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Influx of high-rise units into Iskandar Malaysia

A significant influx of new high-rise residential units will be coming to Iskandar Malaysia, Johor from next year, according to CBRE|WTW.

Paramount buys Putrajaya land for RM323mil GDV development

KUALA LUMPUR: Paramount Corp Bhd is acquiring 2.62 acres of freehold land in Putrajaya as part of its land replenishment strategy, focusing on locations with strong fundamentals, connectivity and development readiness.

CBRE WTW: Malaysia’s real estate market to shift from resilience to relevance in 2026

KUALA LUMPUR: Malaysia's real estate market in 2026 is expected to evolve from resilience to relevance, underpinned by economic stability, policy reforms and infrastructure-led development, according to CBRE WTW Valuation and Advisory Sdn Bhd (CBRE WTW).

Real estate demand expected to stay strong

Demand for property is expected to stay solid based on third quarter of financial year 2025 (3Q25) sales, amid several catalyst projects and corporate exercises that will help lift sentiment among property stocks, says RHB Research.

Dubai new home supply likely to ease

DUBAI: The chief executive officer (CEO) of Dubai's Union Properties PJSC expects surging construction and land costs to put the brakes on the supply of new homes in the emirate's booming real-estate market.

The long game of urban regeneration

Urban regeneration is one of those concepts that almost everyone agrees with in theory.

Green by design, profitable by nature

Green growth in Malaysia's property sector is no longer just about doing the right thing for the environment.

Landed property owners beware

The proposed Urban Renewal Act (URA) Bill 2025, recently tabled in Parliament, threatens to fundamentally reshape Malaysia's property landscape.

House prices in London’s Stockbroker Belt drop

Pockets of London's so-called "Stockbroker Belt" suffered the biggest house price declines in 2025, as the southeast of England and the capital fell behind regions in the north.

Building momentum across sectors

PETALING JAYA: While real estate experts remain largely optimistic about the outlook of the property market in 2026, they expect the year to see its fair share of outperformers and strugglers.