I-Bhd announces partnership with Wyndham Hotels & Resorts
The existing property is a luxury condominium with a gross development value (GDV) of RM820 million.
YTL REIT proposes rental revisions, refurbishment of AC Hotel chain
In a Bursa Malaysia filing on Tuesday, YTL REIT said the lessees of its AC hotel chain are agreeable to the increase in annual rental for all three hotels amounting to a collective RM2.
UEM Sunrise shares hit four-year high in active trading
The counter has risen more than 231% this year, on sentiment play amid an inflow of positive news for projects in Johor, in particular near the Iskandar region, where UEM Sunrise’s portfolio is mostly located.
UEM Sunrise: Land deal with Melati Ehsan beneficial as we can monetise asset while keeping control of development rights
The RM85 million proceeds from the disposal will be used for working capital by its subsidiary Mega Legacy (M) Sdn Bhd (MLSB), which will be given the rights to develop the land.
BLand among top actives after rail arm appointed Johor's Tun Aminah as chairperson
On Tuesday, BLand said Tun Aminah holds a 30% stake in Berjaya Rail, which is actively participating in the request for information exercise by MyHSR Corp for the revilatised Kuala Lumpur-Singapore High Speed Rail project.
Crescendo buys two plots of land in Johor Bahru for RM72m
The total gross land area is approximately 3.
E&O executive chairman and executive director increase their stake via conversion of ICULS
Kerjaya Prospek Development (M) Sdn Bhd, a wholly-owned subsidiary of Kerjaya Prospek Group Bhd, saw its shares in E&O rise by 100 million to 114.
ECM Libra to buy beachfront land in Johor to grow hospitality segment
ECM Libra said its wholly owned unit ECM Libra Desaru Sdn Bhd is acquiring the entire equity interest of Desaru Beachfront 2 Sdn Bhd, owner of a 36,831-square metre plot, for RM17.
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Addressing Malaysia’s sick housing project crisis from a legal perspective
Current solutions of EOT for developers and LAD for homebuyers are in place, but the issue of “sick” housing projects not only persists but continues to rise.
