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moron101 Supreme	26-May-2020 17:22        moron101 About Contact  Quote this Post!
x 0   x 0  Alert Admin	When is the dividend payout?
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Singpost Master	26-May-2020 12:49        Singpost About Contact  Quote this Post!
x 0   x 0  Alert Admin	will become $2 or $4 ?
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Joelton Supreme	26-May-2020 10:17        Joelton About Contact  Quote this Post!
x 0   x 0  Alert Admin	Time to look at Singapore-listed blue chip developers TUE, MAY 26, 2020 - 5:50 AM CDL, UOL and CapitaLand shares present investors with significant valuation upside if they can ride out this down cycle Singapore PRIVATE home prices are poised for a moderate decline as unemployment looks set to rise and property viewings continue to be disallowed due to social distancing measures. But shares of the largest Singapore-listed developers look attractive as they are trading close to...
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actan99 Master	18-May-2020 02:26        actan99 About Contact  Quote this Post!
x 0   x 0  Alert Admin	I still waiiting for brokerage TP of $4.  lol.  I think for e moment anything under $3 is quite good value.
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TA_Expert Supreme	14-May-2020 14:44        TA_Expert About Contact  Quote this Post!   Yells: "The World has changed"
x 0   x 0  Alert Admin	The company largest revenue is from China. China do well, the company will do well. kandinsky      ( Date: 14-May-2020 14:41) Posted: Is this a buy?
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kandinsky Master	14-May-2020 14:41        kandinsky About Contact  Quote this Post!
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actan99 Master	09-May-2020 22:37        actan99 About Contact  Quote this Post!
x 0   x 0  Alert Admin	Bought quite high last time, about $3.40,  however i intend to keep for long term.  However the ascott residence trust business subsidary , abit concern that part of the business might not do well as with all hospitality reits and will affect capitaland overall portfolio business. ( I dont hold ascott,      but got hold capital Mall ).  Wonder should I accumalate more,  average down capitaland under $3 ?
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NT1825 Master	08-May-2020 13:04        NT1825 About Contact  Quote this Post!
x 0   x 0  Alert Admin	Good news. Can collect final progress payment from all  contribute positively to the Group&rsquo s cashflow Joelton      ( Date: 06-May-2020 09:20) Posted: CapitaLand' s office development at 79 Robinson Road obtains temporary occupation permit UPDATED MAY 5, 2020, 9:46 AM   SINGAPORE - CapitaLand announced on Tuesday (May 5) that its prime office development 79 Robinson Road, on the site of the former CPF Building, obtained its temporary occupation permit (TOP) on April 28, in the face of work restrictions and  circuit breaker measures  due to the coronavirus pandemic. The landmark 29-storey Grade A office building in the heart of the central business district is jointly owned by the Singapore property giant and Japanese partners Mitsui & Co and Tokyo Tatemono Co. " The completion of 79 Robinson Road on schedule in 2Q 2020, amidst complexities caused by COVID-19 since early this year and the circuit breaker measures since April, is a testimony of our development expertise and collaborative working relationships with the main contractor, suppliers and other stakeholders in the real estate ecosystem," said Mr Tan Yew Chin, CEO, business parks and commercial, CapitaLand Singapore, Malaysia and Indonesia.   Over 70 per cent of the development' s 518,000 square feet (sq ft) of net lettable area, primarily in the low- and mid-zone, has been taken up to date, CapitaLand said on Tuesday. The multinational companies who have signed on as tenants include Allianz, EFG Bank, Howden Insurance and William Grant & Sons. The building' s tenants will take over their premises from June 2020, following the end of the circuit breaker period, and are expected to move in progressively from the third quarter of the year.     Bridge+, CapitaLand' s wholly-owned coworking and flexible workspace business unit, will take up 56,000 sq ft of space in the fourth quarter of 2020. In addition to a variety of meeting and event spaces for tenants of the building, Bridge+ 79 Robinson Road will offer fully furnished contemporary workspaces for companies of all sizes.   