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Vinc Pheng
REN37850
About Vinc Pheng
"我用心卖房 你安心买房"Founder 买产业找专业 拥有 9年房地产经验IQI Dreammakerz TEAM LEADERVinc Tan Registered Real Estate AgentREN 37850
5 years at IQI
409 transactions
126 properties on sale
85 properties on rent
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SPACIOUS 22x75 FREEHOLD Terrace @ Cheng Perdana
SPACIOUS 22x75 FREEHOLD Terrace @ Cheng Perdana
€ 109,100
Listed on September 29, 2026
PRIME Shoplot 1st Floor Facing Main Road Behind Cheng Lotus
PRIME Shoplot 1st Floor Facing Main Road Behind Cheng Lotus
€ 284 /month
Listed on September 29, 2026
HOT LOCATION! READY For F&B Ground Floor Shop Facing Parkland Avenue
HOT LOCATION! READY For F&B Ground Floor Shop Facing Parkland Avenue
€ 1,418 /month
Listed on October 19, 2026
BELOW BANK VALUE RM439K! SPACIOUS 4BR FREEHOLD @ Bertam Putra
BELOW BANK VALUE RM439K! SPACIOUS 4BR FREEHOLD @ Bertam Putra
€ 95,790
Listed on September 9, 2026
SPACIOUS 2-Storey Terrace @ Gadong Perdana Melaka
SPACIOUS 2-Storey Terrace @ Gadong Perdana Melaka
€ 86,844
Listed on June 22, 2026
BELOW BANK VALUE! Corner Unit 4BR Condo @ Ujong Pasir
BELOW BANK VALUE! Corner Unit 4BR Condo @ Ujong Pasir
€ 75,934
Listed on September 4, 2026
SEAVIEW FULLY FURNISHED Condo @ Asteria Kota Syahbandar
SEAVIEW FULLY FURNISHED Condo @ Asteria Kota Syahbandar
€ 305 /month
Listed on September 17, 2026
PRIME Ground Floor Shop Office For Sale @ Plaza Pandan Malim
PRIME Ground Floor Shop Office For Sale @ Plaza Pandan Malim
€ 91,644
Listed on October 7, 2026
FULLY RENOVATED Freehold Terrace Facing Field @ Bukit Beruang
FULLY RENOVATED Freehold Terrace Facing Field @ Bukit Beruang
€ 123,938
Listed on October 8, 2026
RM278K FREEHOLD! Huge Land Facing Padang @ Taman Rembia Utama
RM278K FREEHOLD! Huge Land Facing Padang @ Taman Rembia Utama
€ 60,660
Listed on September 8, 2026
RM850! Affordable FULLY FURNISHED Apartment For Rent @ Klebang
RM850! Affordable FULLY FURNISHED Apartment For Rent @ Klebang
€ 185 /month
Listed on September 28, 2026
FREEHOLD 3BR 2 Parking Apartment near MMU @ Bukit Beruang
FREEHOLD 3BR 2 Parking Apartment near MMU @ Bukit Beruang
€ 63,278
Listed on September 29, 2026
FULLY FURNISHED Pool View 1BR @ Atlantis Residence Kota Syahbandar
FULLY FURNISHED Pool View 1BR @ Atlantis Residence Kota Syahbandar
€ 284 /month
Listed on October 7, 2026
SUPER VALUE! RM280K! 2 Storey Terrace For Sale @ Angkasa Nuri
SUPER VALUE! RM280K! 2 Storey Terrace For Sale @ Angkasa Nuri
€ 61,096
Listed on October 8, 2026
STRATEGIC LOCATION! Ground Floor Shop for Rent @ Kota Shahbandar
STRATEGIC LOCATION! Ground Floor Shop for Rent @ Kota Shahbandar
€ 611 /month
Listed on October 15, 2026
RM150K Only! Refurbished 2-Storey Terrace @ Bukit Katil
RM150K Only! Refurbished 2-Storey Terrace @ Bukit Katil
€ 32,730
Listed on September 11, 2026
BELOW BANK VALUE 2 Storey Terrace For Sale @ Taman Merdeka Jaya
BELOW BANK VALUE 2 Storey Terrace For Sale @ Taman Merdeka Jaya
€ 79,643
Listed on July 8, 2026
RENOVATED & FURNISHED FREEHOLD Apartment @ Ong Kim Wee Residence
RENOVATED & FURNISHED FREEHOLD Apartment @ Ong Kim Wee Residence
€ 86,844
Listed on October 15, 2026
SPACIOUS 5446 sqft Land FREEHOLD Bungalow @ Taman Union, Klebang
SPACIOUS 5446 sqft Land FREEHOLD Bungalow @ Taman Union, Klebang
€ 184,379
Listed on October 22, 2026
BELOW RM250K! Ground Floor Unit @ Hilir Kota Apartment
BELOW RM250K! Ground Floor Unit @ Hilir Kota Apartment
€ 50,186
Listed on October 13, 2026
97K Only! Kota Laksamana Utama Apartment For Sale @ Melaka City
97K Only! Kota Laksamana Utama Apartment For Sale @ Melaka City
€ 21,165
Listed on October 9, 2026
PREMIUM FREEHOLD Condo For Sale @ Ong Kim Wee Residence
PREMIUM FREEHOLD Condo For Sale @ Ong Kim Wee Residence
€ 100,372
Listed on October 22, 2026
BELOW VALUATION! CORNER UNIT 3+1R @ Admiral Residence Melaka
BELOW VALUATION! CORNER UNIT 3+1R @ Admiral Residence Melaka
€ 82,916
Listed on June 22, 2026
RM1,500 ONLY! SUPER VALUE! 3 Floors Shop for Rent @ Kampung Lapan
RM1,500 ONLY! SUPER VALUE! 3 Floors Shop for Rent @ Kampung Lapan
€ 327 /month
Listed on October 20, 2026
PRIME LOCATION 3-Storey Shoplot @ Cheng Utama
PRIME LOCATION 3-Storey Shoplot @ Cheng Utama
€ 916 /month
Listed on August 28, 2026
FREEHOLD FULLY RENOVATED & REBUILT Terrace @ Ujong Pasir
FREEHOLD FULLY RENOVATED & REBUILT Terrace @ Ujong Pasir
€ 123,938
Listed on September 1, 2026
HOT DEAL! SPACIOUS 5BR Double Storey @ Bertam Perdana
HOT DEAL! SPACIOUS 5BR Double Storey @ Bertam Perdana
€ 96,008
Listed on August 28, 2026
Great Value! Renovated 2BR Residence @ Ayer Keroh Melaka
Great Value! Renovated 2BR Residence @ Ayer Keroh Melaka
€ 58,478
Listed on September 28, 2026
LUXURY SPACIOUS FULLY RENOVATED Seaview Unit @ Costa Mahkota
LUXURY SPACIOUS FULLY RENOVATED Seaview Unit @ Costa Mahkota
€ 567 /month
Listed on October 13, 2026
Rare 5BR SPACIOUS Terrace @ Taman Bertam Perdana Melaka
Rare 5BR SPACIOUS Terrace @ Taman Bertam Perdana Melaka
€ 96,008
Listed on September 28, 2026
GRAB THIS! RM1,400 Only! 1,679 SQFT Warehouse For Rent @ Taman IKS Duyong
GRAB THIS! RM1,400 Only! 1,679 SQFT Warehouse For Rent @ Taman IKS Duyong
€ 305 /month
Listed on September 17, 2026
BELOW BANK VALUE! FREEHOLD Apartment @ Bukit Beruang
