Property Market News topics

• Perimeter Electric Security Fence & Alarm System, Malays
• Charity auction to feature rare gems
• Prizes and bargains galore
• Better to be safe than sorry
• E&O plans to launch RM4bil property projects
• IJM Land to launch properties worth RM1bil
• MRB plans to cash in some land bank assets
• EO plans to launch RM4bil property projects
• Emkay plans project in Damansara Perdana
• Sime Darby Property’s mega plans to build wholesome towns
• Equine plans high-end project
• Unbilled sales of RM1b to boost Sunrise results
• Ideal Property to launch RM1.1bil project in Penang
• Room for more listed REITs in Malaysia
• Have we bounced off the bottom of the property cycle?
• Mah Sing’s missing link
• Sui Wah to open sixth outlet in October
• Looking for the perfect buy
• Strong local interest seen in Australian property
• SP Setia gets three anchor tenants for Shah Alam mall
• Mah Sing upbeat on Cyberjaya land
• IP taking cue from Klang Valley
• Managing your condo management
• MRCB to complete RM2.4bil Lot G at KL Sentral by 2012
• Ahmad Zaki wins RM225mil campus job
• Brokerages’ views on property market mixed
• Dijaya banking on lifestyle properties worth more than RM45
• New president of MIEA upbeat on spin-off conventions
• Buyers find good value in economic downturn
• Still a buyer’s market
• Pace of new property launches picking up
• Tempo Prop sees more bookings
• YTL Land package to help spur sales of Centrio
• Sunway City to adopt sustainable landscaping
• Funds for Johor Baru rehabilitation, Fed Govt to give RM200
• S’pore property picking up
• Strategic location a big selling point for IJM Land’s pro
• GuocoLand plans RM1.7b new project launches
• Analysts: Signs of quick rebound in property sector
• Malton sees higher contribution with more projects
• TA Enterprise to launch projects worth RM2bil next year
• Rising appeal of terrace property
• Giant wholesale city in Klang
• Keeping to a time-tested adage
• LBS banks on new launches
• Resort city to drive tourism in Kuantan
• Mudajaya wins RM75mil job
• Bandar Raya unit to buy stake in Oman firm
• Chinese buyer for John Master
• TA to buy firm with 4-star hotel in Singapore
• UM Land expects RM1.2bil from mixed development project
• Golden Corporate Heritage’s RM1.2bil project in Malacca o
• UOA keeps Kuala Lumpur as staple market
• Integrated mixed development for Bangsar South
• Real estate awards to highlight importance of agents’ wor
• SunCity unit secures financing
• Al-Hadharah Boustead REIT profit at RM16.6m
• Axis REIT on expansion trail to buy more properties
• Sime Darby Property invests RM15mil to enhance security
• Rehda, MBAM appeal against stamp duty
• Report: WCT jobs point to construction pick-up
• UEM Land, BiotechCorp to form SPV next month
• Property transactions expected to increase
• SP Setia scales down mall space in Setia Alam
• New breed of young entrepreneurs embrace green tech
• Grappling with abandoned projects
• Occupancy rates still good for serviced residences
• More developers planning launches despite uncertainty
• Hap Seng to launch 4 projects despite slowdown
• Magna Prima unit to buy land
• UOA REIT Q2 net profit soars
• When will the markets and economies recover?
• Affordable homes making a comeback
• Malaysia Pacific plans joint venture
• Nusajaya progressing well despite economic glut
• Mavtrac keen on construction, property
• REIT firms targeting northern investors
• GE sets sights on Iskandar
• Construction industry building itself up again
• Hotel dealmaker of the region
• Glomac hopes to sell half of properties in present campaign
• CMP to start Lido Beach mega project this year
• What’s in store for property firms involved in large merg
• Making British property attractive
• Valuation licence
• Mahabuilders to revive Pandan City Business Centre project
• 130 abandoned projects yet to be revived
• New police station to serve i-City
• Ho Hup withdraws one of two land disposal proposals
• Property owners urged to settle outstanding assessment fees
• Tasco sells property
• Mitrajaya gets RM64mil contract
• Glomac cuts sales target
• Asian iconic structures to feature at Legoland in Johor
• Naza Group to have new HQ by 2013
• KSL project in Klang Valley with gross development value of
• Clarification
• More REITs seen with easing of guidelines
• Penang urged to adopt Italian model in preserving heritage
• Penang council urged to reconsider hotel directive
• Surge in luxury condo launches
• Sharpening the competitive edge
• Lure of British properties
• Putrajaya Perdana unit wins RM287mil job
• Dorsett plans 10 more hotels in Malaysia
• SP Setia sales hit RM1bil in June
• Banks positive on household loans
• Further easing on property buying by foreigners expected
• PNB not likely to take SP Setia private
• Too early to rejoice, say developers and consultants
• Time to sharpen saws and make a difference
• SP Setia CEO doesn’t see PNB takeover taking place
• MK Land ventures into India property
• Asas Dunia developing over 1,000 homes in Seberang Prai
• YTL to subscribe to Starhill REIT units
• Muhibbah MD sees better year for infrastructure constructio
• Higher demand for bricks in Johor
• Parent firm gives IOI Properties the edge
• Construction sector shows positive signs
• Logistics facilities demand a boost
• Planning a better city with the people
• KHSB banks on land sale, halal hub
• IJM joint venture wins hotel job in UAE
• WCT on lookout for jobs in Mideast
• UEM Land, Damac sale agreement lapses
• What will houses and buildings look like in the future?
