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Incentives for “Build-Then-Sell” housing model to be announced soon

In a move to strengthen Malaysia’s housing sector, the government will introduce incentives for developers who adopt the “build-then-sell” (BTS) model, Housing and Local Government Minister Nga Kor Ming announced at the Urban Engineering Symposium 2025 (Urbens 2025) last week. Nga highlighted that the BTS model forms part of broader ... Read More
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Senior-friendly park in Taman Lip Sin nears completion

The construction of a senior-friendly park in Taman Lip Sin is entering its final stage, with 93% of the works completed and full completion expected by the end of this month. Penang Island City Council (MBPP) councillor Chan Soon Aun said the RM800,000 project, located next to Block 6, is ... Read More
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SITE PROGRESS: D’Aleena (Sep 2025)

About D'Aleena D’Aleena is a serene, nature-inspired township in the heart of Tasek Gelugor, offering a harmonious blend of peaceful living, community spirit, and modern convenience. Following the successful sell-out of its Double-Storey Shop Offices, the latest launch features over 1,000 Single-Storey Terrace Homes and 94 Shop Offices, forming part ... Read More
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Penang River Cruise offers wildlife and cultural encounters

Nature enthusiasts and culture seekers now have a fresh reason to explore Seberang Perai with the launch of the Penang River Cruise at Auto-City Juru. Officially opened at the River Park Jetty, this two-hour journey along Sungai Juru offers passengers a close encounter with the region’s natural beauty, wildlife, and ... Read More
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Penang’s North Coastal Paired Road to begin construction in 2026

The long-awaited North Coastal Paired Road (NCPR) is set to bring major relief to Penang’s northern coastline, providing residents, commuters, and tourists with a crucial alternative to the often-congested Jalan Batu Ferringhi. For years, the single-carriageway route from George Town to Batu Ferringhi and Teluk Bahang has struggled with overwhelming ... Read More
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Sungai Dua–Juru elevated highway project set for November groundbreaking

Penang Chief Minister Chow Kon Yeow has confirmed that the much-anticipated Sungai Dua to Juru elevated highway project is progressing to the next phase, with tendering and contractor appointments currently underway. The groundbreaking ceremony is expected to take place in early November, officiated by Prime Minister Datuk Seri Anwar Ibrahim ... Read More
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SITE PROGRESS: Seiras Residences @ Utropolis (Sep 2025)

About Seiras Residences @ Utropolis A modern high-rise within the 44.3-acre Utropolis Batu Kawan integrated development, strategically positioned near UOW Malaysia KDU, The Ship Campus, Columbia Asia Hospital, IKEA, Design Village, and the Second Penang Bridge. Introducing Penang’s first triple-key concept, it offers highly flexible layouts—from dual-key units with a private studio ... Read More
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JKPSB launches new phases of Taman Seri Saujana with community celebration

JKP Sdn. Bhd. (JKPSB), a wholly-owned subsidiary of the Minister of Finance Incorporated (MKD) and implementing agency for the Penang Bumiputera Development Council (MPBPP), has launched Phase 6 and Phase 7 of its flagship Taman Seri Saujana project in Seberang Perai Selatan. The pre-launch ceremony, held at Nibong Tebal Arena, ... Read More
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Penang steps up flood mitigation efforts

The Penang state government is continuing its efforts to tackle flood problems with several projects already in progress. In Taman Machang Bubuk, a flood mitigation project costing RM1.95 million started on 21 February this year. The works will take about 18 months and are expected to be completed by August next year. According ... Read More
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80% of Gen Z Malaysians opt for high-rise living

Four in five Gen Z Malaysians are choosing to buy condominiums or apartments, marking a sharp contrast with older generations who continue to favour landed properties, according to property group Juwai IQI. The study, based on more than 127,000 transactions since 2018, suggests the generational divide could reshape Malaysia’s housing ... Read More