BELOW BANK VALUE! FREEHOLD Apartment @ Bukit Beruang
€ 30,112
Listed on September 30, 2026
FULLY FURNISHED Sea View 3BR Condo For Rent @ Garden City
FULLY FURNISHED Sea View 3BR Condo For Rent @ Garden City
€ 284 /month
Listed on October 8, 2026
PRIME LOCATION High-Roof Warehouse For Rent @ Malim Jaya
PRIME LOCATION High-Roof Warehouse For Rent @ Malim Jaya
€ 720 /month
Listed on September 17, 2026
Melaka City! READY MOVE IN CONDITION Apartment @ Melaka Raya
Melaka City! READY MOVE IN CONDITION Apartment @ Melaka Raya
€ 196 /month
Listed on August 27, 2026
40’ x 90’ RENOVATED Double Storey Semi-D For Sale @ Cheng Setia
40’ x 90’ RENOVATED Double Storey Semi-D For Sale @ Cheng Setia
€ 152,304
Listed on September 15, 2026
BELOW BANK VALUE! 3-Storey Main Road Shoplot @ Limbongan
BELOW BANK VALUE! 3-Storey Main Road Shoplot @ Limbongan
€ 257,476
Listed on October 14, 2026
BELOW MARKET VALUE! SPACIOUS 4,273sqft Semi-D @ Vista Kirana Ayer Keroh
BELOW MARKET VALUE! SPACIOUS 4,273sqft Semi-D @ Vista Kirana Ayer Keroh
€ 141,830
Listed on September 22, 2026
RM800 ONLY! Duplex 3R 3B Apartment For Rent @ Kota Laksamana
RM800 ONLY! Duplex 3R 3B Apartment For Rent @ Kota Laksamana
€ 175 /month
Listed on August 27, 2026
BELOW MARKET VALUE! Fully Renovated Single Terrace @ Bukit Katil
BELOW MARKET VALUE! Fully Renovated Single Terrace @ Bukit Katil
€ 82,916
Listed on September 24, 2026
FULLY FURNISHED SPACIOUS 3BR @ Atlantis Residence Kota Syahbandar
FULLY FURNISHED SPACIOUS 3BR @ Atlantis Residence Kota Syahbandar
€ 415 /month
Listed on October 22, 2026
SPACIOUS FREEHOLD Shoplot Suitable for Office & Storage @ Cheng
SPACIOUS FREEHOLD Shoplot Suitable for Office & Storage @ Cheng
€ 87,062
Listed on October 15, 2026
HOT DEAL! FULLY RENOVATED CITY VIEW Condo @ Apple Residence
HOT DEAL! FULLY RENOVATED CITY VIEW Condo @ Apple Residence
€ 98,190
Listed on September 4, 2026
SPACIOUS Refurbished Double Storey Terrace @ Batu Berendam
SPACIOUS Refurbished Double Storey Terrace @ Batu Berendam
€ 262 /month
Listed on September 9, 2026
FULLY FURNISHED Condo @ The Wave Residence Kota Syahbandar
FULLY FURNISHED Condo @ The Wave Residence Kota Syahbandar
€ 48,004
Listed on October 14, 2026
MOVE-IN READY! RENOVATED CORNER Terrace @ Kampung Lapan Melaka
MOVE-IN READY! RENOVATED CORNER Terrace @ Kampung Lapan Melaka
€ 316 /month
Listed on October 20, 2026
HOT BUY! Renovated Terrace with Solar & EV Charger @ Bukit Katil
HOT BUY! Renovated Terrace with Solar & EV Charger @ Bukit Katil
€ 130,484
Listed on September 23, 2026
HOT DEAL! STRATEGIC Apartment RM220K @ Rumpun Bahagia
HOT DEAL! STRATEGIC Apartment RM220K @ Rumpun Bahagia
€ 48,004
Listed on September 11, 2026
COMFORTABLE Living! 2R2B For Rent @ Amber Cove Kota Syahbandar
COMFORTABLE Living! 2R2B For Rent @ Amber Cove Kota Syahbandar
€ 349 /month
Listed on October 13, 2026
FULLY FURNISHED Move-In Ready Apartment @ Kiara Apartment Melaka Baru
FULLY FURNISHED Move-In Ready Apartment @ Kiara Apartment Melaka Baru
€ 262 /month
Listed on September 29, 2026
FULLY FURNISHED 2BR Move In Ready @ The Heights Ayer Keroh
FULLY FURNISHED 2BR Move In Ready @ The Heights Ayer Keroh
€ 305 /month
Listed on September 15, 2026
MOVE-IN READY! Fully Furnished Condo @ Bukit Serindit
MOVE-IN READY! Fully Furnished Condo @ Bukit Serindit
€ 327 /month
Listed on October 23, 2026
FULLY RENOVATED &FURNISHED 4+1BR Terrace @ Bukit Katil
FULLY RENOVATED &FURNISHED 4+1BR Terrace @ Bukit Katil
€ 327 /month
Listed on September 24, 2026
RM240K! Affordable 2BR Double Storey For Sale @ Malim Jaya
RM240K! Affordable 2BR Double Storey For Sale @ Malim Jaya
€ 52,368
Listed on September 24, 2026
SPACIOUS FREEHOLD 4R3B RENOVATED Terrace @ Tmn Seri Jati Batu Berendam
SPACIOUS FREEHOLD 4R3B RENOVATED Terrace @ Tmn Seri Jati Batu Berendam
€ 78,116
Listed on October 21, 2026
FREEHOLD 3Bedroom Fully Furnished Condo @ Gajah Berang
FREEHOLD 3Bedroom Fully Furnished Condo @ Gajah Berang
€ 73,752
Listed on October 13, 2026
MOVE-IN READY! PREMIUM 4BR Terrace RM2K @ Batu Berendam
MOVE-IN READY! PREMIUM 4BR Terrace RM2K @ Batu Berendam
€ 436 /month
Listed on September 11, 2026
HOT DEAL! RM220K FREEHOLD Terrace @ Bertam Malim Melaka
HOT DEAL! RM220K FREEHOLD Terrace @ Bertam Malim Melaka
€ 48,004
Listed on October 5, 2026
4 ADJOINING 3-Storey Shop For Rent @ Porto Historia Kota Laksamana
4 ADJOINING 3-Storey Shop For Rent @ Porto Historia Kota Laksamana
€ 655 /month
Listed on October 22, 2026
PRIME LOCATION! Condo Next to Courtyard Marriott @ Bkt China
PRIME LOCATION! Condo Next to Courtyard Marriott @ Bkt China
€ 86,844
Listed on October 12, 2026
HOT! FULLY RENOVATED Terrace Below Bank Value @ Cheng Perdana
HOT! FULLY RENOVATED Terrace Below Bank Value @ Cheng Perdana
€ 86,844
Listed on June 29, 2026
MOVE-IN READY! RENOVATED&FURNISHED Condo @ The Wave Kota Syahbandar
MOVE-IN READY! RENOVATED&FURNISHED Condo @ The Wave Kota Syahbandar
€ 262 /month
Listed on October 22, 2026
SPACIOUS 4R3B Terrace House for Rent @ Puncak Bertam
SPACIOUS 4R3B Terrace House for Rent @ Puncak Bertam
€ 327 /month
Listed on October 23, 2026
RARE 11,948 Sqft FREEHOLD Shoplots on MAIN ROAD @ Tengkera
RARE 11,948 Sqft FREEHOLD Shoplots on MAIN ROAD @ Tengkera
€ 872,800
Listed on August 26, 2026
