Executive Dialogue on the Position Paper – Urban Renewal: Making It Work. This initiative is a collaborative effort between Bank Pembangunan Malaysia Berhad (BPMB) – a development financial institution wholly owned by the Minister of Finance (Incorporated) – and REHDA Institute. — AZLINA ABDULLAH/The Star
SEREMBAN: Demand for residential property in Negri Sembilan continues to increase strongly, driven by economic stability and high consumer confidence.
Real Estate and Housing Developers’ Association (Rehda) Negri Sembilan branch chairman Datuk Desmond Yap Poh Seng said Negri Sembilan is currently undergoing rapid transformation from a transit area to a dynamic and competitive economic zone.
He said the state’s economic growth was also driven by the implementation of Malaysia Vision Valley 2.0 (MVV 2.0) and the Negri Sembilan Development Plan 2045, which boosted the state’s reputation as the country’s new economic hub.
“Among the key catalyst projects shaping the state’s new landscape are MVV City, SPD Tech Valley, Eco Business Park VII, Enstek Techpark 3, Vision Business Park, Negri Sembilan Silicon Valley, Google Data Centre, Smart AI Container Port and Sunway Seremban Sentral.
“All these are high-impact projects that bring investments worth billions of ringgit and create thousands of new job opportunities in manufacturing, logistics, technology, renewable energy and professional services,” Yap said at the opening ceremony of the Negri Sembilan Housing and Property Expo here yesterday.
Also present was the chairman of the Local Government Development, Housing and Transport Action Committee, J. Arul Kumar.
Yap said the state’s strategic location near the Klang Valley and connectivity via major highways such as PLUS, Lekas and the Seremban-Port Dickson Expressway made it an ideal destination to live in or for investment. — Bernama
