Pesta Pulau Pinang, a cherished annual festival since the late 1960s, is concluding its final run at its Sungai Nibong site due to the upcoming LRT construction. With no immediate plans for relocation or continuation, the festival sees its longest hiatus, slated to resume post-2031. This year’s edition promises memorable attractions and experiences.
Buyer first or Build first? Penang developers will wait-and-see. Are you looking for a property in Penang? Do you find the choices are more from
Penang’s traffic jam on first bridge is actually getting worse these days. In fact if we have a dinner appointment in Perai (mainland) and we are going to come from Greenlane towards the first bridge, please do start much earlier or our timing may be unpredictable. The reason is a simple one. There are just too many cars in the island and there are just so many roads. As many Penangites would always say, ‘not easy to find a parking.’ This is just a sign that the number of cars are getting way too many.
Penang LRT news: Penangites must take the LRT yeah Giving up driving and starting walking instead? I was in Penang two weekends ago and also
Penang property news: RM108 million housing for workers in Batu Kawan. Do we have regulations for workers’ housing in Malaysia? Source: immedis.com The Workers’ Minimum
MICHELIN Guide Kuala Lumpur and Penang 2024 list has 13 new Bib Gourmand restaurants! Have you been to any in the list below? I have
Flying to Bangkok from Penang? Here is one more airline. News in malaymail.com Firefly, a subsidiary of the Malaysia Aviation Group (MAG), has marked the
They are the company responsible for MRT lines in Malaysia. Kajang Line, Putrajaya Line and right now the MRT Line 3 also known as the MRT3 Circle Line. It is also responsible for the RTS Link between JB and Singapore too. Now, it will also be responsible for LRT Penang. Before this, LRT Penang was under the Penang Transport Master Plan (PTMP) and the project delivery partner for it was SRS Consortium Sdn Bhd.
My brother and my two brother-in-laws are still in Penang and all three are engineers. All three has every intention to continue to be in the engineering field in Penang. All three has more than one property and are all contributing to the economy of Penang wholeheartedly too. I think there are many well-planned Free-Trade-Zone parks which has been supporting the state’s economic growth. We now have another one known an Penang Technology Park @ Bertam. It will be spearheaded by a local property development outfit; Ideal Property Group.
A long time ago, some people said that instead of building KLIA, the government should just focus on expanding the Subang airport. Fortunately, the plan for KLIA proceeded because the Prime Minister then just went ahead. Haha. Today, KLIA is said to need future expansions too especially when we look at the sudden increase in passengers and suddenly everyone needed to wait for hours to pass the immigration.