National Housing Policy – a great blueprint awaiting implementation
There are various laws that are applicable to the housing development, but there are still weaknesses in the control, implementation and enforcement of these laws.
Knight Frank: Malaysia is top destination for data centre investment in SE Asia
Based on the report, key data centre developments in Johor include JB1 by Open DC, Iskandar Puteri Core Data Centre (Nusajaya Tech Park) by VADS, Sedenak Tech Park by Yondr and SEA Data Centre by YTL among others.
There must be political will to reduce property prices
House prices are still rising, albeit at a slow pace.
RHB Research stays ‘overweight’ on property and real estate sector, sees value despite market volatility
Many developers under the research house’s coverage have become more upbeat on the property market this year, in view of their more aggressive launching pipelines and sales targets.
Prestasi 100 hari KPKT - Adakah ia menuju ke arah yang betul?
Isu perumahan yang ditangani adalah salah satu inisiatif yang diberi penekanan.
KPKT’s 100-day performance — Is the ministry going in the right direction?
Housing matters being tackled as one of the highlighted initiatives More efforts from local authorities in the country “I am aware that my duties and responsibilities in KPKT are big and challenging with a wide range of stakeholders and target groups… therefore, I promise to do my best to carry out my responsibilities, to ensure the aspirations of the Unity Government can be achieved as soon as possible.
Singapore’s public housing model possible in Malaysia only upon structural change
In Malaysia, the affordable housing segment is partly funded by the free-market housing that is priced to cover the outstanding cost of developing the former.
Malaysia's overhang residential units dip below 30,000 for first time in two years
A total of 27,746 overhang units were recorded in 2022, declining by 24.
Property transaction value hit record RM179b in 2022 — Napic
Commenting on the outlook for the property market this year, Napic director Aina Edayu Ahmad said it depends on market sentiment, especially from property developers and households.
Property developers set to face greater challenges in 2023, says Kenanga
“The sector will continue to be weighed down by oversupply and the declining price affordability, as rising interest rates and inflation bite into consumers’ spending power, let alone high-ticket purchases.
