News by Veishnawi Nehru

Newer, smarter and more efficient developments have entered the market, gradually resetting expectations — from tenant requirements to building design and performance standards.

Malaysia's short-term rental sector is expected to expand over the next five years, driven by regulatory clarity, tourism recovery, and rising supply, though industry players warn that competition will intensify.

S P Setia Bhd is continuing its Generasi Baru campaign with the second stop of its three-part series, aimed at equipping the new generation of homebuyers with insights to make smarter property decisions.

GreenRE is also strengthening its regional footprint across Asean markets, while consolidating its position in Malaysia’s green building certification landscape.

Set within Sungai Penchala, Kuala Lumpur, this 2.5-storey detached home now occupies what was once an empty plot — reimagined as a modern interpretation of the traditional Malay house.

The new policy for expatriate employment pass (EP) has spotlighted how broader employment and residency regulations influence foreigners’ housing decisions in Malaysia.

The Klang Valley’s residential landscape is undergoing a structural shift, with high-rise developments forming an increasing share of new housing supply, particularly within the mid-market segment.

PE Land Group will anchor Capstone Corporate Suites with a 35,000-sq ft regional office upon completion, marking a key milestone for the 36-storey Grade-A office tower in Bandar Cassia, and reinforcing Batu Kawan’s emergence as Penang mainland’s business hub.

Kwasa Damansara, located in the northern corridor of the Klang Valley, is entering a more visible phase of growth after years of planning and groundwork.

The project reflects urban development priorities centred on connectivity, convenience and sustainability, while improving access to public transport within the area.