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TL;DR The NAPIC Q1 2026 data shows that Malaysia recorded 89,966 property transactions worth RM51.09 billion, while transaction volume fell 8% year-on-year and value slipped 0.6%. House prices still increased by 1.7%, but completed unsold residential units rose to 32,801. Meanwhile, the average subsale home price increased 4.8% to…
Buying a house is exciting until someone starts talking about DSR, LTV, RPGT, SPA and suddenly it feels like they are speaking a completely different language.
The truth is, you do not need a finance degree to buy a home in Malaysia. You just need to understand the key financial terms that affect your loan…
10 cheapest neighbourhoods in Klang Valley for 2026. Compare property prices, suburbs, and areas where you can still buy homes under RM500k.
With conflict reshaping the Middle East and Gulf cities under fire for the first time, a growing wave of professionals, retirees, and families are exploring Malaysia’s MM2H programme as a pathway to residency, safety, and property investment. Here’s what international investors need to know.
Penang is not one property market. It is two, separated by a bridge and a price gap that changes everything about your yield math.
On the island, condos in George Town and Gurney Drive trade at RM600 to RM1,200 per square foot, and gross yields often sit below 4%. Cross over to the mainland, and entry…
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TL;DR The new RTS Link between Johor Bahru and Singapore is slashing travel time to just 5 minutes, causing a property boom around the Bukit Chagar station. This guide compares top developments such as R&F Princess Cove, The Astaka, and others, helping you choose the best…
Cagamas SRP Berhad has launched a scheme to help B40 & M40 to buy house by creating First Home MGP. It is now a loan more to guarantee. Explore more about it!
Explore 10 affordable housing programmes in Malaysia, including PR1MA, PPR, Rumah Selangorku, PPAM and where to apply for affordable homes.
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TL;DR Buying a house in Malaysia without a down payment is entirely possible for eligible buyers through initiatives like the Skim Jaminan Kredit Perumahan (SJKP), PR1MA financing, Maybank HouzKEY, rent-to-own schemes, or specific developer packages. However, securing a 100% home loan doesn't mean "zero cost"; buyers must still budget…
Buying a house under RM300K in Kuala Lumpur is challenging but possible for first-time buyers through specific government schemes or older sub-sale properties in peripheral Greater KL. This guide offers a realistic look at costs, financing, and investment potential.
