State REHDA welcomes SPEED Selangor policy to accelerate approvals
Scheduled to be launched in October 2025, SPEED Selangor is expected to shorten processing times at the local authority (PBT) level.
Abandoned housing: Rehda’s solutions missing the forest for the trees
Datuk Chang Kim Loong: "For the average Malaysian, we have repeatedly said, owning a home is not just a dream but the largest financial commitment of a lifetime.
Developers with tech, digital deficiency falling behind in capturing biggest market of new-generation property buyers
Property marketing needs to utilise multiple channels, data and analytics, as well as value-driven content to attract the Gen Zs and millennials.
International Green Build Conference 2025 will see largest participation of 800
REHDA Institute and GreenRE will be investing RM100,000 to sponsor key students and academics from over 10 Malaysian universities to nurture a new generation of leaders in sustainability and green development.
Johor overtakes Selangor for new launches in 1Q2025—Napic
By district, Johor Bahru (JB) also showed the highest number of residential properties sold for 2012–2025, totalling 73,935 units.
6% SST will lead to homebuyers bearing brunt of increased prices—REHDA
“In today’s urban landscape especially in city centres, where residential units are often part of mixed developments due to land scarcity, subjecting these units to SST will inevitably lead to increased housing prices, ultimately impacting homebuyers who will have to bear the brunt.
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Rehda Institute advocates owner-led model for urban renewal
“Developers are not the drivers of this process.
Constructive dialogue, sound policy needed for new urban renewal laws, says Rehda Institute
Urban renewal should be viewed not merely as a development concern, but as a critical public health and safety priority.
Rehda welcomes revised sewerage charges under new tiered structure
The new structure, announced by the National Water Services Commission (SPAN), introduces a five-tier system based on unit pricing.
Napic’s and Rehda’s differing data—Which one reflects true market sentiment?
We need improved data representativeness, accessibility, and interpretability to make informed decisions on the property market.