OWN YOUR HOME with RM500 BOOKING! LIMITED 8 UNITS! 3BR @ Ayer Keroh
OWN YOUR HOME with RM500 BOOKING! LIMITED 8 UNITS! 3BR @ Ayer Keroh
€ 57,823
Listed on October 8, 2026
Below BANK VALUE! 3,186sqft Corner Lot Terrace @ Bukit Katil
Below BANK VALUE! 3,186sqft Corner Lot Terrace @ Bukit Katil
€ 82,916
Listed on September 22, 2026
PREMIUM Semi-D Factory Warehouse with Office @ Ayer Keroh Eco Park
PREMIUM Semi-D Factory Warehouse with Office @ Ayer Keroh Eco Park
€ 1,637 /month
Listed on September 10, 2026
SPACIOUS MAIN ROAD Ground Floor Shoplot For Rent @ Merlimau
SPACIOUS MAIN ROAD Ground Floor Shoplot For Rent @ Merlimau
€ 546 /month
Listed on August 28, 2026
RM148K! FULLY FURNISHED Studio For Sale @ Straits Hotel,Melaka Raya
RM148K! FULLY FURNISHED Studio For Sale @ Straits Hotel,Melaka Raya
€ 32,294
Listed on September 28, 2026
RARE 2 Adjoining FREEHOLD Terrace @ Bukit Tambun Perdana Durian Tunggal
RARE 2 Adjoining FREEHOLD Terrace @ Bukit Tambun Perdana Durian Tunggal
€ 60,660
Listed on September 17, 2026
MUST GRAB! FULLY FURNISHED Sea View Condo @ Golden Coast
MUST GRAB! FULLY FURNISHED Sea View Condo @ Golden Coast
€ 54,550
Listed on October 13, 2026
SEPARATE Rental Factory & Land @ Perindustrian Krubong
SEPARATE Rental Factory & Land @ Perindustrian Krubong
€ 12,110 /month
Listed on October 5, 2026
HIGH VISIBILITY PRIME MAIN ROAD 2-Storey Shophouse @ Gajah Berang
HIGH VISIBILITY PRIME MAIN ROAD 2-Storey Shophouse @ Gajah Berang
€ 873 /month
Listed on September 10, 2026
FULLY FURNISHED Condo with 2 Covered CARPARKS @ Parkland Bachang
FULLY FURNISHED Condo with 2 Covered CARPARKS @ Parkland Bachang
€ 415 /month
Listed on October 22, 2026
RARE BIG LAND FREEHOLD CORNER 5R Bungalow @ Paya Rumput Perdana
RARE BIG LAND FREEHOLD CORNER 5R Bungalow @ Paya Rumput Perdana
€ 185,470
Listed on October 20, 2026
RARE RENOVATED Huge Land Townhouse @ Bukit Cheng
RARE RENOVATED Huge Land Townhouse @ Bukit Cheng
€ 98,190
Listed on October 1, 2026
STUNNING RENOVATION Worth RM100K! 2.5 Terrace @ Kampung Lapan
STUNNING RENOVATION Worth RM100K! 2.5 Terrace @ Kampung Lapan
€ 71,570
Listed on October 21, 2026
FREEHOLD! SPACIOUS EXTENDED Terrace @ Bukit Beruang
FREEHOLD! SPACIOUS EXTENDED Terrace @ Bukit Beruang
€ 80,298
Listed on October 19, 2026
HOT DEAL! FULLY RENOVATED Semi-D House @ Krubong Jaya, Melaka
HOT DEAL! FULLY RENOVATED Semi-D House @ Krubong Jaya, Melaka
€ 95,572
Listed on October 21, 2026
FREEHOLD 10,010 sqft Newly Renovated Factory @ Bukit Rambai
FREEHOLD 10,010 sqft Newly Renovated Factory @ Bukit Rambai
€ 283,660
Listed on October 20, 2026
BRAND NEW Factory 25,000sqft + 34,000sqft Land For Rent @ Krubong
BRAND NEW Factory 25,000sqft + 34,000sqft Land For Rent @ Krubong
€ 9,819 /month
Listed on October 7, 2026
MOVE-IN READY FULLY FURNISHED @ Ambience Residence Pulau Gadong Melaka
MOVE-IN READY FULLY FURNISHED @ Ambience Residence Pulau Gadong Melaka
€ 262 /month
Listed on October 19, 2026
BUSINESS OPPORTUNITY! Prime Ground Floor Shop @ Malim
BUSINESS OPPORTUNITY! Prime Ground Floor Shop @ Malim
€ 546 /month
Listed on October 5, 2026
HOT VALUE! Double Storey Bungalow @ BJB Heights Jasin
HOT VALUE! Double Storey Bungalow @ BJB Heights Jasin
€ 126,556
Listed on August 28, 2026
SPACIOUS 1,300 Sqft Condo for Rent @ Gold Coast Resort
SPACIOUS 1,300 Sqft Condo for Rent @ Gold Coast Resort
€ 240 /month
Listed on October 21, 2026
BRAND NEW UNIT! 2 Storey Taman Bertam Heights Melaka
BRAND NEW UNIT! 2 Storey Taman Bertam Heights Melaka
€ 113,464
Listed on October 16, 2026
RM388K ONLY! FREEHOLD 2-Storey House @ Cheng Setia
RM388K ONLY! FREEHOLD 2-Storey House @ Cheng Setia
€ 84,662
Listed on October 5, 2026
Rare SPACIOUS CORNER LOT! FREEHOLD 5R Double Storey @ Kampung Lapan
Rare SPACIOUS CORNER LOT! FREEHOLD 5R Double Storey @ Kampung Lapan
€ 152,740
Listed on September 1, 2026
HOT DEAL! FREEHOLD Terrace For Sale @ Krubong Sutera Emas
HOT DEAL! FREEHOLD Terrace For Sale @ Krubong Sutera Emas
€ 104,300
Listed on October 7, 2026
RM199K ONLY! FULLY RENOVATED 3-Bedroom Apartment @ Cheng Ria
RM199K ONLY! FULLY RENOVATED 3-Bedroom Apartment @ Cheng Ria
€ 43,422
Listed on October 15, 2026
MOVE-IN READY Duplex 3Bedroom Apartment @ Kota Laksamana Utama
MOVE-IN READY Duplex 3Bedroom Apartment @ Kota Laksamana Utama
€ 164 /month
Listed on September 22, 2026
BUDGET RENTAL RM650! Single Storey Terrace @ Bukit Larang Indah
BUDGET RENTAL RM650! Single Storey Terrace @ Bukit Larang Indah
€ 142 /month
Listed on October 21, 2026
RM200K FREEHOLD Apartment 2BR + Balcony @ Pulau Gadong
RM200K FREEHOLD Apartment 2BR + Balcony @ Pulau Gadong
€ 43,640
Listed on September 29, 2026
RENOVATED SPACIOUS 2 Storey Terrace @ Taman Bertam Perdana
RENOVATED SPACIOUS 2 Storey Terrace @ Taman Bertam Perdana
€ 102,554
Listed on July 9, 2026
HUGE 14,866 SqFt Open Yard and Warehouse @ Taman Malim Jaya
HUGE 14,866 SqFt Open Yard and Warehouse @ Taman Malim Jaya
€ 1,637 /month
Listed on September 1, 2026
RM185K ONLY! FREEHOLD Single Storey Terrace @ Masjid Tanah
RM185K ONLY! FREEHOLD Single Storey Terrace @ Masjid Tanah
€ 40,367
Listed on October 21, 2026
RM700 ONLY! LOW RENTAL 3Room Terrace @ Tambak Paya Harmoni Ayer Molek
RM700 ONLY! LOW RENTAL 3Room Terrace @ Tambak Paya Harmoni Ayer Molek
€ 153 /month
Listed on October 22, 2026
