While the government’s intent to revitalise ageing urban areas is commendable, the case of 1Razak Mansion vividly illustrates the often devastating consequences of poor planning, inadequate financial safeguards and the neglect of residents' long-term welfare. Without stringent measures and...
The Malaysian property sector in 2024 was generally characterised by a positive growth momentum in numbers, juxtaposed with a mixed market sentiment amongst buyers facing rising costs challenges and global economic uncertainties.
Malaysia’s shopping mall industry has evolved significantly over the past five decades. Through astute and perceptive transformations, shopping malls in Malaysia have become more than just retail spaces - they are now multifaceted venues catering to diverse consumer needs and experiences. They...
It may be natural to compare Kuala Lumpur unfavourably to these grand European capitals and complain about why Kuala Lumpur doesn’t have the wide pedestrian-friendly landscaped boulevards and a vast public realm filled with monuments, statues and fountains, and the cultural institutions that we...
The past few years have been a challenging period as we navigated through the post Covid-19 pandemic era and its widespread impacts. In 2023/24, while many sectors rebounded, others continued to struggle and recover. Nevertheless, 2024 began with strong sentiments and promises, marking a notable...
Looking ahead to 2025, three critical challenges emerge as focal points for the profession. These challenges not only impact our members but also carry significant implications for the nation’s economy and the broader property ecosystem.
Malaysia’s economy is back on a strong growth trajectory, marking a new chapter of prosperity and growth under the Madani governance. With a 5.2% expansion in the first nine months of the year, the nation has exceeded expectations, reinforcing its position as a dynamic player in Southeast Asia....
As Malaysia faces increasing climate risks, cities are at the forefront of both vulnerability and solutions. With rising flood occurrences, sea-level increases, extreme weather events and heatwaves threatening urban areas, robust climate change mitigation and adaptation strategies are more crucial...
Rehda Institute, the training, research and education arm of the Real Estate and Housing Developers’ Association (Rehda), celebrated its 20th anniversary in November this year, marking an evolutionary legacy in its journey to becoming a leading think tank on Malaysia’s housing sector.
Putra Heights, nestled within the larger Subang Jaya area, offers residents a rare blend of modern conveniences and the tranquility of nature. Since its inception in 1999, this 1,767-acre township has evolved into a sanctuary for over 49,000 residents, capturing a lifestyle where urban excitement...