UEM Sunrise Bhd launched the new upgrades to its property mobile app, hUb Prop, at the Kiara Bay Sales Gallery today, with a new green partnership and extended rewards for its customer loyalty scheme, Trésor Partnership Program.

Avaland Berhad (Avaland), formerly known as MCT Berhad held its inaugural Cybersouth Fun Run at its Cybersouth township. The event saw more than 1,500 participants joining in the 5km and 10km run.

Property developer PE Land Sdn Bhd has broken ground for Capstone Corporate Suites at Bandar Cassia, Batu Kawan, Penang and is set to develop the first Grade A, Green Office Tower in the area, offering the first-of-its-kind commercial offices and retail units to local and multinational companies in...

Increased domestic demand, better employment conditions, tourism and construction activity bolstered the Malaysian economy by 3.9% in the third quarter of 2023, property consultancy Knight Frank Malaysia reported.

In anticipation of a better year in 2024, LBS Bina Group Bhd (LBS) set a RM1.8bil target in property sales for the year, with 10 new launches planned across Klang Valley, Johor and Pahang. The target launches encompass 4,858 units with a total Gross Development Value GDV of RM2.33bil. The group...

The architecture industry is set to zero in on sustainability and technology as Malaysia turns a new page. With the 2023 shift to environmental, social and governance (ESG) initiatives, architecture trends look to increase efficiency in building design, supporting carbon initiatives and climate...

In the ever-evolving landscape of the logistics industry, a distinctive market is emerging and its heartbeat resonates within the realm of cold storage facilities. The surge in demand for logistics services, particularly those requiring temperature-controlled environments, has propelled the...

Singaporeans' interest in overseas real estate continues to surge, with Malaysia securing its position as one of the top destinations for property investment, taking the third spot after Australia and Thailand respectively.

Spurred on by the march towards developed nation status by 2050, Malaysian developers are employing various strategies to attract foreign direct investment (FDI) to the industry.

Major developers are off to a confident start in 2024, with launches set in the pipeline. This is good news for the real estate industry, as homebuyers and end-users are reassured of a continued supply of a wide spectrum of products. Meanwhile, other stakeholders, such as architects, engineers,...