Jaroses Partners awarded RM700m Pulau Indah logistics warehouse contract to Tanco–CNECC Consortium

Source: The Sun

Jaroses Partners awarded RM700m Pulau Indah logistics warehouse contract to Tanco–CNECC Consortium
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Tanco-CNECC Consortium has been awarded a contract for a logistics warehouse in Pulau Indah. The contract is worth RM700m. Tanco Builders will lead the consortium, while CNECC Malaysia will handle technical and construction works.

What it means for buyers, tenants and investorsBuyers and investors of properties in Pulau Indah can check the development's progress and potential impact on the area's infrastructure and amenities.

What it means for Japanese buyers

Tanco-CNECC Consortium won a RM700m contract for a logistics warehouse in Pulau Indah.

This development may impact infrastructure and amenities in Pulau Indah, affecting property buyers and investors.

Buyers and investors can check the development's progress with the relevant authorities.

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