Selling Vastu-Compliant Property in Malaysia

Real Estate Investment Trusts, commonly known as REITs, offer a way for investors to partake in a diverse range of real estate assets without the need to directly purchase property. In Malaysia, REITs have become a popular investment vehicle as they allow individuals and institutional investors the ability to invest in large-scale, income-generating real estate….

Understanding Market Cycles in Malaysia Real estate market trends in Malaysia tend to fluctuate based on a variety of factors including economic status, political stability, and foreign investor interest. Usually, a property market cycle includes a period of growth, stagnation, and sometimes a correction or downturn. Identifying which stage of the cycle the market is…

Understanding Malaysia’s Minimum Down Payment Requirements In Malaysia, purchasing a property typically requires a buyer to make a down payment, which is often a substantial portion of the property’s total price. The standard minimum down payment is generally 10% of the property purchase price. This rule applies to both Malaysians and foreigners looking to buy…

Maximizing Small Spaces with Multi-functional Furniture In Malaysia, where the urban landscape is dominated by high-rises, condo living has become the norm for many. When undertaking condo renovation in Malaysia, smart use of space is paramount. One innovative idea is investing in multi-functional furniture. Tables that convert into desks or beds that fold up into…

In Malaysia, the property sector has evolved into a significant and sophisticated part of the national economy. With over 1.9 million property transactions recorded between 2014 and 2018, the need for efficiency and organization in property management has become more pronounced than ever. Implementing property management software for sellers has emerged as a technological innovation…