• I-Bhd to offer IT solutions to others
• UEM Land in talks with 3 foreign parties for tie-up
• YNH’s serviced residences to be managed by Fraser Neave
• Redeveloping and conserving Penang’s heritage
• Pavilion KL – meeting needs and demands
• Sunway sells two foreign firms
• Mudajaya gets Tune Hotels job in JB
• SunCity prefers Malaysia for listing
• RM3bil project in Mersing
• Pavilion Group plans to expand to other places
• Mah Sing encouraged by good sales of Southbay property
• EO gearing up for next economic upturn
• Going back to basics a better option
• SP Setia’s maiden China project
• Daya Materials has RM85m contracts in hand
• Naza TTDI to launch two new projects
• Sime's latest campaign attracts RM850mil home sales
• Naim plans eyeing major infrastructure and property project
• PJD to unveil third phase of Harbour Place
• Strong foreign demand for Australian properties
• Developers still getting good sales from new projects
• Building higher values
• HSL gets RM126mil housing project
• EO posts loss on lower property contribution
• Low property purchases by MM2H participants
• YNH plans condo project atop Genting Highlands
• Relaxed rules set to boost Malaysia My Second Home scheme
• What the licence operators have to say
• Clearwater focusing on green projects
• Developers act as agents of change
• Green is the way to go for industry players
• IOI bullish on RM1bil development project in Iskandar
• IOI optimistic on RM1bil development project in Iskandar
• ‘Sell then build’ has worked well
• Domestic steel demand to dip this year, pickup next year
• Extended loan scheme to draw RM300m home sales
• Ahmad Zaki unit gets RM185mil Saudi job
• Malaysian home sales surprisingly strong
• Mah Sing makes the move to ride out the soft demand for hom
• Sime Darby gets Govt aid to develop RM7.5b project
• MBSB targets 25% growth in retail loans
• TA Global to list in October
• Axis REIT to revamp ‘icon’ after losing Nestle as tenan
• Growth of Asian REITs set to rise
• British varsity to make Iskandar leading hub
• Sharpening realtors skills
• Valuers laud new guidelines
• Developers must know what buyers want when they return
• LBS Bina in JV for mixed property project
• Bungalow project to help Sunrise lower gearing
• The RM5.2bil Light project to shine on IJM Land
• Sarawak emerges as a powerhouse
• Major construction projects awaiting government decision
• Penang sees drop in retail occupancy
• Making homes affordable
• High time to refinance your loan?
• Buyers stay on sideline to remain debt-free
• Few projects abandoned in Johor in last 10 years
• Bina Puri wins RM60mil job
• LBS to launch 1,420 medium-cost terrace houses
• House buyers cautious due to fears of income security
• Developers of luxury condo hardest hit
• Freebies, low interest rates pamper house buyers
• Reviewing Malaysian REITs
• Sime Darby sells 700 homes from 3rd showcase
• Langkawi still developers’ attraction
• Amarin to unveil super luxury housing project
• SunCity keen to export project expertise
• Industrial property sector resilient
• Level playing field
• Rehda: Lifting of 30% bumiputra equity will encourage compe
• Property prices, rentals take dip
• EcoFirst rebrands education mall
• Mah Sing overseas expansion still on, but it will plan caut
• Four hotels hit a snag
• Rehda all for building projects to continue
• Security still a concern in landed, gated and guarded proje
• What makes a landed, gated and guarded project?
