MRCB inks MOU with RUA AlHaram AlMakki for King Salman Gate development in Makkah
MRCB was one of six international organisations to sign MOUs with the developer, alongside parties from Saudi Arabia, Indonesia, Brunei and the US.
DBKL, Addis Ababa City Hall sign collaboration document
“The cooperation formalised today opens new opportunities for Kuala Lumpur to expand its global network, understand development approaches in East Africa, and enhance the city’s technical capacity in line with current needs,” said Minister in the Prime Minister’s Department (Federal Territories) Datuk Seri Dr Zaliha Mustafa.
Skylift suspected to be cause of ECRL structure collapse
Deputy Human Resources Minister Datuk Seri Abdul Rahman Mohamad: "We want a fair investigation for all parties.
Haily secures two construction deals in Johor Bahru worth over RM80 mil
With the latest jobs win, Haily’s cumulative secured contracts for the year is estimated to have risen to RM345.
Chin Hin unveils Botanica Hills Phase 3 with 164 terraced homes
Botanica Hills Phase 3 incorporates CoolPro, a sustainable cooling system integrating four construction technologies—AJIYA PU-Insulated Roofing, AJIYA Solar Control Low-E Glass, STARKEN Thermal Plaster 680 and STARKEN Reinforced AAC Wall Panel.
The Mulia Residence, Selangor terrace house sold for RM1.045m | DONE DEAL
Park Place @ ParkCity, Kuala Lumpur condo unit sold for RM2.
Full industrial ecosystem is new currency, not just plots and premises, says expert
EdgeProp’s Industrial Special Report, launched in Taipei, previewed Malaysia’s evolving industrial roadmap, outlining how the country is reshaping its manufacturing base to stay competitive amid global realignments.
Malton’s Bukit Jalil City wins FIABCI Malaysia award 2025 for Commercial Master Plan
The 50-acre freehold Bukit Jalil City township is designed with sustainability, convenience and community in mind.
Water supply to data centres only 21% to 28% of initial requests, Fadillah says fees enough to safeguard supply systems
Energy Transition Minister Datuk Seri Fadillah Yusof revealed that data centres in Selangor and Johor were allocated less than a third of their initial water supply request.
