The OPR is at 2.75% and has been held six meetings running. Yet fewer than four in ten housing loan applications are approved. What is actually causing rejections, and what to fix before you book.
Malaysia Home Loan Approval Rate Falls to 39.2% — What New Launch Buyers Should Do Read More »
Malaysia ended Q1 2026 with 32,801 completed unsold homes, a sixth straight quarterly rise, and serviced apartments carry most of it. What overhang really measures, and how to use it as a buyer.
NAPIC Q1 2026: 32,801 Unsold Homes — What the Overhang Means If You Are Buying New Read More »
The show unit looks perfect. The sales consultant is friendly. The mood lighting works. But a new launch condo is
10 Things to Check Before Booking a New Launch Condo in Malaysia Read More »
Ten years ago, Bukit Jalil was known mainly for its stadium. Today it is one of the most complete townships
Bukit Jalil Area Guide 2026: Living, Connectivity & New Condos Read More »
Every Malaysian home buyer eventually faces the same fork in the road: buy a brand-new project off the plan, or
New Launch vs Subsale in Malaysia: Which Should You Buy? Read More »
Buying a new launch property in Malaysia looks intimidating from the outside — show gallery visits, booking forms, bank letters,
How to Buy a New Launch Property in Malaysia: Step-by-Step Guide Read More »
Freehold or leasehold is the first question most buyers ask and the one most often answered badly. The honest version
Freehold vs Leasehold in Malaysia: What Actually Changes for a Buyer Read More »
A Malaysian property company is fighting a RM165.66 million tax bill in the High Court and the outcome could reshape how REITs operate and how property investors think about tax risk.
A RM1.96 billion industrial development is taking shape inside the Johor-Singapore Special Economic Zone. Here is what it means for property investors eyeing the southern corridor.
Johor JS-SEZ Gets a RM1.96 Billion Boost – What It Means for Property Investors Read More »