Singaporeans like landed properties in Iskandar, say developers


VIP guest: Johor state secretary Datuk Ismail Karim (sixth from left), Johor Rehda organising chairman Simon Heng Kwang Hock (third from left), Hoe (fifth from left) and Johor Rehda deputy chairman Wong Kuen Kong (right) looking at a property model after launching Mapex 2015 yesterday.

JOHOR BARU: Property sales in Iskandar Malaysia have managed to keep its momentum with demand for landed properties and well-planned business parks.

Johor Real Estate and Housing Developers Association (Rehda) branch chairman Hoe Mee Ling said such properties were especially popular with Singaporeans who were planning to set up businesses in Johor.

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