• Dealing with past crisis makes comeback easier for our deve
• GuocoLand keen to expand Thistle hotel chain
• Property assets to sustain SunCity
• Johor property developers to gain from Iskandar Malaysia
• Brooke Dockyard completes RM100mil Shell project
• Govt ramping up construction sector
• More properties under receivership this year
• JLand gets offer from JCorp and Damansara Assets
• Building materials sector’s rise depends on strength of e
• Office rentals in KL to fall by this year
• Developer optimistic of sales
• Secondary property market resilient
• Dilemma in low-cost housing
• MK Land focusing on Klang Valley
• UEM Land sees interest in Nusajaya development
• Protecting your intellectual property
• Plenty of land for development with Country Heights
• Tweaking product offerings
• Obvious pick for AmInvestment
• Promoting green buildings
• TSR to build, equip RM1.7bil hospital
• Country Heights in luxury villa deal
• IP upbeat on next phase of Alam Impian township
• Raising KL’s living standards
• Penang to see new development year-round
• Boustead unit gets RM18.8m hotel deal
• Mudra Tropika to launch projects in JB’s prime area
• The ‘sell then build’ system has seen the market safely
• Am ARA assets increase by 17%
• SP Setia bullish on condo project
• Magna Prima buys land for RM148mil
• Cyberview targets 47 companies this year
• Uncertain times for property
• MPI to rev up overseas roadshows
• Bina Puri eyes RM2bil worth of projects in UAE
• Looking for a bargain?
• Attractive offers to turn around mortgage business
• Overall occupancy of malls in Kuala Lumpur and the Klang Va
• Cement demand to fall for first time in 25 years
• Setia Haruman confident of achieving RM500mil target this y
• SP Setia first quarter profit down
• ‘Persistent weakness’ in property sector this year
• IOI extends takeover deadline
• Depreciating high-end condos
• Sime Darby unit achieves RM161mil property sales
• Foremost buys Penang land
• Large cash reserves put I-Bhd on strong footing
• Brisk sales for IJM’s condo
• IOI Prop minority shareholders hold out for better offer
• TH bullish about new township
• Mont’Kiara’s glooming challenge
• Players concerned over speed, efficiency and transparency
• Mixed views on Glomac sale
• Acmar unit gets RM601mil loan to build RM1.5bil condo
• Walton remains committed, reassures customers
• PJD can clear off all units
• Berkeley aims London homes at Asian investors
• Developers continue to face uphill task in projects
• Property market the first to be hit by downturn and the las
• YNH Property eyeing premium clients
• One Utama to maintain double-digit growth this year
• IP plans incentives for buyers of Canting 2
• Yen So Park project to kick off by year-end
• MBAM to propose guide on green construction
• Mid-2009 launch for Southbay Penang
• KL property market to continue falling
• Forum: We can do more to attract investors
• Rehda lauds ministry’s move
• Technology leading the trend in office space
• A long and tedious road ahead
• Brisk auctioning since downturn
• Demand for property resilient - Malton
• Plenitude set to go regional
• Brisk sales for SP Setia home loan package
• More commercial hubs for Klang Valley
• New project to be launched soon
• Mah Sing eyes Klang Valley land for quick development
• Multiple challenges facing REITs
• Crest Builder buys Sg Buloh land
• KLCC prices holding strong
• Global crisis a severetest of KL branding
• Condos still command top prices
• Aeon buys property for RM107m
• Property market to rebound in two years
• Real estate sector still has upside despite downturn
• Foreigners can still land a good bargain in Malaysia
• Good time to take firms private
• UM Land buys land in Iskandar Malaysia
• Glomac sells property to PNS
• Mulpha waiting for property market to pick up
• Mah Sing gears up to be a regional player
• SP Setia to open sales offices in Beijing and Dubai
• Property firm takeover targets
• Developers wooing buyers with sweeteners
• Call for monetary incentives to boost take-up
• Raw deal for IOI Prop’s minority shareholders
• Hap Seng Land plans to buy properties, land in Klang Valley
• Analysts expect recovery in construction
• Strategic location the selling point for Taman Laguna
• Holiday Villa group building on its niche
• Adding value to Mutiara Damansara
• PJU’s new commercial areas to be a hit in time to come
• Daiman scaling back launches
• Retailing re-told
• Best of both worlds
• Banks seek lawyers’ help on recovery, liquidation
• Putrajaya Holdings optimistic
• YTL to go hunting for quality assets in 2009
• Ireka: Prices in Malaysia will hold up well
• Buyers taking more time to make up their mind
• Malaysia first in Asia to host Legoland Park
• Kwong Hing eyes more commercial properties
• Being pro-active
• Towards greener buildings
• Keeping avacation home
• MK Land to use sale proceeds for projects
• NAZA TTDI eyeing land in Iskandar region
• MK Land sells 9.2ha to Ketara for RM150mil
• UMLand buying 70% of Bangi Heights
• Crisis not slowing down Gamuda projects
• Don: Investors should look at buying REITs
• Property prices to weaken on slower economy
• SP Setia’s latest 5/95 Home Loan package
• Building materials prices to remain stable
• Local property market still attractive and sustainable
• Analysts upbeat on REIT market
• Slew of aborted deals
• Bertam unit to buy land for RM28.5mil
• Retail space faces mounting pressure
• Paying a high price for economic wealth
• Ritz-Carlton Residences to be completed on time
• Ministry hopes for 80,000 homes in 2009
• Analysts mixed on cement price outlook this year
• REITs’ high yields and risks
