News by EdgeProp

The Kuala Lumpur stop of the “Until We’re Old, WE ARE ONE” World Tour Concert featuring Hong Kong music icons George Lam and Sally Yeh concluded last Saturday (March 14), drawing fans across generations for an evening celebrating decades of Chinese pop classics.

JLand Group (JLG), the real estate and infrastructure arm of Johor Corporation (JCorp), has formalised a strategic partnership with EdgeProp, Malaysia’s leading property media and data platform, through the signing of a Memorandum of Understanding (MoU) to advance property data intelligence and strengthen market positioning across Johor’s evolving real estate landscape.

The Urban Redevelopment Authority (URA) said on March 17 that it has received a development application for land parcels on Holland Road owned by the Regent of Johor, Tunku Ismail Sultan Ibrahim, following a land swap with the Singapore government in June 2025.

S P Setia Bhd (SP Setia) has unveiled Summera Grove, a 15.28-acre landed residential enclave within its established Setia Tropika township in Johor Bahru, drawing strong demand with all non-Bumiputera units taken up within hours of launch.

The move reflects a growing need for a more paced and considered analysis in an information-saturated market.

The way Malaysians work is evolving. Offices are no longer just spaces to park employees; they are increasingly seen as strategic hubs for collaboration, talent attraction, and innovation.

Despite changing lifestyles, one housing preference among young Malaysian families appears remarkably consistent: the aspiration to live in modern, well-designed communities.

The mission comes as Malaysia advances urban regeneration frameworks, strata law reforms, and public transport-oriented planning policies designed to improve urban liveability, and address housing challenges.

S P Setia Bhd (SP Setia) has launched a Hari Raya Aidilfitri sales campaign offering incentives and referral rewards aimed at encouraging home purchases and strengthening engagement with existing buyers.

Kuala Lumpur Festival (KL Fest) will return from May 6 to 31, bringing more than 80 arts and cultural events to heritage buildings and public spaces across the city as part of ongoing efforts to revive activity in the capital’s historic core.