KUALA LUMPUR (Dec 14): The Dec 15 cover story of City & Country spotlights the Garden Bay City — an upcoming 44-acre leasehold township in Kerteh, Terengganu — by Ting Mee Group. With a gross development value of RM700 million, the township will comprise 214 landed residential units, 235 affordable housing units, 72 commercial retail lots called The Walk, a 200-bed private healthcare centre, a hotel and serviced apartments, as well as a central park.
To be officially launched in 1Q2026, its first phase will be The Walk, a commercial hub which comprises 72 two- to four-storey units with a starting price of RM1.4 million.
Its managing director Wong Nian Foong tells the history behind the 44-acre land, as well as the company’s plan to develop it and contribute to the state.
Meanwhile, we have a story about GameOn, a family entertainment brand. It is ramping up its expansion and refreshing its offerings, with its latest Melawati Mall outlet featuring a wide range of attractions, promising to provide a fun experience for all ages.
This issue also features The Edge Malaysia | Olive Tree Property Consultants Johor Bahru Housing Property Monitor 3Q2025. Johor’s 3Q2025 property transactions were flat year on year, but total value surged 19.5% to RM24.4 billion, signalling more high-value deals and already reaching 86% of 2024’s total value.
Lastly, a report by Savills shows that medical office buildings are emerging as a highly sought-after investment asset in Europe as healthcare shifts increasingly toward outpatient care, driven by ageing populations, supportive policy reforms and stable, long-term demand.
Source: The Edge (15 December 2025)