UEM Land eye Singapore buyers
May 27, 2013 - PropertyGuru.com.my
By Farah Wahida:
Kuala Lumpur-based UEM Land will sell RM4 billion worth of residential and commercial developments this year, with most of the projects located within the Iskandar Malaysia economic zone.
As such, these projects are expected to capture the growing demand from Singapore buyers who are capitalising on their proximity to the region, reported Bloomberg.
Wan Abdullah Wan Ibrahim, CEO of UEM Land, revealed that around three-fourths of the upcoming launches will be located in Nusajaya city in Johor— within the 222,600ha Iskandar region. Among the planned launches, UEM Land will unveil an exhibition mall and an F1 racing test track.
“Land value in Nusajaya is gaining momentum...Investors are seeing a trend that they like very much,” noted Wan Abdullah.
The strong interest from Singapore buyers is also a result of the close ties between the neighbouring countries. Recently, plans have been revealed on a 300km high-speed rail link connecting Singapore to Kuala Lumpur within just 90 minutes.
In a previous interview, PM Najib was quoted as saying: “The wealth they have in Singapore could certainly benefit Malaysia as well, and Malaysia’s hinterland will benefit Singapore.”
Indeed, companies from the city-state have poured in around S$2.5 billion (RM6 billion) into Iskandar since 2006, based on figures from the Iskandar Regional Development Authority.
May 27, 2013 - PropertyGuru.com.my
By Farah Wahida:
Kuala Lumpur-based UEM Land will sell RM4 billion worth of residential and commercial developments this year, with most of the projects located within the Iskandar Malaysia economic zone.
As such, these projects are expected to capture the growing demand from Singapore buyers who are capitalising on their proximity to the region, reported Bloomberg.
Wan Abdullah Wan Ibrahim, CEO of UEM Land, revealed that around three-fourths of the upcoming launches will be located in Nusajaya city in Johor— within the 222,600ha Iskandar region. Among the planned launches, UEM Land will unveil an exhibition mall and an F1 racing test track.
“Land value in Nusajaya is gaining momentum...Investors are seeing a trend that they like very much,” noted Wan Abdullah.
The strong interest from Singapore buyers is also a result of the close ties between the neighbouring countries. Recently, plans have been revealed on a 300km high-speed rail link connecting Singapore to Kuala Lumpur within just 90 minutes.
In a previous interview, PM Najib was quoted as saying: “The wealth they have in Singapore could certainly benefit Malaysia as well, and Malaysia’s hinterland will benefit Singapore.”
Indeed, companies from the city-state have poured in around S$2.5 billion (RM6 billion) into Iskandar since 2006, based on figures from the Iskandar Regional Development Authority.