Slated for a year-long cycle of activity, from Chinese New Year deals in January to high-stakes year-end sales in December, the forecast for 2026 suggests that a multitude of property launches will be inextricably tied to aggressive, high-value campaigns.

While Johor continues to lead Asia in the growth of industrial estates, data centres and residential developments, a new and formidable bottleneck is emerging. Industry experts are warning that the defining theme of the 2026 real estate market will not be land availability or capital but rather the...

Malaysia’s real estate industry is officially transitioning from its post-pandemic recovery phase into a period of measured, sustainable growth. According to Rahim & Co Research Sdn Bhd’s Property Market Review 2025/2026, the sector is now underpinned by disciplined supply, stable economic...

When discussing high-risk residential zones, it is important to be clear about what this term truly encompasses. High-risk areas commonly include flood-prone neighbourhoods, hillsides vulnerable to landslides and regions built on limestone formations that are susceptible to sinkholes. They also...

PKNS's newest projects named Auva, Adhara and Aludra reinforce Cyberjaya’s identity as a modern centre for science and technology, blending cutting-edge architecture with sustainable development.

As the property market saw shifts in buying behaviour, industry experts note that buyers today are moving away from the house as a trophy mindset and treating property as a flexible service that must fit their immediate lifestyle. 

As cities grow denser and climates change, the way we live is evolving. Across the globe, architects and developers are rethinking homes to balance efficiency, sustainability and quality of life. From micro-living in Japan to floating homes in the Netherlands, modern properties are more than...

Malton Bhd has launched the Mutiara Kempas Sales Gallery in Kempas, offering a preview of its upcoming freehold serviced apartments in Iskandar Malaysia. This low-density green development is ideal for urban professionals, providing excellent connectivity for local and cross-border travel to...

The Sarawak property landscape has been undergoing a significant structural transformation. Traditionally dominated by landed residential developments, Sarawak—particularly its capital, Kuching—is witnessing a dramatic pivot toward high-rise living.

The proposed Urban Renewal Act (URA) Bill 2025, recently tabled in Parliament, threatens to fundamentally reshape Malaysia’s property landscape. While initial public discourse suggested the Bill primarily targeted ageing strata developments, a closer examination reveals a much broader scope. The...