Malaysia's property transaction value hits decade-high in 2024, overhang situation improves
Volume meanwhile rose 5.
Landed homes driving Selangor's supply, says EdgeProp new launch report
The Petaling district is driving Selangor's high-rise housing boom, leading the region with 93 new condominium and apartment projects.
PEPS anticipates property prices to increase by 2% to 5% this year
Organising chairman Sulaiman Saheh: “[The property price growth projection] ranges from 2% and could go up to 5%, but it is very much dependent on the locality.
Shouldn’t stratified properties enjoy lower assessment rates by DBKL?
The owners of strata properties (landed or multiple-storey) already bear the financial burden of maintaining their shared infrastructure and facilities through contributions to their joint management bodies, management corporations (MCs), or subsidiary management corporations.
Knight Frank: Asia-Pacific prime office set to grow 7% in 2025
In the report, the international real estate consultancy firm also highlighted that the Asia-Pacific office market saw a 1.
The REAL deal: What’s next, Madam Mayor?
Seri Maimunah Mohd Sharif’s mandate stretches far beyond ensuring the cleanliness and provision of smooth mobility and connectivity in the city.
Klang Valley property prices up 3.2% in 2024: Upscale neighbourhoods in Batu district lead the way
Batu district, well known for affluent neighbourhoods such as Mont’Kiara and Desa Park City, emerged as a top performer, particularly within the serviced apartment segment.
Rushing into urban redevelopment without establishing regulatory framework could leave homeowners homeless
Redevelopment is not a task that the government should out-source to private developers to solve.
Henry Butcher Malaysia: Increased activity in 2024 signalling positive outlook for 2025’s property market
The projected growth in Malaysia’s GDP of 4.
JLL Malaysia: Risk of overbuilding as market sentiment improves
In the JLL 1Q2025 press conference for the Malaysian property sector on Wednesday, JLL Malaysia managing director Jamie Tan shared that property hotspots, such as the central Klang Valley, Penang and Johor, are more prone to overbuilding as market sentiment improves.
