Canada Pension Fund and Malaysian investment
The Canada Pension Plan Investment Board (CPPIB), the largest pension fund manager in Canada has taken a stake of 49 percent in Pavillion Damansara Heights.
The Canada Pension Plan Investment Board (CPPIB), the largest pension fund manager in Canada has taken a stake of 49 percent in Pavillion Damansara Heights.
High-rise for a family of four, or more? Minimum of 1,000 sf and should be in an area where there are branded hypermarkets as well
I wrote an earlier article about luxury condominiums. Read here: I do not believe majority can buy RM900psf, sorry Well, one article appeared in a
Reported in an English daily quoting someone in the property industry. Ringgit is depreciating, therefore property prices would be hiked up? Reason given is because
Reported in a few English dailies. How much returns can we expect from a plot of land with the size of 1.12 acres (about 49,000
Mah Sing has decided to scale back its launches as well as setting a lower sales target for 2015. Instead of RM3.4 Billion worth of
Expressways MUST be built in advance in anticipation of potential jams. Approvals should best be based on decision science and not political science. Well, one
It’s not good news when developers say that they are revising their targets downwards. There are quite a number actually. However, one of them, Eco
Until today I still remind my wife about my property investment mistake. I had booked another unit of Regency Heights many years ago during its
If you did not know, WCT Holdings is the builder of the Paradigm Mall in Kelana Jaya and KLIA2. The ‘airport within a shopping centre,’
BBB has nothing to do with Malaysia’s rating. It’s a term in the property market called buy, buy, buy. I think it must have started
One of Malaysia’s largest developers, Mah Sing has announced that it has cancelled its purchase for a piece of freehold land in Seremban. It has