PRIME LOCATION! 3-Storey Shoplot for Rent @ Melaka Raya
PRIME LOCATION! 3-Storey Shoplot for Rent @ Melaka Raya
€ 360 /month
Listed on October 16, 2026
RARE 5BR FULLY EXTENDED Terrace RM438K @ Muzaffar Heights
RARE 5BR FULLY EXTENDED Terrace RM438K @ Muzaffar Heights
€ 95,572
Listed on September 2, 2026
MOVE-IN READY 5BR Terrace For Rent @ Taman Bertam Perdana Melaka
MOVE-IN READY 5BR Terrace For Rent @ Taman Bertam Perdana Melaka
€ 262 /month
Listed on September 28, 2026
AFFORDABLE 4BR Double Storey For Rent @ Tmn Bukit Tambun Durian Tunggal
AFFORDABLE 4BR Double Storey For Rent @ Tmn Bukit Tambun Durian Tunggal
€ 175 /month
Listed on September 24, 2026
SPACIOUS 20x65 Single Storey Terrace @ Krubong Indah
SPACIOUS 20x65 Single Storey Terrace @ Krubong Indah
€ 67,206
Listed on September 28, 2026
BELOW BANK VALUE! 2 Storey House For Sale @ Country Villa Melaka
BELOW BANK VALUE! 2 Storey House For Sale @ Country Villa Melaka
€ 113,028
Listed on October 9, 2026
RM900! SPACIOUS 1,068 sqft SEAVIEW Condo For Rent @ Ujong Pasir
RM900! SPACIOUS 1,068 sqft SEAVIEW Condo For Rent @ Ujong Pasir
€ 196 /month
Listed on October 8, 2026
RARE FIND! 1200sqft Single Storey Terrace For Sale @ Duyong Indah
RARE FIND! 1200sqft Single Storey Terrace For Sale @ Duyong Indah
€ 61,096
Listed on September 30, 2026
MOVE-IN READY! FULLY RENOVATED Seaview Studio @ Bali Residence
MOVE-IN READY! FULLY RENOVATED Seaview Studio @ Bali Residence
€ 284 /month
Listed on October 13, 2026
MOVE-IN READY SEA VIEW 1BR For Rent @ Bali Residence Kota Syahbandar
MOVE-IN READY SEA VIEW 1BR For Rent @ Bali Residence Kota Syahbandar
€ 327 /month
Listed on October 1, 2026
RM380K！SPACIOUS FULLY EXTENDED Terrace House @ Bukit Katil
RM380K！SPACIOUS FULLY EXTENDED Terrace House @ Bukit Katil
€ 82,916
Listed on September 1, 2026
High Traffic Main Road Corner Shoplot 3,078 SqFt @ Melaka Raya
High Traffic Main Road Corner Shoplot 3,078 SqFt @ Melaka Raya
€ 2,182 /month
Listed on September 1, 2026
FULLY FURNISHED FREEHOLD 3Bedroom Apartment For Sale @ Bertam Malim
FULLY FURNISHED FREEHOLD 3Bedroom Apartment For Sale @ Bertam Malim
€ 37,094
Listed on September 17, 2026
HOT DEAL! High Floor FREEHOLD Unit @ Novo 8 Residence Bachang
HOT DEAL! High Floor FREEHOLD Unit @ Novo 8 Residence Bachang
€ 86,844
Listed on October 13, 2026
FACE MAIN ROAD! 3-Storey Shoplot + Mezzanine @ Bemban
FACE MAIN ROAD! 3-Storey Shoplot + Mezzanine @ Bemban
€ 873 /month
Listed on October 15, 2026
HOT PROPERTY! 4R3B Double Storey Terrace near TOWN @ Taman Pandan Indah
HOT PROPERTY! 4R3B Double Storey Terrace near TOWN @ Taman Pandan Indah
€ 91,208
Listed on October 5, 2026
BELOW BANK VALUE! EXTENDED Double Storey @ Muzaffar Heights
BELOW BANK VALUE! EXTENDED Double Storey @ Muzaffar Heights
€ 82,916
Listed on October 19, 2026
AFFORDABLE RM900 FULLY FURNISHED @ Kenanga Park View Court
AFFORDABLE RM900 FULLY FURNISHED @ Kenanga Park View Court
€ 196 /month
Listed on September 10, 2026
RARE FIND! SPACIOUS Single Storey Semi-D @ Merdeka Jaya
RARE FIND! SPACIOUS Single Storey Semi-D @ Merdeka Jaya
€ 98,190
Listed on October 12, 2026
DREAM HOME! Luxury SPACIOUS Semi-D @ Limbongan Jaya
DREAM HOME! Luxury SPACIOUS Semi-D @ Limbongan Jaya
€ 324,875
Listed on October 15, 2026
MOVE-IN READY! FULLY FURNISHED 6Room Semi-D @ Limbongan Jaya
MOVE-IN READY! FULLY FURNISHED 6Room Semi-D @ Limbongan Jaya
€ 1,069 /month
Listed on October 15, 2026
BELOW BANK VALUE RM430K! FREEHOLD 4BR @ Taman Asean
BELOW BANK VALUE RM430K! FREEHOLD 4BR @ Taman Asean
€ 93,826
Listed on September 8, 2026
FREEHOLD & TENANTED! Terrace @ Tambun Perdana, Durian Tunggal
FREEHOLD & TENANTED! Terrace @ Tambun Perdana, Durian Tunggal
€ 69,388
Listed on September 22, 2026
MOVE-IN READY! FURNISHED 4BR Terrace @ Taman Merak Bukit Baru
MOVE-IN READY! FURNISHED 4BR Terrace @ Taman Merak Bukit Baru
€ 349 /month
Listed on October 8, 2026
RARE ENDLOT SPACIOUS Terrace @ Taman Sutera Batu Berendam
RARE ENDLOT SPACIOUS Terrace @ Taman Sutera Batu Berendam
€ 139,212
Listed on September 9, 2026
RARE OPPORTUNITY! 3-Storey Shoplot + Mezzanine @ Bemban
RARE OPPORTUNITY! 3-Storey Shoplot + Mezzanine @ Bemban
€ 259,222
Listed on October 15, 2026
BELOW RM180K! 3Room 8 Avenue Condo for Sale @ Kampung Lapan
BELOW RM180K! 3Room 8 Avenue Condo for Sale @ Kampung Lapan
€ 38,185
Listed on October 12, 2026
RM160K ONLY! BELOW MARKET VALUE Casa Lago 2BR Apartment
RM160K ONLY! BELOW MARKET VALUE Casa Lago 2BR Apartment
€ 34,912
Listed on September 10, 2026
SPACIOUS Land FULLY FURNISHED Bungalow @ Taman Ozana Villas
SPACIOUS Land FULLY FURNISHED Bungalow @ Taman Ozana Villas
€ 257,476
Listed on September 3, 2026
RARE 3 Adjoining FREEHOLD Land RM40 psf @ Sungai Udang Melaka
RARE 3 Adjoining FREEHOLD Land RM40 psf @ Sungai Udang Melaka
€ 183,271
Listed on August 27, 2026
MELAKA RIVER VIEW FULLY FURNUSHED Condo @ Casa Del Rio Jonker Melaka
MELAKA RIVER VIEW FULLY FURNUSHED Condo @ Casa Del Rio Jonker Melaka
€ 370,940
Listed on July 28, 2026
Affordable FULLY FURNISHED Condo @ The Wave Residence Kota Syahbandar
Affordable FULLY FURNISHED Condo @ The Wave Residence Kota Syahbandar
€ 48,004
Listed on October 13, 2026
RM199K ONLY! RENOVATED FREEHOLD Townhouse @ Bukit Cheng
RM199K ONLY! RENOVATED FREEHOLD Townhouse @ Bukit Cheng