79 Robinson Road is designed by American architecture firm Gensler, in collaboration with Singapore' s DCA Architects. The 180-metre tall development features a pixelated faç ade with panel sizes of varying sizes and tilt angles, akin to an algorithm of binary codes. The development has received the Building and Construction Authority' s Green Mark Platinum Award for its sustainable and environmentally friendly features, which include lush greenery as well as energy- and water-efficient building systems. The office building has sheltered access to and from Tanjong Pagar MRT station. It is also 200 metres away from the upcoming Shenton Way MRT station. CapitaLand said Bridge+ will spearhead and curate community-driven programmes to foster connections and interactions among its members, tenants of the building and businesses and professionals working in the CBD. One such initiative is the seeding of a fintech hub at Bridge+ 79 Robinson Road. Bridge+ has inked memorandums of understanding with various partners to deliver programmes such as seminars, hackathons and lab crawls to bring together the fintech community. The office development is also expected to further benefit from the upcoming Greater Southern Waterfront, an area stretching from Gardens by the Bay East to Pasir Panjang which will be redeveloped over the next five to 10 years. https://www.straitstimes.com/business/companies-markets/capitalands-79-robinson-road-achieves-top-amid-covid-19-restrictions
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Joelton Supreme	06-May-2020 09:20        Joelton About Contact  Quote this Post!
x 0   x 0  Alert Admin	CapitaLand' s office development at 79 Robinson Road obtains temporary occupation permit UPDATED MAY 5, 2020, 9:46 AM   SINGAPORE - CapitaLand announced on Tuesday (May 5) that its prime office development 79 Robinson Road, on the site of the former CPF Building, obtained its temporary occupation permit (TOP) on April 28, in the face of work restrictions and  circuit breaker measures  due to the coronavirus pandemic. The landmark 29-storey Grade A office building in the heart of the central business district is jointly owned by the Singapore property giant and Japanese partners Mitsui & Co and Tokyo Tatemono Co. " The completion of 79 Robinson Road on schedule in 2Q 2020, amidst complexities caused by COVID-19 since early this year and the circuit breaker measures since April, is a testimony of our development expertise and collaborative working relationships with the main contractor, suppliers and other stakeholders in the real estate ecosystem," said Mr Tan Yew Chin, CEO, business parks and commercial, CapitaLand Singapore, Malaysia and Indonesia.   Over 70 per cent of the development' s 518,000 square feet (sq ft) of net lettable area, primarily in the low- and mid-zone, has been taken up to date, CapitaLand said on Tuesday. The multinational companies who have signed on as tenants include Allianz, EFG Bank, Howden Insurance and William Grant & Sons. The building' s tenants will take over their premises from June 2020, following the end of the circuit breaker period, and are expected to move in progressively from the third quarter of the year.     Bridge+, CapitaLand' s wholly-owned coworking and flexible workspace business unit, will take up 56,000 sq ft of space in the fourth quarter of 2020. In addition to a variety of meeting and event spaces for tenants of the building, Bridge+ 79 Robinson Road will offer fully furnished contemporary workspaces for companies of all sizes.   79 Robinson Road is designed by American architecture firm Gensler, in collaboration with Singapore' s DCA Architects. The 180-metre tall development features a pixelated faç ade with panel sizes of varying sizes and tilt angles, akin to an algorithm of binary codes. The development has received the Building and Construction Authority' s Green Mark Platinum Award for its sustainable and environmentally friendly features, which include lush greenery as well as energy- and water-efficient building systems. The office building has sheltered access to and from Tanjong Pagar MRT station. It is also 200 metres away from the upcoming Shenton Way MRT station. CapitaLand said Bridge+ will spearhead and curate community-driven programmes to foster connections and interactions among its members, tenants of the building and businesses and professionals working in the CBD. One such initiative is the seeding of a fintech hub at Bridge+ 79 Robinson Road. Bridge+ has inked memorandums of understanding with various partners to deliver programmes such as seminars, hackathons and lab crawls to bring together the fintech community. The office development is also expected to further benefit from the upcoming Greater Southern Waterfront, an area stretching from Gardens by the Bay East to Pasir Panjang which will be redeveloped over the next five to 10 years. https://www.straitstimes.com/business/companies-markets/capitalands-79-robinson-road-achieves-top-amid-covid-19-restrictions
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Joelton Supreme	06-May-2020 09:15        Joelton About Contact  Quote this Post!
