Economists bet on BNM leaving the OPR unchanged later today
A Bloomberg poll showed that all 24 economists it surveyed are expecting BNM to keep the OPR unchanged at 3% following March's milder-than-expected inflation data — up 1.
UOB KayHian starts coverage on Lagenda Properties, target price RM2.05
UOB KayHian said that based on 2023 National Property Information Centre data, 53% of residential transactions in Malaysia involved houses priced at less than RM300,000, with Perak, Selangor, Johor, Kedah and Pahang being the key contributors.
Hartamas celebrates growth and achievements at awards event
Having evolved from concentrating on the sub-sale market with “a small team” in 1996, Hartamas now offers “a full range of real estate services, including property management, valuation, academy services, workspace interior design, and architecture”.
IJM Land’s Daffodil Residency achieves 55% take-up rate
Daffodil Residency will spread across 7.
GCH Retail says Giant Batu Caves tenancy dispute with landlord still being decided by courts
The hypermarket operator said it has appealed against a court order to surrender the 180,000 sq ft premises, following a summary judgement obtained by its landlord Crystal Promenade Sdn Bhd.
Ho Hup's Flex project to be suspended, buyers refunded as Exsim buys land for RM110m
In addition to the RM110 million disposal consideration, Exsim Persiaran Jalil is to also assume RM10.
Malaysia unlikely to follow in Indonesia's, Philippines' rate hike footsteps — HSBC
Bank Negara Malaysia resisted pressures to raise the overnight policy rate last November, and “we expect the same this week”, HSBC said.
KL Wellness City launches tertiary hospital as part of the township’s first phase
KL International Tertiary Hospital will have an estimated development value of RM1 billion.
7 popular townships in Klang Valley with lush parks
Looking for a property that comes with open spaces that allow you to connect with Mother Nature freely? Here are some townships that offer a perfect blend of greenery, recreation and beautiful homes.
High Court rules that common areas in Centrestage PJ belong to Joint Management Body
Court of Appeal Judge Wong Kian Kheong in his judgment on Feb 19 this year said that the areas in dispute, namely 342 car park bays, landscaped areas, a pool deck, and other common property from the developer and the purchaser of some of the areas, should be the common property of Centrestage and not belong to the developer and the purchaser.
