 (APE 2015) to showcase Malaysian commercial properties.
Tradewinds Corp acquires land for RM258 mil on Jalan Belfield
KUALA LUMPUR (July 31): Tradewinds Corporation Bhd announced its acquisition of 12.
Singapore residential market gloomy due to ample supply and cooling measures
SINGAPORE (July 30): Singapore’s residential market growth is expected to remain soft in second half of the year, as developers take a restrained stance on new launches in response to homebuyers’ wait-and-see approach, according to a report by real estate consultant company Colliers International Research.