• Landslide cover needed
• Top Investment
• Becoming a millionaire
• High-end landed property still in demand
• Platinum Park to push TTDI into big league
• Property: Investing in something tangible
• Mutiara Goodyear seeks to expand landbank
• It’s time to make our malls more pleasant
• UEM Land wants to acquire land in Sepang
• HICOM Properties buying Benua Kurnia and Neraca Prisma for
• Nomad seeks stronger foothold in Philipines
• NBC bullish about Jelutong Heights project
• Tanjung Rhu an unpolished gem
• Perak okays land title plan
• Kedah to extend leases for new and planned villages
• Developer’s big plans for Pulau Indah
• Builders expect new projects to start flowing in H1 2009
• Sunrise property pact latest to be called off
• Perak defends decision to give freehold titles
• Najib: National Land Council to decide on State’s move to
• Developers rapped for rock blasting, soil stabilisation off
• Housing market deemed resilient
• Tanah Emas dividend plan shot down
• Ekovest submits RM5bil in tender bids
• Vantage Lifestyle stamps mark
• Drop in building material prices benefits contractors and G
• Johor braces for tough times
• Johoreans confident of weathering slowdown
• BLand's world-class resort
• Demand will lean towards landed properties
• What the developers say
• Big property launches delayed
• Sime plans mega project,12,000ha multi-themed scheme to kic
• PJ Development defends its hillside project
• Hua Yang to develop RM1bil projects
• Malaysian property prices unlikely to plunge
• Foreigners still keen on Malaysian properties
• TA Enterprise buys Westin Melbourne for RM390m
• Four niche market projects
• Nippon nurtures design talents
• iProperty.com launches luxury home magazine
• MIEA unveils own
• Hunza delays work on Gurney Paragon mall
• Higher fuel, material costs hurt SP Setia profits
• KPWG: Consider land buys now
• Axis REIT on buying spree
• Last but not least
• Mah Sing extends Sales Bonanza
• Zerin rules out property slump next year
• RM600m asset sale
• Waiting game for property buyers
• Players: Mature property neighbourhoods remain popular
• All Class IV hillside projects banned
• Goverment freezes Damansara 21 project
• Hillside projects from a developer’s viewpoint
• Construction firms to gain from Sarawak project
• Sime sells properties worth RM100mil
• Gurney Paragon mall delayed
• Developer: Give us six months
• TH Properties and mSET team up
• Investing in the British market
• Proposed Act to protect contractors
• Developers: Govt’s cooperation needed to avoid future mis
• Is timeshare losing its appeal amid turmoil?
• E&O delaying launch of Penang condo project
• Reviving the interest
• Property market holding out well
• Contagion effect
• MK Land to focus on affordable homes
• Office space, condos -what’s in for 2009?
• Axis REIT plans expansion
• Mulpha raises stake in Aussie firm
• PJ Dev lines up projects despite global gloom
• Zerin CEO expects flurry of launches early next year
• New tool for design and construction
• KFH expanding in Gulf region
• Dutaland expects Kenny Heights to draw wide interest
• An orchard in the backyard
• IOI aborts bid for Menara Citibank, loses deposit
• PJD to unveil two projects next year
• Sunrise profit at RM43mil
• Gadang in running to win RM500m Abu Dhabi jobs
• Magna City project to be downsized
• Ireka to build on i-Zen brand in Vietnam
• Silver lining for developers
• Changing the face of PJ
• I-BHD Building a legacy
• Rates still attractive
• TA Enterprise aims to list property arm in first quarter
• TA Enterprise aims to list property arm in Q1
• Hektar REIT sees steady rentals next year
• Urusharta draws foreign buyers
• Danga Bay developer to launch RM350mil upgrading programme
• Property roadshow to attract Japanese investors
• Seberang Prai offers lower construction cost
• ASB wants to manage more properties
• UEM Land Holdings to make its debut on Bursa soon
• Modernity at its best
• A night to remember
• Be resilient to face slowdown, builders told
• Sime Darby Property doubles sales target
• Developers confident of coming out strong
• WCT coping well with lower costs
• Property market to perk up next year
• Fewer houses built in Sarawak
• 200 bookings for Hua Yang apartments
• Mah Sing bullish on project
• True ‘open door’ policy needed
• Mideast confidence in Bukit Kiara Properties
• IJM Land banks on niche projects
• Govt jobs seen as major catalyst for construction
• YTL Land offers homes with private pool
• Builders hail open tender
• Construction gets much-needed lift
• Local real estate cheap for foreigners
• Berjaya Jeju Resort slated to be launched in first quarter
• High growth in BLand overseas ventures
• Plenitude reviews projects on soft property sector
• M’sia urged to promote property tourism
• Mutiara set to launch RM1b worth of projects
• Start of a whole new ambition
• YTL ventures into S’pore REIT
• Sunrise is confident RM1.3bil in unbilled sales can sustain
• Emkay plans office project in Cyberjaya
• Berjaya Land taking FDI in Korea to new levels
• Relaxed FIC rules boon for residential property
• BLand may put projects on hold
• SunCity holding its own in facing challenges
• Suncity reaping the rewards of timely expansion
• Metropolis lifestyle in the offing
• IOI unit to re-schedule launch of condo project
• Mont’ Kiara stamps its (green) mark
• Damansara 21 back on track before year’s end
• IJM Land mulls going platinum
• KLIA Aeropolis to take off
• Green way to save energy cost
• Industry needs more goodies
• SDBP goes on Singapore swing
• Question of rights
• Mayland builds its strength on choice locations
• Will hopes turn into reality?
