The Voucher Department of Malaysia's Treasury Housing Loan Division receives nothing less than 1,300 claims from developers in a day. The department has a total of 35 clerks, which means each clerk would need to process an aver

There is a ring of excitement among property players in the real estate industry in Indonesia, which many real estate-related analysts agree signal the awakening of a giant in the republic.

Just a few months back the experts were abuzz with the property outlook for 2011. Now we're half way through the year - How has things changed? Have the sentiments remained or have theories proved wrong?

You have probably heard of the expression, "there is a method in his madness".  This phrase is actually an adaptation of Shakespeare’s, "though this be madness yet there is a method in it", which clearly underlines

The National Real Estate Research Fund (NAPREC) Conference by the National Institute of Valuation (INSPEN) is a platform for research grants recipients to present their findings to the stakeholders and key players of the real e

Fifty golden years in the Surveyor’s fraternity has brought about great changes to Malaysia’s development in the real estate landscape. Eunice Ng chats with Sr Ahmad Fauzi bin Nordin, Deputy President of the Institution of Sur

Like all investments, property investing may prove fruitful or woeful depending on how much time you've spent doing your homework and the way you go about managing your portfolio. Just when you think you've found that fool-proo

APREC 2011 promises to be yet another memorable conference that would strike a cord with every real-estate professional. It is now in its 19th edition and for the third time Malaysia has been selected to host and organize the C

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