Mulling Malaysia’s shared ownership
The moment a location becomes popular, a chain reaction starts. Amenities improve, infrastructure receives bigger reparation allocations and the value of the surrounding houses increases.
The limitations of TEDUH
The Housing and Local Government Ministry's (KPKT) latest #TEDUHBersama campaign, urging the public to check before you buy, is commendable in principle.
Parked above, stuck below
Dinner is over, the bill has been paid and everyone is ready to go home. But there is just one problem. Earlier, the car was driven into the building's elevated parking system but the line to retrieve the car? About five hours.
Phuket property boom fuels ownership issues
Phuket's housing market has properties worth 194.545 billion baht (US$5.84bil) awaiting buyers in 2026, placing it second only to Bangkok and its surrounding provinces, as continued investment brings closer scrutiny of nominee ownership and encroachment on public land.
Selective growth seen for property earnings in 3Q
The earnings outlook for property stocks for the third quarter of financial year 2026 (3Q26) is not expected to present any major surprises as there are no strong catalysts underpinning property demand in the near term, says MBSB Research.
Rehda Selangor calls for clearer rules, better coordination in housing development
KUALA LUMPUR: The Real Estate and Housing Developers' Association (REHDA) Selangor has called for greater regulatory clarity, consistent policy implementation and closer government-industry cooperation to address challenges facing the state's property development sector.
Positive view on UEM Sunrise’s AME Elite tie-up
PETALING JAYA: UEM Sunrise Bhd's move into industrial park development through its RM4bil Gerbang Nusajaya project could unlock greater value from its Johor landbank.
Aussie home prices fall for seventh month
SYDNEY: Australian home prices have fallen for a seventh month with the downturn proving steeper than any in the past four decades, while the heightened risk of another imminent rate hike has added to more pain for a once-booming housing market.
Why Malaysia's housing market is failing young families
KUALA LUMPUR: Malaysia has RM12.7bil worth of unsold serviced apartments in Kuala Lumpur and Johor alone. But the problem goes beyond unsold homes.
Targeted solutions to property overhang
PETALING JAYA: Despite measures announced under Budget 2027 to support the property sector, challenges such as the overhang of unsold properties remain a concern, highlighting the need for further intervention.