• Emerging markets still shining
• TH Properties, Bank Islam team up on loan scheme
• Property mart expected to shake off lethargy next year
• RM100m spa, wellness resort for Berjaya Hills
• Innovation the way forward
• iProperty goes big on luxury
• Mutiara Goodyear has undeveloped land worth RM4b
• Malaysian developers to build fewer houses
• Mutiara Goodyear takes rising costs in its stride
• YHN unit formalises deal with F&N unit
• Goldmount seeks more land in Iskandar Malaysia
• IOI Corp to postpone Sentosa Cove launch
• RM100mil Mesra Mall opens its doors in Kertih
• KSL to sell latest project overseas
• PHBB to buy land in Iskandar
• Arab investors committed to Medini
• NAZA TTDI targets Mideast market
• Impact of global economic turmoil on shopping centres
• Retaining the heritage design
• More hotels to spruce up Penang island
• Two largest REITs may be postponed
• A fresh look for an old place
• Design concept key in any development
• Brisk sales for Hunza project
• More projects from E&O
• Slight rise in demand for cement this year
• Marina Bay Sands to open by end-2009
• Sunrise going ahead with super-condos amid challenges
• Sunrise’s green initiative
• PJ8 stands out impressively
• A rustic tropic abode
• Going for syariah-compliant investors
• SBC plans two more projects
• Mah Sing wins three awards
• Major renovation of Golden Sands
• Mid Valley City gets MSC status
• Strong brand can win the day for developers
• Exciting times ahead for hospitality sector
• Ireka has buffer to counter material costs
• SunCity delays launch of REIT to next year
• Talam to exit PN17 next year
• Ceramic Home awards job to China firm
• IJM Land listing new shares and warrants
• Going for high-end projects
• Luxury projects on track to go on
• Selling office towers en bloc
• Institutional buyers to drive office property market
• UEM Land plans housing project in Cyberjaya
• China remains major real estate powerhouse
• YTL keen to launch Starhill brand in Singapore and London
• Malton’s strategy to weather slowdown
• Kulim plans REITs, unit IPO
• Grooming TA
• Better outlook for property players’ margins
• Mah Sing sees better outlook for property margin
• TA Enterprise to list property division on main board
• Ho Hup MD suspended
• SunCity still bullish on India
• Properties in Subang Jaya to stay hot
• CapitaLand to seize potential in real estate market
• Ireka unit wins RM195m job
• Rekindling Penang’s appeal
• Damper for property
• Next growth plan for Penang property sector
• Developers look abroad
• KSL plans to expand landbank in Iskandar Malaysia
• Singapore properties remain much sought after
• Joining the band wagon
• Jia is SDB’s first Singapore development
• UEM Land to woo Indonesian buyers
• IJM Corp still doing well despite challenging times
• Property sector still a draw
• IJM Land plans to launch 28 projects
• IOI Corp buys Menara Citibank
• Factor in changing lifestyles, builders told
• Modern tropical home with a linear park
• New SC measures to boost REITs industry
• Selangor Dredging takes cautious in launching property proj
• MP Corp and MoF unit sign pact on Johor township
• SP Setia unit to sell stake in Loh & Loh
• i-City to provide smart banking
• CapitaLand applies to list RM2bil REIT
• Asiatic Land in talks to open Premium Outlet
• Al-Aqar REIT to cross RM1bil by year-end
• Putrajaya Perdana shareholders advised to reject RM4.85 cas
• UEM Land extends reach
• Iconic IJM Land in the making
• AmARA REIT enhances value of properties
• Making Setapak a vibrant hub
• Prima Avenue launch goes ahead despite higher costs
• IIB targets RM500m investments
• Save Our Suffering REITs
• Malaysian Pacific Corp banks on LakeHill Resort
• CIDB allocates more money for training
• Sigh of relief among contractors
• Condo prices in Mont’ Kiara, Sri Hartamas hit new high
• Y&Y adds Shamelin Heights Business Park to portfolio
• Street smart and far-sighted
• The Royal Garden Shanghai - a taste of future living
• Minimalist designs for maximum comfort and convenience
• Local steel supply still okay
• Mutiara Goodyear to launch two projects
• Developer sets sights on JB
• Malton villas lure buyers
• Axis REIT seeks to buy more assets worth RM560mil
• More REITs can give trading a leg up
• Fuel least of builders’ worries
• Developers generous despite slowdown
• New benchmark in luxury living
• Ivory sees potential in high-rise properties on Penang isla