€ 43,422
Listed on October 6, 2026
Modern FULLY FURNISHED 1BR For Rent @ The Apple Residence
Modern FULLY FURNISHED 1BR For Rent @ The Apple Residence
€ 327 /month
Listed on September 14, 2026
SPACIOUS 4BR RENOVATED Single Storey @ Bukit Katil Damai
SPACIOUS 4BR RENOVATED Single Storey @ Bukit Katil Damai
€ 82,480
Listed on October 7, 2026
END LOT SPACIOUS Terrace with ATTIC For Sale @ Ayer Keroh Height
END LOT SPACIOUS Terrace with ATTIC For Sale @ Ayer Keroh Height
€ 73,752
Listed on July 21, 2026
RARE 2 Adjoining Lot 2.22 Acres FREEHOLD Industrial Land @ Krubong
RARE 2 Adjoining Lot 2.22 Acres FREEHOLD Industrial Land @ Krubong
€ 1,692,569
Listed on October 6, 2026
MOVE-IN READY! FULLY FURNISHED with WiFi @ Novo 8 Kampung Lapan
MOVE-IN READY! FULLY FURNISHED with WiFi @ Novo 8 Kampung Lapan
€ 349 /month
Listed on October 19, 2026
Town Area WELL MAINTAINED Studio Condo @ The Quartz Residence, Bachang
Town Area WELL MAINTAINED Studio Condo @ The Quartz Residence, Bachang
€ 262 /month
Listed on August 26, 2026
AFFORDABLE Apartment For Sale @ Malim Jaya, Melaka
AFFORDABLE Apartment For Sale @ Malim Jaya, Melaka
€ 16,365
Listed on October 16, 2026
SPACIOUS Semi-D Fully Extended For Sale @ Paya Rumput
SPACIOUS Semi-D Fully Extended For Sale @ Paya Rumput
€ 94,917
Listed on September 15, 2026
RENOVATED BELOW RM500K 2-Storey Terrace @ Muzaffar Heights, Melaka
RENOVATED BELOW RM500K 2-Storey Terrace @ Muzaffar Heights, Melaka
€ 101,463
Listed on October 15, 2026
FULLY FURNISHED 2BR SEA VIEW Condo @ Amber Cove Kota Laksamana
FULLY FURNISHED 2BR SEA VIEW Condo @ Amber Cove Kota Laksamana
€ 295 /month
Listed on September 25, 2026
INVESTMENT DEAL! Garden City Fully Furnished Unit with 7% ROI
INVESTMENT DEAL! Garden City Fully Furnished Unit with 7% ROI
€ 54,114
Listed on October 12, 2026
MOVE-IN READY! SPACIOUS 3Room Condo @ Kenanga Residence Bachang
MOVE-IN READY! SPACIOUS 3Room Condo @ Kenanga Residence Bachang
€ 284 /month
Listed on October 13, 2026
HIGH FLOOR FULLY FURNISHED 3R @ The Heights Residence
HIGH FLOOR FULLY FURNISHED 3R @ The Heights Residence
€ 284 /month
Listed on September 1, 2026
HOT DEAL! 4Room Single Terrace House @ Taman Krubong Jaya
HOT DEAL! 4Room Single Terrace House @ Taman Krubong Jaya
€ 63,278
Listed on July 17, 2026
HOT DEAL! BELOW BANK VALUE End Lot 2.5 Storey Terrace @ Ujong Pasir
HOT DEAL! BELOW BANK VALUE End Lot 2.5 Storey Terrace @ Ujong Pasir
€ 126,556
Listed on October 20, 2026
AFFORDABLE 3-Bedroom Apartment for Rent @ Taman Kenanga
AFFORDABLE 3-Bedroom Apartment for Rent @ Taman Kenanga
€ 175 /month
Listed on October 20, 2026
FREE SPA & Loan Legal Fees! Tehel Impian Single Storey @ RM360K
FREE SPA & Loan Legal Fees! Tehel Impian Single Storey @ RM360K
€ 78,552
Listed on October 7, 2026
High Floor SEA VIEW FULLY FURNISHED @ Bali Residence Kota Syahbandar
High Floor SEA VIEW FULLY FURNISHED @ Bali Residence Kota Syahbandar
€ 76,370
Listed on October 1, 2026
BRAND NEW SPACIOUS Semi-D @ Country Villa Resort Ayer Keroh
BRAND NEW SPACIOUS Semi-D @ Country Villa Resort Ayer Keroh
€ 207,290
Listed on September 25, 2026
BELOW BANK VALUE! 1-Storey Terrace House @ Desa Duyong
BELOW BANK VALUE! 1-Storey Terrace House @ Desa Duyong
€ 41,022
Listed on October 21, 2026
MUST GRAB! FREEHOLD Below Bank Value @ Taman Rembia Perkasa
MUST GRAB! FREEHOLD Below Bank Value @ Taman Rembia Perkasa
€ 57,823
Listed on October 19, 2026
FREEHOLD Fully Furnished & Renovated Terrace @ Taman 1 Krubong
MOVE-IN READY! FREEHOLD Fully Furnished & Renovated Terrace @ Taman 1 Krubong
€ 123,938
Listed on September 17, 2026
SPACIOUS Semi-D with EXTENDED Kitchen @ Bukit Katil Ozana Impian
SPACIOUS Semi-D with EXTENDED Kitchen @ Bukit Katil Ozana Impian
€ 152,522
Listed on October 12, 2026
HOT DEAL! RM210K! Double Storey Terrace For Sale @ Bukit Katil
HOT DEAL! RM210K! Double Storey Terrace For Sale @ Bukit Katil
€ 45,822
Listed on September 30, 2026
MOVE-IN READY! Ground Floor NEWLY RENOVATED Home @ Pangsapuri Tasik Utama
MOVE-IN READY! Ground Floor NEWLY RENOVATED Home @ Pangsapuri Tasik Utama
€ 175 /month
Listed on October 21, 2026
RM95K ONLY! GREAT VALUE Apartment @ Kota Laksamana
RM95K ONLY! GREAT VALUE Apartment @ Kota Laksamana
€ 20,729
Listed on September 22, 2026
RARE 3,184sqft FREEHOLD Superlink @ Laman Klebang
RARE 3,184sqft FREEHOLD Superlink @ Laman Klebang
€ 167,578
Listed on September 8, 2026
BELOW RM280K! RENOVATED Terrace For Sale @ Sri Duyong
BELOW RM280K! RENOVATED Terrace For Sale @ Sri Duyong
€ 60,660
Listed on October 12, 2026
SPACIOUS Corner Home! CORNER FREEHOLD 2626sqft Land @ Cheng Utama
SPACIOUS Corner Home! CORNER FREEHOLD 2626sqft Land @ Cheng Utama
€ 98,190
Listed on September 30, 2026
RM1,500 ONLY! SPACIOUS 5BR 2-Storey Terrace Opposite Lotus Cheng
RM1,500 ONLY! SPACIOUS 5BR 2-Storey Terrace Opposite Lotus Cheng
€ 327 /month
Listed on September 7, 2026
PRIME Kota Laksamana Hotel For Rent Near Jonker Street
PRIME Kota Laksamana Hotel For Rent Near Jonker Street
€ 5,455 /month
Listed on September 14, 2026
HOT LOCATION! END LOT Shop for Rent @ Jasin Botanik Parklands
HOT LOCATION! END LOT Shop for Rent @ Jasin Botanik Parklands
€ 546 /month
Listed on October 12, 2026
Affordable SPACIOUS 5BR Double Storey @ Bertam Perdana Pulau Gadong