x 0   x 0  Alert Admin	CapitaLand still a ' buy' with its diversified portfolio Samantha Chiew  5/05/2020, 1:29pm SINGAPORE (May 5): Analysts are all positive on CapitaLand following the group&rsquo s business update announcement yesterday, which warned that its 1Q20 operating performance across Singapore, China, India, Vietnam, and the other countries it operates in, has been affected by the Covid-19 pandemic.   The group did not report any overall financial figures as it has adopted the announcement of half-yearly financial statements with effect from the current FY2020. CapitaLand Limited&rsquo s next financial results announcement will be for the half-year period ending June 30.   See: CapitaLand reports ' relative resilience' in office and business arm in 1Q business update   On the back of this, RHB Group Research is reiterating its &ldquo buy&rdquo call on CapitaLand with a target price of $4.00 from $4.20 previously.   In a Tuesday report, analyst Vijay Natarajan says, &ldquo CapitaLand remains our preferred sector pick for its diversified portfolio, with a high proportion of recurring income offering resilience. We see good value at current share price levels, as the stock is trading at 0.6 times price-to-book value.&rdquo   In China, the group&rsquo s portfolio is showing signs that it is bouncing back post-lockdown.   Residential sales across its China projects rebounded strongly in March (higher than Jan-Feb combined sales), after some lockdown measures were lifted. It charted CNY900m in sales for 1Q20. Pricing was higher than previous project phases, and management guided that GPM across its projects remain at over 15%.   In terms of retail operations in China, all 15 malls that were closed during the lockdown have since reopened, with 85% of tenants back in operation. Full rental rebates were offered for Wuhan malls   (Jan 25 to Feb 13), and 50% rent rebates were offered to remaining malls (Jan 25 to Feb 9). Shopper traffic has also been steadily increasing m-o-m from February lows.   In Singapore, CapitaLand&rsquo s retail and lodging portfolio will see the biggest impact, especially the malls due to the circuit breaker measures.   CapitaLand is offering 2-month rental rebates (including property tax rebates), and offsetting one month of security deposits. Business parks and offices, which account for 30% of EBIT, have largely remained resilient. Most of its existing residential launches have seen good take-up rates (> 80% sold), so management does not see any need to pare down prices to move inventory.   In 1Q20, CapitaLand made gross investments of $447 million (mainly across business parks and the logistics space) and gross divestments of $373 million. It still plans to achieve its $3 billion per annum of divestment target this year, despite market challenges. It will also look out for select acquisition opportunities, mainly on new economy assets (business parks, logistics and data centres) and possibly acquire new business too, if the current crisis presents good opportunities.   Similarly, CGS-CIMB Research is keeping its &ldquo add&rdquo recommendation on CapitaLand with a target price of $3.52 from $3.60 previously.   While China, Singapore and Japan retail occupancy stayed high, shopper footfalls and tenants sales fell some 4% y-o-y in 1Q20.   As China&rsquo s lockdown is ending, shopper traffic started to recover, although still lower y-o-y.   In a Monday report, analyst Lock Mun Yee says, &ldquo The commercial, business parks and logistics properties across its geographic footprint performed better with occupancy exceeding 85% and enjoying positive rental reversion of 4-21%. That said, tenants remain cautious and we anticipate rental reversions to moderate ahead.&rdquo   As for the group&rsquo s lodging business, revenue per available unit (REVPAU) declined an average 22% y-o-y in 1Q20 52 of its total 485 properties remained closed at end-April.   &ldquo This will likely continue to put pressure on occupancy and REVPAU. 1Q20 fee income expanded y-o-y and we anticipate it to remain largely stable in the near term, but slower asset recycling or asset value depreciation could adversely impact this revenue source,&rdquo adds Lock.     As at 1.30pm, shares in CapitaLand are trading at $2.91 or 0.6 times FY20 book with a dividend yield of 4.2%, according to CGS-CIMB&rsquo s estimates. https://www.theedgesingapore.com/capital/brokers-calls/capitaland-still-buy-its-diversified-portfolio
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Joelton Supreme	05-May-2020 10:00        Joelton About Contact  Quote this Post!