• Rising material costs put developers in limbo
• Iskandar Malaysia spurs demand for costly homes
• Budget proposals to kickstart property
• Modern tropical
• Boustead Properties branding entire development
• Y&Y development promises value
• More jobs in the pipeline
• Cyberview to launch housing project in August
• Syed Yusof buys Sutra Beach Resort
• i-City to offer world class data centres
• Cement price set to rise further
• Export ban on steel bars, cement?
• Lafarge raises cement retail price
• Al Rajhi Bank buys property
• GCorp plans niche residential project in KL
• Reserves to help Mah Sing enter new markets
• Colour psychology helps boost business
• 2009 launch for IJM Penang project
• MRCB confident on sales of property projects
• Varsity township land nearly used up
• Faber going big on high-end projects
• Developer counts on Johor land for growth
• Asiatic upbeat on luxury homes
• Govt asked to temporarily ban exports of steel
• Malaysia Property Inc to kick off in October
• Strategic tie-ups pay dividends
• Timing important during economic uncertainty
• A frank assessment of property & construction
• Danga City Mall to add hotel, serviced apartments
• Pelangi sees GDV of RM55m
• Gamuda’s earnings to take a hit
• New ideas to beat higher costs
• Bandar Sunway to be first integrated wireless township in M
• HK investors for business centre
• Pasdec to start 46ha Bukit Tinggi project next year
• Mah Sing agrees to waive RM194mil bank guarantee
• I-Bhd takes intelligent city project to next level
• Fiabci award for Pinggiran Bayou
• Investors divided on timing of purchase
• New office buildings unlikely on Penang island due to glut
• Reevaluating the property sector
• Investing in properties
• Million Seed to ‘build and sell’
• Boon to property market
• Scheme to help lower-income group cope with housing loans
• KLCC Property Holdings positive on earnings
• Putrajaya Perdana and Loh & Loh buck the trend
• I-Bhd plans to sell i-City en bloc
• Aussie concept for Amverton Park
• Fewer project launches in Penang
• Intricate multi-level home
• Revise construction industry growth forecast, Govt told
• Servcorp investing RM96mil in i-City project
• KSL to launch largest mall in Johor
• SP Setia to build RM750m retail mall
• Vietnam project set to boost BLand property division
• Ireka unit wins contract
• LBS to diversify into industrial property
• Britain’s May mortgage approvals at record low
• Growing shortage of materials a main concern for housing in
• A thriving Bandar Saujana Utama
• SP Setia to ride out tough times
• Upmarket challenge for Bolton
• Construction sector seen as main loser
• PJD sees brisk sales
• Credit Suisse cuts rating on Malaysia property mart
• SP Setia hurt by high material costs
• Mah Sing in talks to sell two Southgate blocks
• Do more to attract buyers, developers urged
• Stepping forward in style
• Ranhill eyes jobs in Mideast, SE Asia
• Senai’s high-flying retail plan takes off
• Sunny days for Sunrise
• Mah Sing brings dreams to life
• Damac to pump in RM397m into Nusajaya
• AP Land to launch RM400m eco-friendly project
• Magna Prima plans RM1b REIT
• Baiduri Courts sales better than expected, says TAHPS
• Malaysian real estate "still attractive": Consultancy
• DTZ: Opportunities aplenty in China
• TH Properties in design pact with Villa Muhandis
• Cracking up with a blame game
• India firm invests in Johor cybercity
• Residents blast back
• Kampung on the march for flats
• Sunrise to set KLCC land price record
• Gamuda and WCT eye RM1b job
• Contractors asking for price revision of projects
• Mah Sing sees RM560m sales
• Signs of distress in the market
• CRSC to unveil The Parc
• How fancy can hotels go? St Regis arrives in KL
• Futuristic facade for a hill-top home
• LCL sees Mideast as key market for long term
• Ahmad Zaki to boost resource and engineering efficiency
• E-bikes and green homes the way forward
• AP Land building up its brand regionally
• Developer to focus on projects with short turnaround time
• Jotun to invest RM300m in Nilai plant
• Damac plans RM3.8bil project
• IOI Properties confident Sentosa Cove condos can sell
• Mah Sing’s Southgate project block 80% sold
• SP Setia bullish about Setia Eco Gardens project
• Rental return for NAZA TTDI project
• Italian designs for Bandar Enstek
• Genting Stanley, NEC to build leisure complex
• Damansara project hangs in balance
• Emkay-Embassy India venture?