Affordable SPACIOUS 5BR Double Storey @ Bertam Perdana Pulau Gadong
€ 262 /month
Listed on August 28, 2026
BELOW BANK VALUE! FULLY RENOVATED Terrace @ Bachang Baru
BELOW BANK VALUE! FULLY RENOVATED Terrace @ Bachang Baru
€ 73,752
Listed on October 16, 2026
PRIME LOCATION! 3-Storey Shoplot for Rent @ Limbongan
PRIME LOCATION! 3-Storey Shoplot for Rent @ Limbongan
€ 262 /month
Listed on October 14, 2026
VALUE BUY! 330K WELL MAINTAINED Condo @ The Heights Ayer Keroh
VALUE BUY! 330K WELL MAINTAINED Condo @ The Heights Ayer Keroh
€ 72,006
Listed on September 15, 2026
HUGE 3,300 sqft Built-Up 3-Sty Terrace for Sale @ Limbongan Indah
HUGE 3,300 sqft Built-Up 3-Sty Terrace for Sale @ Limbongan Indah
€ 152,304
Listed on October 12, 2026
Affordable FULLY FURNISHED Condo For Rent @ The Heights Bukit Beruang
Affordable FULLY FURNISHED Condo For Rent @ The Heights Bukit Beruang
€ 284 /month
Listed on September 17, 2026
AFFORDABLE SPACIOUS 4BR Double Storey Terrace @ Taman Desa Bertam
AFFORDABLE SPACIOUS 4BR Double Storey Terrace @ Taman Desa Bertam
€ 262 /month
Listed on September 14, 2026
HOT DEAL! FREEHOLD Residential Land @ Bukit Katil from RM40 PSF
HOT DEAL! FREEHOLD Residential Land @ Bukit Katil from RM40 PSF
€ 223,873
Listed on October 14, 2026
HOT DEAL! Renovated & Extended Terrace For Sale @ Malim Jaya
HOT DEAL! Renovated & Extended Terrace For Sale @ Malim Jaya
€ 43,204 /month
Listed on October 1, 2026
SEAVIEW & ENCORE VIEW Atlantis Residence @ Kota Laksamana
SEAVIEW & ENCORE VIEW Atlantis Residence @ Kota Laksamana
€ 262 /month
Listed on September 24, 2026
RM1,200 ONLY! HUGE CORNER Terrace For Rent @ Cheng Utama
RM1,200 ONLY! HUGE CORNER Terrace For Rent @ Cheng Utama
€ 262 /month
Listed on September 30, 2026
RARE CORNER UNIT Condo@ Bali Residence Kota Laksamana
RARE CORNER UNIT Condo@ Bali Residence Kota Laksamana
€ 63,060
Listed on October 13, 2026
MOVE-IN READY! FULLY FURNISHED 3+1BR @ Sunway Artessa Kuala Lumpur
MOVE-IN READY! FULLY FURNISHED 3+1BR @ Sunway Artessa Kuala Lumpur
€ 807 /month
Listed on September 30, 2026
RARE SPACIOUS 2.5 Storey Superlink @ Ozana Residences Ayer Keroh
RARE SPACIOUS 2.5 Storey Superlink @ Ozana Residences Ayer Keroh
€ 113,464
Listed on September 21, 2026
RARE 35Rooms Boutique Hotel @ Kota Laksamana 2 Mins to Jonker Melaka
RARE 35Rooms Boutique Hotel @ Kota Laksamana 2 Mins to Jonker Melaka
€ 868,436
Listed on September 14, 2026
1,000 sqft FULLY FURNISHED Condo For Rent @ Seri Serindit Residence
1,000 sqft FULLY FURNISHED Condo For Rent @ Seri Serindit Residence
€ 305 /month
Listed on October 14, 2026
RM900！AFFORDABLE Main Road Shop For Rent @ Durian Tunggal
RM900！AFFORDABLE Main Road Shop For Rent @ Durian Tunggal
€ 196 /month
Listed on October 1, 2026
PRIME HOT LOCATION 3 Storey End Lot Shop @ Kota Laksamana
Taman Kota Laksamana Jaya, 75200 Melaka
€ 327,300
Listed on May 28, 2026
MAIN ROAD Ground Floor Shop @ Limbongan Opposite McDonald's
MAIN ROAD Ground Floor Shop @ Limbongan Opposite McDonald's
€ 436 /month
Listed on October 8, 2026
HOT DEAL! SEA VIEW Casa Lago Condo @ Melaka Raya
HOT DEAL! SEA VIEW Casa Lago Condo @ Melaka Raya
€ 36,658
Listed on September 22, 2026
EXCLUSIVE Self-Built Bungalow with HUGE LAND for Rent @ Ozana Villas
EXCLUSIVE Self-Built Bungalow with HUGE LAND for Rent @ Ozana Villas
€ 698 /month
Listed on September 3, 2026
RARE RM148K Deal! FULLY FURNISHED Studio @ The Straits Melaka
RARE RM148K Deal! FULLY FURNISHED Studio @ The Straits Melaka
€ 32,294
Listed on October 5, 2026
SPACIOUS FULLY RENOVATED Terrace For Rent @ Bukit Piatu Mutiara
SPACIOUS FULLY RENOVATED Terrace For Rent @ Bukit Piatu Mutiara
€ 327 /month
Listed on October 7, 2026
BELOW BANK VALUE! Atlantis Residence Premium RENOVATED @ Kota Syahbandar
BELOW BANK VALUE! Atlantis Residence Premium RENOVATED @ Kota Syahbandar
€ 104,736
Listed on September 24, 2026
RARE Residential Land BUILD YOUR DREAM HOME @ Tiara Golf Bukit Katil
RARE Residential Land BUILD YOUR DREAM HOME @ Tiara Golf Bukit Katil
€ 106,219
Listed on August 6, 2026
RARE FIND! BELOW BANK VALUE 5BR Seaview Duplex Penthouse @ Ujong Pasir
RARE FIND! BELOW BANK VALUE 5BR Seaview Duplex Penthouse @ Ujong Pasir
€ 130,920
Listed on September 29, 2026
PRIME 5,814 Sqft FREHOLD Land in High Traffic Area @ Bukit Senjuang
PRIME 5,814 Sqft FREHOLD Land in High Traffic Area @ Bukit Senjuang
€ 107,832
Listed on September 4, 2026
RM110K! 990sqft FREEHOLD 3BR Apartment@Jasa Bachang Melaka Town
RM110K! 990sqft FREEHOLD 3BR Apartment@Jasa Bachang Melaka Town
€ 24,002
Listed on September 28, 2026
RM1,200! AFFORDABLE Huge Corner Lot Terrace For Rent @ Bukit Katil
RM1,200! AFFORDABLE Huge Corner Lot Terrace For Rent @ Bukit Katil
€ 262 /month
Listed on September 22, 2026
RARE ENDLOT STRATEGIC LOCATION NEW Shoplot Near Tea Garden Malim
RARE ENDLOT STRATEGIC LOCATION NEW Shoplot Near Tea Garden Malim
€ 698 /month
Listed on September 21, 2026
MOVE-IN READY! City View Condo @ The Wave Residence Kota Laksamana
MOVE-IN READY! City View Condo @ The Wave Residence Kota Laksamana
€ 284 /month
Listed on October 9, 2026
FULLY FURNISHED Sea View 3BR High Floor Condo @ Silverscape Residence
FULLY FURNISHED Sea View 3BR High Floor Condo @ Silverscape Residence
€ 393 /month
Listed on September 9, 2026
