BRDB, Heatherwick Studio partner on community-centric development in Damansara Heights
“This partnership with Heatherwick Studio marks a transformative moment for BRDB and Malaysian architecture.
Forest City expands transportation infrastructure to support SFZ and JS-SEZ
Forest City has been expanding its road transportation network in collaboration with Causeway Link since 2023, enhancing connectivity between Forest City and the Sultan Abu Bakar Customs, Immigration, and Quarantine Complex (KSAB) at the Second Link.
Hextar World at Empire City secures major tenants ahead of 4Q2025 launch
Food and beverage offerings will include Luckin Coffee, China’s fastest-growing coffee chain, NomNom Food Hall, a digitally integrated dining hub, and Senkyaku Banrai, a Japanese-themed food street.
S P Setia’s first shopoffice in Setia Alamsari, Emporia, handed over ahead of schedule with 90% pre-leased before vacant possession
Setia Alamsari is also set to unveil its next phase — Elysian Bungalows & Semidees.
Pecca acquires land in Rawang to expand manufacturing capacity
The purchase price of RM64 psf aligns with an independent valuation of RM66 psf, the group said, adding that it plans to fund the acquisition through internally generated funds and external borrowings.
IJM expands UK portfolio with Finsbury Circus acquisition for £72.5m
The property, located less than two minutes from Liverpool Street Station, is set for a £150 million sustainability-focused refurbishment, increasing its gross internal area by 26% to 378,000 sq ft, said IJM.
Seremban offers 150 new home projects in coming years, mostly landed
There are 36 upcoming projects scheduled for completion in Seremban this year — a 50% surge compared to last year.
First stage of Sime Darby Property's The Nine, Elmina Green landed homes fully taken up at preview
Amenities such as a children's playground, badminton and futsal courts, yoga lawn, outdoor gym and an orchard garden will be provided at the development.
Lim Seong Hai Capital secures 20-year concession to operate KL Tower, starts April 1
Additionally, it will manage existing commercial facilities, including restaurants and kiosks, while retaining all related income.
Reader’s letter: Urban Renewal Act a necessary step forward, but tweaking needed
A higher threshold of consensus should be required, such as 100% for buildings 60 years old and below, [and] 80% for buildings exceeding 60 years old.
