Cyberjaya student’s death exposes flaws in strata property management

The recent death of 20-year-old University of Cyberjaya physiotherapy student Maniishapriet Kaur Akhara in her Cyberjaya hostel, while initially sparking criticism of the university, has exposed deeper, systemic issues within Malaysia’s strata property management which the housing and local government ministry has failed to adequately address for years.

Tan Chong To Dispose KL Land For RM148 Million

Tan Chong Motor Holdings Berhad has announced the disposal of nine freehold land plots in Kuala Lumpur, for a total cash consideration of RM148.8 million. The sale was executed through its wholly-owned subsidiary, which entered into a Sale and Purchase Agreement with buyer Solid Interest Sdn. Bhd.

Penang high-end condominium prices up

High-end property prices in Penang rose by 7% to 10% in 2024 from a year ago, reflecting the steady demand among locals and foreigners.

Surging demand, property prices and rents in Sea Park commercial hub

In my younger days, I often found myself at Sea Park or Seksyen 21 in Petaling Jaya, dropping by the famous Nasi Lemak Bumbung on Jalan 21/11b for late-night suppers with friends. That spot, I reckon, holds fond memories for many. Not necessarily because of the food, but the happy...

Capturing land windfalls for the people in Penang

the largest piece of prime real estate on the island — is to be broken into several parcels and sold separately to make it more feasible, as well as to attract a bigger pool of potential purchasers, sources tell The Edge.

Singapore tightens property measures to cool housing market

The Ministry of National Development, Ministry of Finance and Monetary Authority of Singapore late on Thursday said the holding period for homes which will incur a seller’s stamp duty will be extended to four years from three with the rates payable rising to 16% from 12% within the first year.

Jelutong reclamation project awaits EIA approval

The proposed reclamation and landfill rehabilitation project in Jelutong, near Karpal Singh Drive, is still pending approval from the Environmental Impact Assessment (EIA), Chief Minister Chow Kon Yeow confirmed yesterday.

Kuala Lumpur prime residential market poised for expansion

“Ongoing infrastructure developments are expected to enhance the appeal of suburban areas and transit-oriented developments, while the city’s affordability compared to other Asian markets should continue to drive investment, despite global economic challenges,” the report said.