BELOW BANK VALUE! FULLY FURNISHED Condominium @ Novo8 Residence Bachang
BELOW BANK VALUE! FULLY FURNISHED Condominium @ Novo8 Residence Bachang
€ 80,298
Listed on August 27, 2026
PRIME MAIN ROAD Shoplot Opposite AEON Bandaraya
PRIME MAIN ROAD Shoplot Opposite AEON Bandaraya
€ 3,928 /month
Listed on September 4, 2026
Rare Find! RENOVATED High Floor SEAVIEW Condo @ Klebang 8
Rare Find! RENOVATED High Floor SEAVIEW Condo @ Klebang 8
€ 76,370
Listed on October 9, 2026
BELOW BANK VALUE! RENOVATED 2-Storey Terrace @ Semabok Jaya
BELOW BANK VALUE! RENOVATED 2-Storey Terrace @ Semabok Jaya
€ 69,388
Listed on October 6, 2026
RARE Premium Bungalow With SWIMMING POOL @ Ozana Villa Ayer Keroh
RARE Premium Bungalow With SWIMMING POOL @ Ozana Villa Ayer Keroh
€ 360,030
Listed on August 13, 2026
Move-In Ready 3BR FULLY FURNISHED @ PR1MA Klebang 2
Move-In Ready 3BR FULLY FURNISHED @ PR1MA Klebang 2
€ 349 /month
Listed on August 27, 2026
MAIN ROAD STRATEGIC 2 STOREY Shoplot @ Ong Kim Wee Melaka
MAIN ROAD STRATEGIC 2 STOREY Shoplot @ Ong Kim Wee Melaka
€ 152,304
Listed on July 13, 2026
SUPER HOT DEAL! SPACIOUS 818 Sqft Duplex Apartment @ Kota Laksamana
SUPER HOT DEAL! SPACIOUS 818 Sqft Duplex Apartment @ Kota Laksamana
€ 19,638
Listed on September 1, 2026
SPACIOUS 4Room CORNER UNIT for rent @ Admiral Residence
SPACIOUS 4Room CORNER UNIT for rent @ Admiral Residence
€ 360 /month
Listed on October 5, 2026
SPACIOUS Bungalow With SWIMMING POOL @ Ozana Villa Ayer Keroh
SPACIOUS Bungalow With SWIMMING POOL @ Ozana Villa Ayer Keroh
€ 1,309 /month
Listed on August 13, 2026
FULLY FURNISHED! Apartment @ Shang Heights Residence Bukit Piatu
FULLY FURNISHED! Apartment @ Shang Heights Residence Bukit Piatu
€ 327 /month
Listed on September 21, 2026
AFFORDABLE RM1,200! Furnished Studio for Rent @ Silverscape
AFFORDABLE RM1,200! Furnished Studio for Rent @ Silverscape
€ 262 /month
Listed on October 12, 2026
Modern & SPACIOUS 4BR WELL-MAINTAINED Terrace @ Malim Jaya
Modern & SPACIOUS 4BR WELL-MAINTAINED Terrace @ Malim Jaya
€ 99,936
Listed on September 2, 2026
HIGH FLOOR FULLY FURNISHED Condo @ The Heights Residence
HIGH FLOOR FULLY FURNISHED Condo @ The Heights Residence
€ 305 /month
Listed on September 10, 2026
MUST GRAB! FREEHOLD 3 Bedrooms 1001sqft @ Kampung Lapan
MUST GRAB! FREEHOLD 3 Bedrooms 1001sqft @ Kampung Lapan
€ 36,658
Listed on October 6, 2026
FREE Lifetime Golf Membership！Golf Course View Bungalow Land @ Orna Golf
FREE Lifetime Golf Membership！Golf Course View Bungalow Land @ Orna Golf
€ 8
Listed on September 23, 2026
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RM240K ONLY! Airbnb Studio City View @ The Pines Melaka
€ 52,368
Listed on September 14, 2026
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Young Malaysians today, as they prepare for their future careers and career ladders, face a changing landscape of technology, financial decisions, and business opportunities. This is an era of change, and unlike before, the pace feels like pressing fast-forward: move forward and never slow down. Many struggle in the death loop, unable to see a bright future, as if a haze covers their vision. On 12 December 2026, Youth Connect x ADAPT 2026 will bring these conversations together at IQI Global’s headquarters in Kuala Lumpur. The one-day event, powered by IQI Youth, will feature industry practitioners, demonstrations, and discussions on careers and financial decisions to create better opportunities. The event will focus on Finance, Artificial Intelligence (AI), and Entrepreneurship, and aims to connect more than 100 young Malaysians with people who apply these skills in business, banking, technology, and personal development. What is Youth Connect X ADAPT 2026?1. What Is Youth Connect?2. What Is the ADAPT Convention?3. Why Are Youth Connect and ADAPT Collaborating?4. Three Main Themes: Finance, AI and Entrepreneurship5. Who Are the Featured Speakers at Youth Connect x ADAPT 2026?6. Who Should Attend, and What Will They Gain?7. Event Details, Ticket Prices and Registration 1. What Is Youth Connect? Youth Connect is a youth-focused learning and networking initiative under IQI Youth, designed to equip young Malaysians with practical knowledge, exposure to industry leaders, and opportunities to build professional connections. It serves students, graduates, young professionals, and aspiring entrepreneurs. The previous Youth Connect event, held on 22 August 2026, explored AI, marketing, and entrepreneurship through impactful demonstrations, speaker sessions, and peer networking. The December edition builds on that foundation while placing greater attention on financial literacy, ways to earn income, and business ownership. Youth Connect addresses the challenge of applying new skills to everyday decisions. It creates a setting where participants can ask any related questions, compare experiences, and leave with resources they can put to work. 2. What Is the ADAPT Convention? ADAPT Convention, powered by Juwai IQI, is an annual event centered on technology adoption, digital transformation, and business innovation. Previous programs have explored emerging technologies, operational improvements, and new business opportunities. It focuses on AI's practical implications, integrating digital tools, and the mindset needed to respond to new business conditions. It also connects industry specialists and business leaders. For the December collaboration, this industry perspective complements Youth Connect’s focus on young people still defining their careers, financial goals, and entrepreneurial ambitions. 