Elmina Business Park, Selangor factory sold for RM11.5m | DONE DEAL
Park Regent, Kuala Lumpur condo unit sold for RM11.
Federal Court defers decision on Bukit Cherakah forest reserve challenge
Datuk Rhodzariah Bujang, leading a three-judge panel together with Datuk Abu Bakar Jais and Datuk Lee Swee Seng, said they need more time to study the submissions and will inform the parties of a date for a decision in due course.
Lawmakers urge halt to Selangor parking scheme, seek full disclosure and review
“On the surface, this revenue-sharing scheme seems lopsided and demands further detailed disclosures,” they said, noting that Petaling Jaya alone is projected to face a revenue shortfall of around RM10 million under the proposed deal.
SD Guthrie set to recur earnings of RM500m to RM1b over next five years from industrial developments, land disposal—RHB
It noted that of seven MOUs signed by SD Guthrie to develop 6,070 acres of land over the next decade, only one has reached the SPA so far.
BNM likely to keep OPR unchanged at 2.75% until mid-2026 amid global headwinds—analyst
“I think the central bank wants to wait and see whether the July rate cut will support economic growth.
Govt urged to set up credit scoring agency to regulate eligibility of borrowers
“Although in Malaysia we have credit reporting companies such as CTOS, the average citizen does not understand credit scores and does not know his/her own credit scores.
Mah Sing topped out M Nova in Kepong
M Nova is a mixed-use development consisting of three blocks of serviced residences with built-ups ranging from 700 to 1,000 sq ft.
KPKT wants ‘pay-per-use’ maintenance fees in future affordable developments
Nga Kor Ming: We are starting with the Rumah Bakat Madani initiative led by SkyWorld Pearlmont in Penang, which features a pay-per-use clubhouse with an infinity pool, pickleball and badminton courts, a children’s playground, and gyms.
Boutique developer Bon Estates achieves 95% sales at Bon Kiara
“The Bon Experience is a testament to our belief that everyone deserves to live better, surrounded by like-minded neighbours in spaces designed for wellness, leisure and growth.
Kuala Lumpur Architecture Week debuts with RM2b boost, public installations in Chinatown
Held in conjunction with the International Architecture, Interior Design and Building Exhibition (Archidex) 2025, the week-long initiative is themed “Reviving the City’s Heartbeat”, aiming to transform old Kuala Lumpur into a walkable showcase of public installations, design trails, sketching sessions and curated food stops.
