Finally the much anticipated first Cityscape of the year arrived. As Cityscape Abu Dhabi held on 17 to 20 April came to a close, Cityscape Group Director, Chris Speller was more than happy to share his thoughts on the event. Chris gives us some insights on what happened and what mattered during Cityscape Abu Dhabi and shares his hopes for the rest of the Cityscape year.
What is often noted about China is the sheer size in everything they do, and everything that represents them – billion population, legendary royal dynasties, the only one Great Wall, most visited World Expo, Yao Meng. And how about thier recent property exhibition? It is like nothing you’ve ever seen!
Bandar Raya Developments Berhad (BRDB) has recently opened the doors to its brand new gallery in the heart of the KLCC district.
To fulfil its Corporate Social Responsibility and to achieve the “Clean and Healthy City” status, Seri Alam Properties Sdn Bhd has responded positively to the government’s call in preserving Mother Nature.
The Real Estate Housing Developers’ Association (REHDA) Malaysia recently hosted the second installment of the Malaysia Property Expo (MAPEX) in the Klang Valley from July 1 to 3.
There is a lot more role and responsibility of the surveying profession in the country’s real estate development than it is 50 years ago.
The SMART Expo returned to the Hong Kong Convention & Exhibition Centre on June 4 and 5, 2011.
During our unraveling of the Iskandar Malaysia theorem in our Special November – December issue of Home Finder, we had the chance to ask Dato’ Wan Abdullah Wan Ismail, Managing Director and Chief Execute Officer of UEM Land Bhd his views on Nusajaya – Iskandar’s star region in the eyes of many. With UEM Land being the master developer in this area, Dato’ Wan was the perfect candidate to answer our questions.
2011 International Investment and Lifestyle Showcase in conjunction with the 3rd Expatriate Services Expo 2011
Not so long ago, Corporate and Social Responsibility (CSR) was but a mere checklist of tasks to fulfill a short-term gain for business growth. Today however, the world has changed into a place where the consumers are more sensitive to the moral obligations of a company.
Analysts give thumbs-up to Indonesia’s real-estate scene
The downside risks to global economic growth have increased substantially over the past few months. The disruption to Asia’s supply chain – particularly for electrical and electronic (E&E) and automotive goods – has become more evident following the Great Japan Earthquake in mid-March. This has been exacerbated by rising energy prices towards the end of April and continued political indecisiveness in resolving the deteriorating sovereign debt situations in Europe and the United States (US). All these have hampered global manufacturing activities (as measured by various Purchasing Managers Indices or PMIs) in recent months