How to reap Johor Bahru’s ripe opportunities without getting burned if the bubble bursts
The Johor Bahru (JB) property market is starting to look like a circus.
The Johor Bahru (JB) property market is starting to look like a circus.
Backed by Datuk Doh Jee Ming, the managing director of property developer Lagenda Properties Bhd, EGH International has completed projects in Malaysia and abroad over the past 15 years, including 57 hotels and resorts, 19 healthcare facilities, and three educational institutions.
Nationwide office occupancy rates fell to 77.
Much of the discussion has centred on Malaysian owners, but foreign residents, especially Malaysia My 2nd Home (MM2H) visa holders who own properties, also need to understand how the URA might affect them.
Rahim & Co International Property Consultants director of research Sulaiman Saheh said growth opportunities are strongest along the RTS and JS-SEZ corridor, but it remains uncertain how far the spillover effect will reach other parts of the state.
Padini had 149 domestic outlets with annual lease payments of RM145.
While portions of the land are currently occupied by tenants, Oriental Interest noted that these tenancies are expected to expire by the deal’s completion.
The JV company, Lum Chang Tien Wah Property Sdn Bhd (LCTWP), has signed an agreement with MyTelehaus Sdn Bhd to develop, own, lease and operate a data centre.
Demand in the industrial sector is expected to rise in higher-value industries such as electrical and electronics, semiconductors, data centres and technology-related manufacturing, according to CBRE | WTW’s Malaysia Real Estate Market Outlook 2026 report.
The decades-old Petaling Jaya suburb is set to evolve with the emergence of new development pockets.