Tabung Haji to build RM150m building

By BUSINESS TIMESLEMBAGA Tabung Haji will build a RM150 million commercial building for the Federal Territory’s Islamic Religious Council (MAIWP), under a wakaf land development project. To be developed by subsidiary TH Technologies Sdn Bhd, the project will be based on build-operate-transfer concept where Tabung Haji will return the building to MAIWP after …


The Avare in a class of its own

By THE STARWHO would buy a condominium priced from RM3.9mil to RM11.9mil? Well, there are wealthy folks who like The Avare Kuala Lumpur so much that they have bought one of the super luxurious condominiums within the prestigious Kuala Lumpur City Centre (KLCC) development. …


Turning point for Magna Prima

By THE STARTHE Magna Prima group will focus on “pocket-size” niche developments with a high gross development value (GDV) in the Klang Valley. Chief executive officer Lim Ching Choy told StarBiz that the group might not have a big land bank, but its current four property projects in the Klang Valley …


Be cautious and selective, companies advised

By THE STARWHILE pursuing the many opportunities in the offshore property market has many advantages, developers have been cautioned to do the necessary homework and check the project’s viability carefully before taking the plunge. They must be careful to balance the risks and rewards. Sunway City Bhd (SunCity) senior managing director Datuk C.K. Wong advised [...]


Chasing the global dream

By THE STARMALAYSIAN developers are a creative and adventurous lot and have many signature real estate projects dotting many parts of the world today. Malaysian-built and owned property landmarks can be found in a growing number of cities as developers continue to take their expertise beyond the local shores. …


Buying properties abroad helps hedge investments

By THE STARMOST Malaysian property buyers are a discerning and sophisticated lot nowadays, with the more affluent ones casting their sights on properties overseas. S.K. Brothers Realty chief executive officer Charlie Chan sees Australia, Singapore and Britain as popular countries for Malaysians investing in properties overseas. …