Built for security, not emergencies
Recently, a long wait for paramedic to gain access to a strata development cost a woman her life after she suffered a cardiac arrest.
The unmaking of a market
In the capital market landscape, few instruments have been as quietly successful as the Malaysian real estate investment trusts (M-REITs). Over two decades, M-REITs have evolved from a niche product into a RM55bil bellwether of institutional stability, offering retirees a rare combination of liquidity, transparency and predictable yield.
Expanding up: What home owners need to know
In the dense urban fabric of the Klang Valley and Malaysia's growing secondary cities, the dream of a forever home often hits a ceiling, literally.
Factory units at MVV TechValley see 85% pre-Launch take-up
PETALING JAYA: Matrix Concepts Holdings Bhd's newest phase of semi-detached factory units at the MVV TechValley Biz Park in Negeri Sembilan has recorded more than 85% take-up during its pre-launch, underscoring strong market confidence in the development.
Light at last for Hong Kong's Central office market after 7-year slump
HONG KONG: Hong Kong's Grade-A office market in the city's financial core is finally hitting a floor after nearly seven years of decline, buoyed by a roaring capital market that is boosting demand from both mainland Chinese and multinational firms, realtors said.
Stable and defensive market
PETALING JAYA: The property market remains broadly attractive to investors despite prevailing geopolitical uncertainties, say experts.
Bracing for building material price increase
Hit by soaring diesel prices, the property and construction industry is facing an imminent rise in building material prices as building material suppliers said they could no longer hold off the escalating costs.
Why Johor is Malaysia’s 2026 investment apex
For decades, the narrative surrounding Johor's property market was one of potential, a sleeping giant in the shadow of Singapore's skyline. But as of March 2026, that narrative has shifted from speculation to a high-velocity reality.
Hoteliers ramping up for health tourism invasion
The Malaysian hospitality sector has entered 2026 not just with momentum but with a fundamental shift in its DNA.
Population growth to drive demand
Residential property transactions are projected to increase by 15% over the next five years, driven primarily by population growth, according to IQI co-founder and group chief executive officer Kashif Ansari.
