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Financial Terms Every Home Buyer in Malaysia Should Know Before Buying a House

Financial Terms Every Home Buyer in Malaysia Should Know Before Buying a House

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Where to Invest in 2026: Japan, Malaysia and India Lead Fundamentals-Driven Growth

Global Capital Moves Toward Stability As Gulf markets cool from their post-pandemic highs, investors are becoming more selective. Dubai’s market has slowed on transaction volume, while apartment prices dipped by around 3% year-on-year, signalling that momentum-led gains are becoming harder to find. In this environment, global capital is rotating toward markets where returns are supported by fundamentals,…
04/07/20260Comments

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Malaysia Property Market July 2026: Prices Firm as Transaction Volume Slows

Malaysia Housing Market Shows Firmer Prices on Lower Volume Malaysia’s housing market is entering mid-2026 with firmer prices, even as transaction activity slows. According to NAPIC/JPPH’s Q1 2026 data, overall property transactions fell 8% year-on-year to 89,966, while transaction value slipped only 0.6% to RM51.09 billion. This suggests a more controlled market rather than a broad contraction. Pricing remained positive. The Malaysian…
04/07/20260Comments

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Strait of Malacca 2026: Why Maritime Risk Matters for Malaysia’s Property Market

The Strait of Malacca Moves Into Sharper Focus The Strait of Malacca is once again drawing attention as global markets reassess the importance of major maritime trade routes. After Iran’s closure of the Strait of Hormuz in late February 2026, investors and policymakers have become more alert to the risks surrounding key shipping corridors. For Southeast Asia, any disruption…
03/07/20260Comments

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Malaysia TOD Properties 2026: Why Transit Connectivity Is Becoming a Defensive Investment Advantage

Malaysia's property market is entering a new phase where connectivity is becoming just as important as location. As fuel subsidy rationalisation, transport costs, toll charges, and vehicle ownership expenses continue to rise, buyers and investors are increasingly evaluating properties based on the real cost of daily commuting rather than distance alone. This shift is strengthening…
16/06/20260Comments

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