News
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06 August 2015, 14:21
PR1MA: 7,000 Homes To Be Balloted
Abdul Mutalib said PR1MA will organise nationwide fairs beginning October to inform the public about the corporation and its houses.
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30 July 2015, 00:04
Investing in property – a must for young adults?
The sooner is the better for property investment, which is why Gen Ys should begin investing early.
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21 July 2015, 21:34
Steady property demand in Penang
An increasing population in Penang coupled withlong-term property demand will be supported by major projects driven by public-private partnerships (PPPs), according to Affin Hwang Capital Research.
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20 July 2015, 14:42
Gamuda, IJM Corp, E&O top buys for exposure to Penang
Affin Hwang Capital Research has Gamuda, IJM Corp and Eastern and Oriental (E&O) as its top Buys for infrastructure and property exposure to Penang.
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20 July 2015, 14:39
Home ownership just a dream in Penang
AFFORDABLE housing, in recent times, has become a contentious and sensitive issue in the Pearl of the Orient....
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09 July 2015, 15:07
Weak ringgit attracts foreigners to buy local properties
A weaker ringgit will attract more foreign investment into the country’s property sector, Guocoland (Malaysia) Bhd managing director Tan Lee Koon said today.
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29 June 2015, 18:22
Investment Ideas for Young Malaysians
Whether you are just starting out or looking for ways to grow your already burgeoning wealth; these are some simple investment ideas that the young investor can undertake.
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22 June 2015, 14:46
Penang affordable housing glut?
Penang property developers see a glut swelling in the affordable segment, which has about RM7bil worth of mid-range properties planned to date.
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19 June 2015, 16:12
Are You A Malaysian Planning To Marry A Foreigner? Then Read This
Francois (not his real name) was married in 1997 to his wife from Penang and registered with the Malaysian immigration. He moved to Malaysia in 2005 and has been living here since.
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18 June 2015, 15:11
Speculation driving up housing prices in Penang
There’s pessimism that the Penang Government’s move to stop foreigners from buying properties priced less than RM2 million each will help resolve housing problems in the state.