ISKANDAR PUTERI - The mammoth Forest City development is impressive – its skyscrapers can be seen five kilometres away, rising from a man-made island off Malaysia’s southern state of Johor, north of Singapore. Read more at straitstimes.com.
ISKANDAR PUTERI - The mammoth Forest City development is impressive – its skyscrapers can be seen five kilometres away, rising from a man-made island off Malaysia’s southern state of Johor, north of Singapore.
It has struggled over the past few years, however. It targets foreign buyers, in particular investors from China, and with borders closed during the Covid-19 pandemic, they could not come.Get exclusive reports and insights with more than 500 subscriber-only articles every month
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