Heng Guan Development (HGD) has secured five anchor tenants for its upcoming development, Aera Business Centre, the commercial component of the 150-acre Aera township in North Sungai Petani, Kedah. 

IJM Land has commenced the handover of vacant possession for Sutera Phase 1 in Seremban 2, marking the first milestone across the 400-acre S2 Heights Aman masterplan community. With a gross development value (GDV) of RM269mil, Sutera Phase 1 comprises 204 freehold two-storey link homes. 

A strengthening ringgit presents attractive opportunities for Malaysian investors in the Australian property market, despite a temporary ban on foreign ownership for existing housing till 2027, says Knight Frank Malaysia.

Sunway Property has set an RM4.2bil sales target for 2026, supported by an RM4.8bil launch pipeline across Malaysia and key regional markets. 

Battersea Power Station has appointed Studio Egret West to refine Rafael Vinoly’s masterplan for the remaining 16 acres of its 42-acre riverside neighbourhood. The updated plans aim to deliver up to 3.2 million sq ft of residential, commercial, cultural and leisure space, enhancing this vital...

Industrial property specialist GAP Estate is setting an ambitious target of RM2bil in gross development value (GDV) for 2026, building on its strongest year to date after closing 2025 with RM885mil in sales.

SP Setia Bhd (Setia) celebrates the Year of the Horse by partnering with RHB Bank Bhd to provide Setia purchasers with a smooth and speedy transition into their new homes.

Tropicana Corporation Bhd (Tropicana) has forged partnerships with Signature Distribution Sdn Bhd and EDCA Sdn Bhd to strengthen sustainable practices and home ownership experience at Avisa Residences. The partnerships also underscore Tropicana’s recent achievement of 4-star ESG rating by Bursa...

For the global real estate investor, the most lucrative opportunities often emerge from a growth surprise: That specific window of time where economic reality outpaces consensus projections. As the nation moves through 2026, Malaysia has become the epicentre of such a phenomenon.

As Kuala Lumpur pursues aggressive urban renewal, a growing unease is settling among its residents. This anxiety stems not from development itself but from the potential loss of public parks, community spaces and the social security that long-term residents have spent decades building.