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MM2H Malaysia 2026: Mengapa Pelabur China & Timur Tengah Semakin Membanjiri Pasaran Hartanah?

Program Malaysia My Second Home (MM2H) semakin mendapat perhatian pelabur dari China dan Timur Tengah pada tahun 2026. Malaysia dilihat sebagai destinasi yang stabil, neutral secara geopolitik dan menawarkan hartanah yang masih berpatutan berbanding bandar global lain. TLDR: Data media tempatan menunjukkan bahawa program ini menyumbang berbilion ringgit kepada ekonomi negara dan menarik pelaburan asing…

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7 Best Malaysian Universities for Student Property Investment (High Rental Demand Areas)

Many property investors spend months analysing locations, rental yields, and demand. But sometimes the answer is hiding in plain sight: universities. Wherever thousands of students gather, rental demand quietly follows. In Malaysia, university towns are becoming some of the most stable places for rental property investment. The real question is not whether students need…

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Why Kota Kinabalu Is Emerging as Malaysia’s Next Tourism Investment City

For many Malaysians, Sabah means one thing: Vacation. Golden sunsets at Tanjung Aru. Island hopping in clear blue waters. Fresh seafood by the waterfront. Mount Kinabalu rising in the background. But Kota Kinabalu is no longer just a travel destination. Behind its relaxed image, structural economic changes are happening. Tourism growth, airport connectivity, infrastructure upgrades…

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Building the Future: Malaysia’s Data Centre Investment Surge 

Malaysia has emerged as Southeast Asia’s leading data centre hub, attracting US$34 billion in investment over the past four years. The sector is projected to more than triple from US$4 billion in 2024 to US$13.6 billion by 2030, driven by major AI hyperscalers including Google, AWS, Microsoft, Oracle and Nvidia via YTL Power. This rapid expansion has sparked a RM126 billion construction supercycle, with…

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Australia’s Housing Market Maintains Momentum as Perth Leads Price Growth

Written by Lily Chong, Head of IQI Australia  Australia’s housing market posted another month of solid momentum, with Cotality’s national Home Value Index rising 1.0% in November. This marks the third consecutive month where home values have climbed by one per cent or more. Although the pace has eased slightly from October’s 1.1% rise, the overall trend remains positive, signalling resilient…

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