• Developer slammed over the facts
• Bina Puri unit awarded RM24.8m contract
• Wanted: Malaysian partners
• MBSB upbeat on 25% growth
• Takeover of SunInfra aborted
• Gamuda shares rebound to close 5 sen higher
• Putrajaya Perdana wins RM113mil job
• Mainstay counts on Sumo concept
• Call for review of land status
• Trinity upbeat on PT19 Residency
• IGB expanding Mid Valley development
• Sunrise to redevelop Wisma Angkasa Raya
• Dutch Lady to upgrade plant
• Tunas Manja project ready next year
• RM650m order book for Ken Holdings
• SATS investing RM70m in Aero Mall
• SunCity shines on innovative projects
• Builders, buyers head north to a new corridor
• Generous Symphony Heights by Hua Yang
• RM200mil nursing college to take shape in Bandar Sri Senday
• Loh & Loh sees RM180m GDV from latest project
• Golden Triangle and Mont’Kiara still hot spots
• Affordable homes in Cyberjaya soon
• ICT hub set to draw RM1bil investments in next 12 months
• Sunrise in talks to develop township
• Mixed views on property outlook
• i-City gets top marks for facilities, services
• Kenanga upbeat on E&O projects
• Malton’s commercial project has condominium facilities
• Material suppliers set to ride on strong demand
• Banks set to push home loans
• IJM expects 9MP projects to go on despite review
• There is still hope for NYSE
• Hypermarket set to boost GUH’s business
• Sime unit confident on take-up for Denai Alam
• IJM Properties to unveil Summer Place
• Zalam to go for affordable high-rise projects
• More projects from Metro Kajang
• Patience and persistence pay off for Kajang King
• The business centre solution
• Zerin excels in being lean and mean
• Sale of Four Seasons Resort landmark in industry
• Lively concept for Hap Seng property
• Architects push for inspection every five years
• Plantation REIT profit more than doubles in Q1
• The Atmosphere buys landowner
• Metro plans RM1.5bil Kajang 2
• Oil and gas spin-offs for YNH township
• Developers zoom in on Taman Desa
• Serenity seeks more Malaysian buyers for Phuket project
• IOI Properties in for steady flow of earnings
• Projects in Singapore set to further boost group image
• Overseas property rush?
• IOI Prop sees RM1b GDV from project
• Magna Prima plans RM1bil 5-in-1 project
• Selprop keen on Damansara Heights
• SP Setia builds RM15mil show village
• Property developer fetes buyers in big do
• Lifestyle centres for KL Sentral
• HELP plans new campus
• Status quo on mega projects in Penang
• RM1bil more investment for Tg Langsat
• Jaks targets RM300mil FY08 revenue
• Turnaround guru takes helm at MPC
• Gold Coast on the upswing
• Puchong developments going up-market
• Peter’s Holdings targets medium high-cost property market
• GCH unveils new services at Mont’ Kiara outlet
• Pahang to become dairy hub
• Mah Sing sees RM2.5b GDV from four projects
• Putrajaya Perdana confident of big jobs
• Skyscraper in Kota Baru
• PK minority shareholders advised to reject offer
• KLCCP earnings likely to beat market estimates
• Malaysian real estate – cautious optimism
• Adapt to trends to suit needs
• A house with several split-levels designed for privacy
• Emkay buying land in Cyberjaya
• Ivory Properties to launch high-rise projects
• Subang SkyPark to refurbish airport
• SP Setia wins best developer award
• Project to give town an economic boost
• Launch of London projects in KL today
• UMLand to launch two more high-end condos
• Foreign interest in China property
• YTL’s Parkville set to be a runaway success
• No letup in KLCC price rise
• Keen interest in The Chicago Sphires
• The elegance of E&O
• YTL keen on more land buys in KL
• More shop offices for Shah Alam
• Perak’s wealth creation
• Tangkas plans green factories
• Will Penang’s property market continue to boom?
