Desa Kerayong Indah’s long-awaited revival reaches a key milestone, with major infrastructure progress, renewed homebuyer confidence, and fresh opportunities for families seeking affordable homeownership.…
Industrial real estate thrives due to increased investor interest in logistics amid regional trade growth, particularly in Southeast Asia's hubs.
Myra unveils Embun in Jenderam, a mixed development near Putrajaya offering residences, retail, and lifestyle conveniences.
SP Setia secured pre-sales of RM555m, comprising RM500m (90%) from domestic development and RM55m (10%) from international development in 1QFY26
Designed for modern living, Habitation Plus+ will offer practical, well-designed homes inspired by IKEA’s approach
Loan demand softens, property overhang hits three-year high; MBSB keeps NEUTRAL view, highlights Mah Sing, Matrix Concepts, IOI Properties.
Pavilion REIT posts higher Q1 2026 DPU at 2.80 sen, supported by stronger net property income and resilient flagship mall performance.
A study reveals Malaysian public strongly supports sustainable construction, outpacing industry awareness and understanding in the sector.
Strategically positioned near the established Mont Kiara, Hartamas and Dutamas catchments, AEON Mall KL Midtown is expected to serve a well-established demographic comprising professionals,…
This follows MGB’s first main contract in Kingdom of Saudi Arabia (KSA) (SAR400m) from Beetah Real Estate Company in Nov 2025
Crewstone International commits RM10 million to support TGX, a mixed-use project in Penang, reflecting confidence in sustainable investments.
EDEN may reverse its downtrend if it breaks RM0.170 resistance; support at RM0.145 is crucial.
AWC has secured a RM22.2m plumbing contract, enhancing its order book to RM958.3m, positively impacting anticipated earnings growth.
Analysts maintain positive view on construction sector, citing strong orderbooks, government infrastructure rollout, and manageable margin impacts from rising costs.
The construction industry in Malaysia needs to focus on upgrading existing buildings rather than building new ones, as many properties remain underutilized and deteriorating.
Malaysia’s property market shows gradual recovery with rising demand.
