EMKAY Group partners tour agency to jointly develop floating villas in Royal Belum rainforest
Pulau Banding is located at Tasik Temenggor, the second-largest lake in Peninsular Malaysia, and within the Royal Belum-Temenggor forest complex.
LBS unveils Centrum Iris in Cameron Highlands, Pahang
The project is located in Brinchang’s commercial hub, featuring 705 residential units, with built-ups ranging from 595 to 1,370 sq ft, and priced from RM476,000.
BMI says Malaysia's planned RON95 subsidy removal heightens rate hike risk, but keeps OPR target at 3%
The proposed RON95 petrol subsidy rationalisation — set to be implemented by mid-2025 as announced in Budget 2025 — could drive inflation higher, potentially prompting policymakers to act 'sooner than later', BMI said in a commentary note on Friday.
Gamuda share price could trade over RM8 if market value catches up with orderbook — CGS
That means Gamuda should be valued at RM8.
Parkson unit inks 10-year lease deal in Guizhou, China
Parkson said the tenancy agreement was entered into with Guizhou Hanhua Real Estate Development Co Ltd to occupy 26,723 square metres of space in the Baolong International Building.
Kenanga Research downgrades sector call on REITs to ‘neutral’
In a separate note, Hong Leong Investment Bank (HLIB) also maintained a “neutral” outlook on the REIT sector.
TNB: Data centres 'best customers' for infrastructure investment
It was previously reported that TNB expects to see electricity demand from data centres reach 5,000MW by 2035, accounting for 15-20% of total electricity demand in the country then.
Shahrir wants law firm representing Felda and FIC to be disqualified; trial postponed
Tan Sri Shahrir Samad filed the application on Jan 3.
CBRE | WTW: Mega infrastructure projects, new technologies to shape Malaysian real estate industry in 2025
CBRE | WTW group managing director Tan Ka Leong: “As we look to 2025, it is clear that the Malaysian property market is entering a transformative phase.
Property management: MIPFM refutes call for separate board to address ‘weaknesses’
While Foo’s article raises important questions about the challenges in strata property management, the proposed separation of roles and regulatory bodies is not a viable solution.