x 0   x 0  Alert Admin	CapitaLand' s lodging, development businesses most hit by Covid-19 MON, MAY 04, 2020 - 9:22 AM CAPITALAND' S lodging business saw first-quarter fee income drop 9 per cent year on year to S$54.2 million, while revenue per available unit (revPAU) fell 22 per cent to S$84 from S$108 the year before, according to the group' s Q1 business update on Monday. This comes amid a standstill in... https://www.businesstimes.com.sg/companies-markets/capitalands-lodging-development-businesses-most-hit-by-covid-19
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SgYuan Supreme	02-May-2020 11:20        SgYuan About Contact  Quote this Post!
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SgYuan Supreme	02-May-2020 10:27        SgYuan About Contact  Quote this Post!
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HTHT1989 Senior	07-Apr-2020 17:04        HTHT1989 About Contact  Quote this Post!   Yells: "Huat ah!"
x 0   x 0  Alert Admin	tempting, but its time for > $3 plays Joelton      ( Date: 07-Apr-2020 10:00) Posted: CapitaLand reopens all China malls, posts rise in residential sales MON, APR 06, 2020 - 2:57 PM MAINBOARD-LISTED CapitaLand has reopened all its malls in China  previously shut due to the country' s coronavirus lockdown. The group' s four malls in Wuhan - the epicentre of the outbreak - reopened on April 2  after receiving clearance from local authorities. About 80 per cent of stores in CapitaLand' s malls and business parks in China were in operation as at end-March, the property giant said in a bourse filing on Monday. In a separate filing,  CapitaLand Retail China Trust (CRCT) said its  portfolio had seen improvements in business activity and footfall in March compared to February. CRCT Management chief executive Tan Tze Wooi said the trust was " very encouraged" by the return of tenants and shoppers, adding that  it would work closely with retailers to meet pent-up demand through targeted offerings and attractive promotions. He said: " In the last few years, we have actively shaped the portfolio to become more resilient by diversifying our presence across more cities and diversifying our tenant base across different trade categories. " While we expect short-term volatility to our business due to Covid-19, we maintain our long-term collaborative stance with our business partners and a positive view of the China market." Apart from mall tenants, about 95 per cent of CapitaLand' s office tenants have also resumed operations, with over 65 per cent of tenants' employees returning to the office, the property developer said. On the residential front,  CapitaLand' s sales offices across China reopened progressively in March, with  residential sales for the month exceeding 1.3 billion yuan (S$263.6 million). This is more than 5.5 times its sales for January and February combined. Its new  La Botanica township in Xi' an, launched on March 24, sold all 288 units  within four days for a  gross sales value of 405 million yuan, it said. Other notable sales it made in the first quarter of the year include Jing' an One in Shanghai, and Citta Di Mare and La Riva in Guangzhou. The three properties netted the company about 336 million yuan, 390 million yuan and 288 million yuan in sales respectively. CapitaLand group China president  Lucas Loh said Chinese homebuyers have become more discerning since the virus outbreak, but added that the company recorded  healthy figures since reopening sales offices, indicating a sustained underlying demand for new homes. CapitaLand said most of its  projects under construction have resumed work, and it is now  focused on catching up with its annual sales and handover targets. CapitaLand shares were trading at S$2.77 as at 2.18pm on Monday after the announcement, up S$0.15 or 5.7 per cent. Units of  CRCT were also up S$0.08 or 7.6 per cent at S$1.14. https://www.businesstimes.com.sg/companies-markets/capitaland-reopens-all-china-malls-posts-rise-in-residential-sales
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Maxgrow68 Elite	07-Apr-2020 13:48        Maxgrow68 About Contact  Quote this Post!   Yells: "Right and Kind. Choose Kind then you are always Right !"
