News by Tam You Sheng

EdgeProp Malaysia has published Blueprint for Wellness: Townships Redefining Healthy Living in 2025—a special report that showcases 16 thoughtful townships promoting healthy-living lifestyles.

The Real Estate and Housing Developers' Association (Rehda) Institute has called for an owner-led urban renewal model, backed by clear safeguards to prevent displacement and ensure fair compensation for the affected property owners in urban redevelopment.

“As land in Klang Valley becomes scarcer, investors and business owners should seize the opportunity to buy industrial property as soon as possible to avoid future business expansion costs,” said The Roof Realty Sdn Bhd senior negotiator KC Lim.

Broken benches, dangerous walkways, and missing chill spots: this is the reality facing Malaysia's urban youth. Are our cities designed for them?

It has a gross development value (GDV) of RM400 million and is expected to be completed in May 2029.

There is a growing awareness among youths today on the opportunities present in real estate investment, where you can either make profits through reselling your property at an appreciated value, or rent it out for recurring passive income. 

A sense of belonging is important for youths, especially in urban areas where many are seeking to define themselves. However, are we doing enough to promote the well-being of youths in our cities?

The Real Estate and Housing Developers' Association Malaysia (Rehda) Institute has called on the government to introduce a “Tiered Developer Classification System” as part of the licensing process to help curb abandoned housing problems.

The government is mulling measures to counter the US tariff threat. The Housing and Local Government will do its part with a possible Home Ownership Campaign.

A growing number of young Malaysians are proving that property investment is not just a purview of the Gen Y and above.