UEM Sunrise Bhd’s profit margin is expected to fall due to the upcoming six percent goods and services tax (GST), according to a report from Bloomberg.

Johor hoped the federal government would provide around 20,000 units of People’s Housing Project (PPR) within five years, to help transform the state’s economy and development.

New investments in Iskandar surged to RM9.72 billion during the second quarter, eclipsing the RM4.84 billion figure in Q1 2014 by more than two-fold
Singapore clinched the number one spot, followed by the US, Spain, Japan and the Netherlands.

Demand for residential properties is expected to fall further in Q2 2015 after the introduction of the goods & services tax (GST) on 1 April 2015.

JBB for new Johor Bahru Baru?

Sunway is proud to announce that it has sold all the 167 office suites at Citrine, the first phase of its Sunway Iskandar township project, during the opening of its sales gallery

Komtar JBCC is strategically positioned to be the main shopping and entertainment destination north of the Causeway for visitors from surrounding regions.

A better rate for first-time house buyers?

There will be over three phases to be developed with around 8,000 residential units upon project completion.

The first phase of the One Nu project is targeted for launch in the second half of this year and will see the introduction of private landed properties consisting of detached, twin-villas and cluster homes, and serviced residences and waterfront apartments.

Another casino in Malaysia?

We always hear of agents who are unprofessional. Some took the money and disappeared.
So, what shall we do??

Negotiators are mandated to attend a full-day course and register with the board.

THE booming presence of developers from China in Johor has not only ruffled feathers among local developers but also sparked concerns of the Singapore government due to the massive land reclamation works

Demand hotting up for new developments surrounding the future rapid transit system (RTS) and CIQ complex.

The developers of the Nusajaya Tech Park here are courting companies not just from Singapore and Malaysia companies but also international companies to take up facilities in the 210ha site