Under the proposal, Sunway is offering RM3.15 per IJM share through a combination of RM0.315 in cash and 0.501 new Sunway shares, valuing IJM at about RM11 billion. KUALA LUMPUR (Jan 14): Shares of Sunway Bhd (KL:SUNWAY) and IJM Corporation Bhd (KL:IJM) ended Tuesday on a mixed note as investors weighed Sunway’s proposed RM11 billion…
Read MoreAdrianta (left) and Lim inserting the Archidex Datum key into the slot to activate the opening sequence. KUALA LUMPUR: Archidex, an architecture business event jointly organised by the Malaysian Institute of Architects (PAM) and CIS Network Sdn Bhd, alongside the Ministry of Housing and Local Government (KPKT) is targeting to breach its last year’s RM1.4bil…
Read MoreAn artist impression of Regent’s Park high-end bungalow in Iskandar Puteri. In the crowded landscape of Malaysian real estate, a new name has emerged not by following traditional blueprints but by rewriting them. Founded in 2022, Haverse has rapidly ascended from a boutique firm to a high-impact developer, amassing a landbank of 116.92 acres with…
Read MoreAnalysts see Sunway’s IJM deal boosting credibility, reducing holding company discount CIMB Securities said the transaction is positive for Sunway, highlighting diversification into infrastructure assets such as toll roads and ports, and operational synergies across property and construction. KUALA LUMPUR (Jan 13): Analysts are generally positive on Sunway Bhd’s (KL:SUNWAY) RM11 billion takeover of IJM…
Read MoreBy Joseph Wong As living costs continue to rise and salaries remain stagnant, more people are turning to DIY projects at home rather than calling in the experts. Electrical and plumbing works aside, unless one is a qualified electrician or plumber, DIY home projects are significantly growing in Malaysia. The familiar sound of a weekend…
Read MoreResidential safety risks explained in plain prose Contributed by Brig Gen Datuk Goh Seng Toh When discussing high-risk residential zones, it is important to be clear about what this term truly encompasses. High-risk areas commonly include flood-prone neighbourhoods, hillsides vulnerable to landslides and regions built on limestone formations that are susceptible to sinkholes. They also…
Read MoreProperty purchase is being rebranded and no longer driven primarily by symbolism or prestige. By Pavither Sidhu For much of the past three decades, owning a property was framed as the ultimate life milestone one can achieve. It was a symbol of adulthood, financial stability and long-term success. The traditional view of the home as…
Read MoreCountries are adapting to rising population and urbanisation As cities grow denser and climates change, the way we live is evolving. Across the globe, architects and developers are rethinking homes to balance efficiency, sustainability and quality of life. From micro-living in Japan to floating homes in the Netherlands, modern properties are more than shelter. They…
Read MoreReal estate growth hinges on access to electricity and water By Joseph Wong While Johor continues to lead Asia in the growth of industrial estates, data centres and residential developments, a new and formidable bottleneck is emerging. Industry experts are warning that the defining theme of the 2026 real estate market will not be land…
Read MoreAs global and regional economic trends increasingly influence investment flows, business confidence, and labour markets across ASEAN, Malaysia faces growing pressure to strengthen its economic resilience and talent readiness in 2026. REHDA Institute announced that its upcoming CEO Series 2026 will examine how these broader developments are shaping Malaysia’s economy, particularly the construction and real…
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