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Perak is anchored by its state capital Ipoh, a limestone-hill city known for heritage charm, low-density living and a cost of living well below the Klang Valley.
New launches in Perak concentrate around Ipoh — the Botani and Fair Park areas near AEON Ipoh Station 18, Ipoh Parade and Hospital Fatimah. The North-South Expressway and the ETS rail service put Ipoh roughly two hours from Kuala Lumpur and two and a half from Penang, which has drawn both retirees and Klang Valley families looking for larger land and lower density. Projects here lean towards landed homes and low-rise developments. Browse by area below to focus on a specific Perak district.
Current Perak new launches are concentrated in Ipoh, the state capital. Use the Browse by Area link on this page to open the Ipoh listings.
Perak offers larger land sizes and lower density than the Klang Valley, with ETS rail and the North-South Expressway keeping Ipoh about two hours from Kuala Lumpur. It has become a common choice for retirees and families relocating out of the city.
Roughly two hours to Kuala Lumpur and two and a half hours to Penang by car via the North-South Expressway. The ETS train from Ipoh to KL Sentral takes about two and a half hours.
Both appear, with a good share of freehold land in the Botani and Fair Park areas of Ipoh. Each project page lists its exact tenure and land title.
Mostly landed — terraces, semi-detached and cluster homes — along with some low-rise developments. Exact unit types are listed on each project page.
Home loans in Malaysia typically cover up to 90% of the property price, so buyers usually prepare around 10% plus transaction costs. Some new launches come with lower upfront packages — check each project page or enquire via WhatsApp.
Besides the purchase price, budget for stamp duty on the Sale and Purchase Agreement and the loan agreement (loan stamp duty is about 0.5% of the loan amount), legal fees, and loan processing or disbursement costs.
A booking fee (earnest deposit) is a small percentage of the price paid to reserve a unit before signing the Sale and Purchase Agreement (SPA).
Under-construction homes follow a progressive payment schedule tied to construction milestones set out in the SPA, so you do not pay the full amount upfront.
Freehold has no fixed ownership period, while leasehold is held for a set term (commonly 99 years). Each project page shows its exact tenure and land title.
Each listing shows the project expected completion or vacant possession (VP) date. New launch homes are usually handed over a few years after launch.
Foreigners can buy above a state minimum price threshold, and many projects in Perak are foreigner-friendly. Confirm eligibility on each project page or via WhatsApp.