Bon Estates has celebrated a significant achievement with the topping out ceremony of Bon Kiara, its luxury condominium development located in Mont Kiara. The event marks the structural completion of the project, which is on track for handover in Q3 2026.

Chin Hin Group Property (CHGP) has unveiled Botanica Hills Phase 3 at Templer, marking another milestone in its first freehold township development.

Sunway Property and energy transition firm ENGIE have expanded their partnership to meet the demand for a district cooling system at Sunway Square, building upon the first partnership launched in June 2025.

OSK Property has opened the registration of interest for Bayu68, the first commercial development in the 1,717-acre OSK Iringan Bayu township in Seremban.

IJM Land has announced the launch of IKON Residences in Q4 2025, a landmark freehold serviced residence with a gross development value of RM360mil. Standing at 44 storeys, this integrated high-rise will feature 778 units with built-up areas from 474 sq ft to 1,184 sq ft, starting at RM320,000.

Mah Sing Group Bhd (Mah Sing) has won the Malaysia Property Awards (MPA) 2025 for M Oscar, a freehold residential development located in Sri Petaling, Kuala Lumpur.

A dynamic shift in wealth strategies adopted by Malaysia's newest and largest demographic cohorts, namely Generations Y and Z (Gen Y and Gen Z), is causing a fundamental and sustained transformation within the nation's real estate and property development sectors.

A glance at current property listings immediately reveals a significant shift in development naming conventions. Older properties carry names reflecting local roots, such as Pangsapuri Perdana or Bungaraya Condominium. In contrast, the names on listings and brochures today rarely sound local....

Earlier this year, Kuala Lumpur City Hall (DBKL) floated plans for high-rise schools that could reach up to 17 storeys. The ministry soon announced a pilot project in Kuala Lumpur, Pulau Pinang and Putrajaya to test the concept’s safety and practicality.

In the realm of shopping malls, numbers do not tell the story. The number of malls in Malaysia (490 as of the end of 2024, according to Malaysia Shopping Malls Association) does not equate to equal popularity. Even large malls don’t necessarily command footfall as shopping online has become part...