x 0   x 0  Alert Admin	Both these stocks already shot up liao! Joelton      ( Date: 07-Apr-2020 10:00) Posted: CapitaLand reopens all China malls, posts rise in residential sales MON, APR 06, 2020 - 2:57 PM MAINBOARD-LISTED CapitaLand has reopened all its malls in China  previously shut due to the country' s coronavirus lockdown. The group' s four malls in Wuhan - the epicentre of the outbreak - reopened on April 2  after receiving clearance from local authorities. About 80 per cent of stores in CapitaLand' s malls and business parks in China were in operation as at end-March, the property giant said in a bourse filing on Monday. In a separate filing,  CapitaLand Retail China Trust (CRCT) said its  portfolio had seen improvements in business activity and footfall in March compared to February. CRCT Management chief executive Tan Tze Wooi said the trust was " very encouraged" by the return of tenants and shoppers, adding that  it would work closely with retailers to meet pent-up demand through targeted offerings and attractive promotions. He said: " In the last few years, we have actively shaped the portfolio to become more resilient by diversifying our presence across more cities and diversifying our tenant base across different trade categories. " While we expect short-term volatility to our business due to Covid-19, we maintain our long-term collaborative stance with our business partners and a positive view of the China market." Apart from mall tenants, about 95 per cent of CapitaLand' s office tenants have also resumed operations, with over 65 per cent of tenants' employees returning to the office, the property developer said. On the residential front,  CapitaLand' s sales offices across China reopened progressively in March, with  residential sales for the month exceeding 1.3 billion yuan (S$263.6 million). This is more than 5.5 times its sales for January and February combined. Its new  La Botanica township in Xi' an, launched on March 24, sold all 288 units  within four days for a  gross sales value of 405 million yuan, it said. Other notable sales it made in the first quarter of the year include Jing' an One in Shanghai, and Citta Di Mare and La Riva in Guangzhou. The three properties netted the company about 336 million yuan, 390 million yuan and 288 million yuan in sales respectively. CapitaLand group China president  Lucas Loh said Chinese homebuyers have become more discerning since the virus outbreak, but added that the company recorded  healthy figures since reopening sales offices, indicating a sustained underlying demand for new homes. CapitaLand said most of its  projects under construction have resumed work, and it is now  focused on catching up with its annual sales and handover targets. CapitaLand shares were trading at S$2.77 as at 2.18pm on Monday after the announcement, up S$0.15 or 5.7 per cent. Units of  CRCT were also up S$0.08 or 7.6 per cent at S$1.14. https://www.businesstimes.com.sg/companies-markets/capitaland-reopens-all-china-malls-posts-rise-in-residential-sales
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Joelton Supreme	07-Apr-2020 10:00        Joelton About Contact  Quote this Post!