• Navigating the storm: Asia’s real estate
• Bindev to unveil final phase of Bukit Istana
• Brisk sale of Plaza Damas 3
• Affin, Mutiara Goodyear in Penang housing pact
• AmREIT to increase assets under management by 45%
• Klang-Shah Alam corridor a future hub
• Al-Hadharah Boustead REIT in for more upside
• Well-planned projects change landscape
• Penang goes posh
• SP Setia posts RM48.5m profit
• Abbey Woods focuses on KLCC
• Going for community building concept
• Property on investors’ radar
• Oilcorp unit to raise up to RM300m via AIM listing
• L&H to build 6 bungalows in Damansara Heights
• Under a high roof
• Mah Sing lines up RM1.4bil project
• LBS to launch projects worth RM5bil in China
• Melati moving into property development
• AP Land makes foray into Japanese real estate
• UM Land identifies three sites for projects
• Malton going into more high-end projects
• Firm targets China and Vietnam
• IJM’s new unbilled sales in Penang at RM160mil
• The ‘M’ word
• Guocoland: KFH option on Singapore apartments lapses
• Firms with overseas jobs more resilient
• TTDI aims high with Laman Seri Business Park
• Perdana ParkCity wants to replicate success in Vietnam
• Investment grade homes at Desa ParkCity
• Property market to keep drawing foreigners
• Local firms to build IDR waterfront projects
• UEM Land targets foreign property buyers
• Jeffrey Ng joins SunCity as exec director
• Piccolo sets itself apart
• MTM sees brisk sales for project
• Hap Seng Land to stamp mark in Peninsular Malaysia
• Jaya One leads the way for lifestyle changes in PJ
• KFH in talks on projects in Sabah Development Corridor
• E&O plans luxury homes in IDR
• Mayland plans RM2.5b launches
• Nusajaya vibrant city by year 2011
• UEM Land plans to enter regional market in three years
• Gamuda Land wows visitors with Jade Hills
• The Oval apartments launching in June
• Malacca calls off acquisition of properties
• RM1b GDV for East Ledang
• Liziz sees brisk sales at Kota Baru Waterfront
• HSL buying Mukah land for shipyard ops
• Qatar firm plans to invest RM16bil in Perak oil refinery
• Commercial property still a good buy
• Grade A office in tight supply
• UEM Land listing in September
• Three office towers for Bandar Sunway
• Profit boost for Bandar Raya, SunCity
• Hektar REIT buys shopping complex in Muar
• No imminent price bubble in KLCC enclave
• SP Setia sees revenue rise
• UEM Land?s profit catalyst
• Putrajaya Holdings in talks to sell building
• Kha Seng to ride on niche retail sector
• Brisk sales at Nam Fatt?s Gallery@U-Thant
• KK promises an eco-friendly waterfront project
• Cautious optimism on property sector
• AP Land plans RM680mil projects in Malaysia, China
• SP Setia gets over RM1bil jobs
• Morubina pushes Kinta Riverfront to Chinese real estate inv
• Belleview plans 8 new projects
• MISC deal bodes well for Ramunia
• Felda signs agreement to buy office tower from TTDI
• TTDI selling tower to Felda
• Sunrise zooms in on quality
• SunCity to launch RM3.7bil REIT
• Grand Hotels upgrading properties
• UM Land to build more high-end properties
• Talam on track to deliver homes to buyers
• Tan & Tan expanding niche development
• WCT eyes more Vietnam projects
• IOI Prop unit buys Singapore land for condo project
• Titijaya fast becoming innovative developer
• Queensbay lure: CP Land project capitalises on strategic lo
• Discount for Kepong Sentral condos
• Pentridge banks on location
• RB Land set to ride on group synergies
• UEM Land teams up with Dubai World unit
• Stronger presence for TWC
• 75% take-up for Damansara Idaman phase 3
• PJCC aims to emulate success of Mid Valley
• A home to grow into
• Gamuda starts work on Vietnam park project
• SP Setia aims for RM1.8bil sales
• Where to Search for Auction Properties
• BLand buying huge parcel of land in Hanoi
• BLand aims big in Vietnam property sector
• Axis REIT plans to inject more properties
• The Kwek factor
• RM30mil ultra luxury homes
• Positive note on mid to high-end residential property segme
• Brunsfield keen on eco-lifestyle projects
• 1-Borneo condo units 50% booked
• PJD to launch three projects
• Bolton sees RM60m from The Wharf