Malaysia Property Trend

Photo for illustrative purpose only KUALA LUMPUR (June 10): For many Malaysians, engaging a real estate agent is a familiar part of adulthood, whether for renting, buying, selling or investing in property. While experiences can vary widely, Aegis Property director Shawn Fernandez believes that one factor often plays a decisive role in determining the outcome: the quality of the relationship between clients and their agents. According to Fernandez, most people engage a real es

(Photo taken from Facebook of Mustapha Sakmud) TAWAU (June 10): A total of 22 federal projects in Sabah classified as ‘sick’ projects require closer monitoring and improvement. Minister in the Prime Minister's Department (Sabah and Sarawak Affairs) Datuk Mustapha Sakmud (pictured) said land-related issues and poor contractor performance were among the factors contributing to the delays. “Some of these projects have been delayed due to land issues. If that is the cause, we nee

(Nga Kor Ming Super Fans 倪可敏超级粉丝) KUALA LUMPUR (June 6): More than 1,500 sick and abandoned private housing projects nationwide have been successfully revived by the Ministry of Housing and Local Government’s (KPKT) special task force from 2023 to May this year. Housing and Local Government Minister Nga Kor Ming (pictured) said the recovery efforts involved 1,576 projects comprising 188,525 housing units, with a total estimated gross development value (GDV) of RM148.21 billio

(Photo taken from Facebook of KPKT Malaysia) KUALA LUMPUR (June 6): Malaysia is mandating all shopping malls to have recycling centres beginning June as one of the conditions for licence application and renewal. The initiative will begin with an engagement phase and awareness programme to encourage voluntary participation of shopping malls operators, followed by pilot projects under selected local authorities to assess the effectiveness, the Ministry of Housing and Local Gove