x 0   x 0  Alert Admin	CapitaLand reopens all China malls, posts rise in residential sales MON, APR 06, 2020 - 2:57 PM MAINBOARD-LISTED CapitaLand has reopened all its malls in China  previously shut due to the country' s coronavirus lockdown. The group' s four malls in Wuhan - the epicentre of the outbreak - reopened on April 2  after receiving clearance from local authorities. About 80 per cent of stores in CapitaLand' s malls and business parks in China were in operation as at end-March, the property giant said in a bourse filing on Monday. In a separate filing,  CapitaLand Retail China Trust (CRCT) said its  portfolio had seen improvements in business activity and footfall in March compared to February. CRCT Management chief executive Tan Tze Wooi said the trust was " very encouraged" by the return of tenants and shoppers, adding that  it would work closely with retailers to meet pent-up demand through targeted offerings and attractive promotions. He said: " In the last few years, we have actively shaped the portfolio to become more resilient by diversifying our presence across more cities and diversifying our tenant base across different trade categories. " While we expect short-term volatility to our business due to Covid-19, we maintain our long-term collaborative stance with our business partners and a positive view of the China market." Apart from mall tenants, about 95 per cent of CapitaLand' s office tenants have also resumed operations, with over 65 per cent of tenants' employees returning to the office, the property developer said. On the residential front,  CapitaLand' s sales offices across China reopened progressively in March, with  residential sales for the month exceeding 1.3 billion yuan (S$263.6 million). This is more than 5.5 times its sales for January and February combined. Its new  La Botanica township in Xi' an, launched on March 24, sold all 288 units  within four days for a  gross sales value of 405 million yuan, it said. Other notable sales it made in the first quarter of the year include Jing' an One in Shanghai, and Citta Di Mare and La Riva in Guangzhou. The three properties netted the company about 336 million yuan, 390 million yuan and 288 million yuan in sales respectively. CapitaLand group China president  Lucas Loh said Chinese homebuyers have become more discerning since the virus outbreak, but added that the company recorded  healthy figures since reopening sales offices, indicating a sustained underlying demand for new homes. CapitaLand said most of its  projects under construction have resumed work, and it is now  focused on catching up with its annual sales and handover targets. CapitaLand shares were trading at S$2.77 as at 2.18pm on Monday after the announcement, up S$0.15 or 5.7 per cent. Units of  CRCT were also up S$0.08 or 7.6 per cent at S$1.14. https://www.businesstimes.com.sg/companies-markets/capitaland-reopens-all-china-malls-posts-rise-in-residential-sales
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huatster Senior	02-Apr-2020 20:26        huatster About Contact  Quote this Post!
x 0   x 0  Alert Admin	CapitaLand will be giving rental rebates to some 1,000 of its tenants as a start, while it reviews the rest of its 3,500 leases, a move industry associations urged other landlords to follow. After reviewing February sales and footfall data, CapitaLand on Wednesday issued letters to tenants at both its urban and suburban malls about their relief packages. Some were informed of a 25 per cent rebate each in April and May, on the fixed components of their one-month gross rent. This is in addition to the release of tenants' one-month security deposit to offset their rent for March.
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Joelton Supreme	02-Apr-2020 09:26        Joelton About Contact  Quote this Post!
x 0   x 0  Alert Admin	Ascott chief takes on additional remit as lodging CEO at CapitaLand WED, APR 01, 2020 - 10:38 AM CAPITALAND has appointed Kevin Goh as chief executive, lodging, effective Wednesday. He will concurrently be chief executive of The Ascott, a role he has held since January 2018.  In his new role, Mr Goh' s focus will be to grow the group' s lodging business, which is one of CapitaLand' s three pillars for sustainable growth - the other two being fund management and investment/development. He will also be a key member of the senior leadership team responsible for managing and executing the group' s growth strategies, the group said in a regulatory update.  Mr Goh has been with CapitaLand since May 2007. At The Ascott, he was previously chief operating officer from 2016 to 2017 and  managing director of North Asia and Ascott China Fund from 2015 to 2016.  CapitaLand shares closed at S$2.85 on Tuesday, up S$0.09 or 3.3 per cent. https://www.businesstimes.com.sg/companies-markets/ascott-chief-takes-on-additional-remit-as-lodging-ceo-at-capitaland
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uiop1223 Supreme	28-Mar-2020 17:13        uiop1223 About Contact  Quote this Post!
x 0   x 0  Alert Admin	All stocks will drop. Its about what price u willing to pay. Ignore analysts report. 9 out 10 are always Buy. Analyst also give TP of $4.5 for yrs but i never see it touch $4 even Anyway, in good times, capitaland at most is $3.90? Using this as an estimate, the room for increase is only 35%. Im sure u can find better counters to buy.
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Battle123 Elite	28-Mar-2020 17:01        Battle123 About Contact  Quote this Post! Style: Flexible   Mood:
x 0   x 0  Alert Admin	I saw latest news govt urges people Don go malls unnecessary, so wat do u think the share price For property, think only those reali need then will buy. Other investors, buy or sell?
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