High-rise shift in Klang Valley: where mid-income upgraders can find new projects
This article appeared in the April 9, 2026 issue of the monthly print edition.
This article appeared in the April 9, 2026 issue of the monthly print edition.
KUALA LUMPUR (Jan 26): The industrial sector has stood out as the strongest performer amidst Malaysia’s property market, which recorded mixed results across the industrial, residential, and commercial segments in the first nine months of 2025.
KUALA LUMPUR (Jan 26): Johor was the only state that gained confidence while the overall Malaysia residential market stayed flatish in 2025 as developers stayed cautious.
KUALA LUMPUR (Jan 23): Malaysia’s retail sector recorded a marginal reduction in shopping mall space in 2025, as several underperforming malls closed or temporarily ceased operations for refurbishment, while occupancy levels showed a gradual improvement.
The projected growth in Malaysia’s GDP of 4.
Managing mixed developments can be daunting.
Biggest beneficiaries of are the education/higher education sectors followed by the health sector KUALA LUMPUR (Oct 25): The biggest beneficiaries of Budget 2025 are the education/higher education sectors followed by the health sector, while the property sector “was not accorded the same priority and there were not that many goodies to cheer up the market”, stated Henry Butcher Malaysia.
“At HBMK, the emphasis on valuing their people remains a cornerstone of the company's culture.
“This is why we want to propose that for future developments, certain prerequisites must be fulfilled before planning permission can be granted.
HBMK successfully forms subsidiary management corporation for Menara UOA Bangsar KUALA LUMPUR (Dec 22): Poorly managed property will affect the value of your property development versus a well-managed one.