The Penang state government will implement comprehensive traffic management strategies to minimise disruptions caused by several upcoming large-scale infrastructure projects, Chief Minister Chow Kon Yeow said yesterday.
At least three property players – SP Setia Bhd, Malaysian Resources Corp Bhd and IJM Corp Bhd – are pushing back some of their planned launches in Kuala Lumpur.
Property prices across the Klang Valley are set to rise this year, but the Selangor government has assured that buyers of state housing projects will not face unreasonable price hikes. State executive councillor for housing, Borhan Aman Shah, emphasised that price increases will not be approved without justification.
Singapore-based YCH Group held a groundbreaking of its largest supply chain in Malaysia in Bandar Bukit Raja, Selangor today.
Despite facing economic headwinds from newly imposed US tariffs, Johor Bahru's property market demonstrates resilience, buoyed by significant infrastructure developments and strategic government initiatives.
Gamuda Land, a leading real estate and infrastructure developer from Malaysia, is planning to invest several more billion US dollars in the Vietnamese market in the near future.
Kuala Lumpur ranked 35th out of 45 global cities in Knight Frank's Q1 2025 Prime Global Cities Index, recording a modest 0.2 per cent year-on-year increase in prime residential prices, with prices remaining flat quarter-on-quarter.
JS-SEZ initiative sparks surge, with 3,000 overhang units sold in the past year