MALAYSIA is emerging as the frontrunner in Southeast Asia’s data centre market, swiftly outpacing many of its neighbouring competitors while upping its game to become the Top 3 Asian destination for this fast-growing industry.

The Minister of Housing and Local Government (KPKT) wants to proceed with the proposed Urban Redevelopment Act (URA), reasoning that redevelopment, rejuvenation or renewal of real estate within cities is necessary. KPKT proposes a 75% consent threshold for en-bloc sale for urban redevelopment,...

Sime Darby Property Bhd has topped out Serasi Residences, reaching the milestone of structural completion with the full completion targeted in February 2027.

Mixed developments, which comprises residential and one or more components like retail, commercial, office and hotel, present unique challenges in Malaysia. As the nation transitions from single-use strata buildings to complex mixed developments, the intricacies of design and management become...

As security technology advances rapidly, the uptake of advanced devices in property developments lags behind. Many property developers remain hesitant to move away from traditional security measures they consider sufficient for their projects.

Retail precincts have been a staple of commerce for centuries, evolving from the bustling markets of old to today's sophisticated shopping havens. This evolution reflects not only changes in consumer preferences but also innovations in retail formats. From the humble origins of markets to the...

RHB Bank Bhd (RHB) has announced a strategic partnership with OSK Property to introduce a new green financing initiative aimed at promoting sustainable development in Malaysia. The Green Home Financing initiative by RHB offers a preferential mortgage margin of financing up to 95% + 5% (Mortgage...

Integrated living, a concept that seeks to blend social and private housing within a single development, holds the promise of narrowing the socio-economic divide in Malaysia. Traditionally, the approach to low-cost housing in the country has involved pushing such developments to less desirable...

AS Generation Z (Gen Z) in Malaysia transitions from renting to home ownership, they face unique challenges and opportunities in securing their financial future. According to recent data from global property tech company Juwai IQI, Gen Z, born between 1995 and 2005, has significantly increased...

As urban land becomes increasingly scarce, particularly in city centres, developers are turning to redevelopment projects to maximise existing spaces. Traditionally, such projects would take on new identities, leaving behind old names to signify a fresh start. However, some developers want to...