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This 11th Awards Appreciation Night was not only a celebration of Gather Properties' achievements but also a stage for its agents to showcase their success.

Polygon Properties founder Derek Soh announced the company’s expansion across the Klang Valley, with offices now located in Old Klang Road (HQ), Hartamas, Cheras, Kepong, Rawang, Subang and Cyberjaya.

While Malaysia was not among the top cross-border capital destinations this quarter, there was a steady rise in enquiries, particularly for Kuala Lumpur, Penang’s industrial corridors, and Johor’s logistics and residential hubs.

From a spacious 5-bedroom penthouse in Bukit Ceylon, Kuala Lumpur, to a brand-new 4-bedroom terrace home in Bandar Kinrara, Puchong, there’s something for every homebuyer.

PropNex Malaysia chief executive officer Marcus Teng said the company expects more than 5,000 participants over the two-day event, a sharp increase from 1,000 attendees last year.

The event launched the PropNex Malaysia Xpo 2025 series, offering homebuyers and investors a platform for deals, insights, and informed decisions.

E Trend Realty achieved a total commission payout of RM45 million, representing a 45% year-on-year increase in 2024.

Some mature neighbourhoods in Cheras are experiencing continuous 3% to 5% annual price growth, said Steven Tay.

Reapfield grew its value of transaction in comparison with 2023 by 30% and grew 6.

Cross-border capital flows also rose by 12% to US$171 billion, underscoring the international appetite for real estate.