Johor tops residential property price increase in 3Q2025—JLL Malaysia
Johor's overall residential market continued to show exceptional growth.
Semenyih emerges as growth powerhouse, draws new commercial vibrancy
Population growth, higher-income buyers, and accelerating development momentum are transforming the once-backwater town into one of the southern corridor’s most compelling emerging markets.
Residential property demand in Negeri Sembilan continues to increase strongly—Rehda
Based on the First Half of the 2025 Property Market Report by the National Property Information Centre (Napic), the state's property market recorded encouraging performance with the number of transactions increasing by 6.
Kota Kemuning’s non-landed homes maintain steady demand
Despite its history as a flood-prone area, Kota Kemuning continues to record steady property market growth, supported by strong amenities, good connectivity, and a well-established township environment.
Bukit Jalil’s property prices—since the opening of Pavilion 2
Bukit Jalil is a key Klang Valley hub, with established institutional, and growing residential, and commercial developments, supported by strong infrastructure.
Affordable yet evolving: ETS3 shaping Kluang’s property scene
Kluang’s mature taman areas continue to attract families seeking affordability.
Sri Petaling sees rising commercial prices, driven by Jalan Radin Bagus
Commercial activity has become a focal point of Sri Petaling’s transformation—prime stretches are now commanding some of the highest commercial values in the area, while tenants unable to keep up with rising rental rates have sought second-tier premises as alternatives.
Property consultants call Budget 2026 balanced yet muted for the industry
One noted the lack of incentives for the property market and expected it to move steadily on its own steam again into 2026.
REHDA welcomes continued provisions made in Budget 2026 for first-time homebuyers
REHDA however expressed “trepidation pertaining the announcement to increase the stamp duty for foreign residential ownership, from the current 4% to 8%.
SS15 Subang Jaya records consistent property gains amid strong student presence
SS15 Subang Jaya has transformed from a student enclave into a well-connected, mixed-use district with steady rental demand and rising property values across residential and commercial segments.