3. Why Are Youth Connect and ADAPT Collaborating? The collaboration brings together two complementary strengths: Youth Connect’s engagement with young Malaysians and ADAPT’s experience in technology-led business conversations. Participants can examine how three connected capabilities influence one another: AI can support productivity and experimentation. Financial knowledge helps people evaluate costs, risks, and potential rewards. Entrepreneurship offers a framework for testing ideas, serving customers, and developing sustainable income streams. This combination is particularly relevant to those entering the workforce or considering a first business. This will encourage participants to connect technology, money management, and commercial thinking in their career planning. 4. Three Main Themes: Finance, AI and Entrepreneurship a. Finance: Make Better Decisions About Money and Income For students and young workers looking to increase their income, early financial choices can shape their ability to save, invest in skills, manage commitments, and pursue business opportunities. The Finance theme will reflect their financial literacy through practical perspectives on earning, spending, and building greater financial resilience. A central discussion will compare salary, side hustles, and ownership as ways to generate income. Each carries distinct considerations, including time commitments, uncertainty, operating costs, and long-term potential. This will prompt attendees to ask better questions about their options. Participants can expect perspectives from financial media and digital banking professionals who connect everyday money decisions to broader changes in financial services. b. AI: Understand Tools That Are Reshaping Work AI is already influencing how people research, communicate, create marketing materials, and manage routine workflows. At this event, the AI theme will focus on practical use cases and how individuals can work effectively with emerging tools. This time, the event will include live demonstrations, such as creating a landing page, video, or content campaign, and other useful tools and resources from AI experts. It also features a session on agentic AI, an approach in which AI systems carry out connected tasks within a defined workflow. These hands-on demos can help participants identify tasks worth automating while retaining appropriate human review and judgment. For employees, students, and freelancers, the benefit lies in becoming familiar with tools that support useful work. For prospective founders, AI may also lower the effort required to test concepts and organize early business activities. c. Entrepreneurship: Turn an Idea Into a Workable Business Entrepreneurship requires decisions about customers, pricing, delivery, costs, and the ability to grow operations consistently. The entrepreneurship theme addresses these practical questions through the experiences of people who have built and expanded businesses. The agenda includes a session on three ways to make money and a case study on MOVE Private Fitness's growth. This provides a basis for discussing income models, customer demand, execution and the systems needed to support expansion. Attendees exploring freelancing, small businesses, or future startups can use these insights to assess whether an idea solves a real problem, what resources it may require, and which early steps are worth testing. 5. Who Are the Featured Speakers at Youth Connect x ADAPT 2026? a. Daniel Ho — Co-Founder and Group Managing Director, Juwai IQI Daniel Ho is a prominent featured speaker. He has over 20 years of experience in real estate, investment, and business development. As a co-founder and Group Managing Director of Juwai IQI, he has helped lead the growth of an international property technology group. IQI Global reported USD 4.3 billion in worldwide property transactions in 2025, across 51,226 transactions. b. Peter Yong — Co-Founder, Mr. Money TV Peter Yong brings financial planning and financial media experience to the program. He co-founded Mr. Money TV, a Malaysian platform that publishes accessible videos, podcasts and articles on personal finance and economic issues. The platform reported a combined social following of more than 530,000 in 2026, reflecting its established audience for financial education. c. Dr Gavin Fong — Head of Growth, Ryt Bank Dr Gavin Fong leads growth initiatives at Ryt Bank, covering customer acquisition, retention, and data-led marketing. He previously held growth-related roles at MoneyLion and holds a Doctor of Business Administration. His experience links financial technology, consumer behavior, and the practical use of data in financial services. d. CJ Lee — Co-Founder, MOVE Private Fitness CJ Lee co-founded MOVE Private Fitness and has built experience in scaling a specialist personal training business. MOVE’s materials list 17 studios in Malaysia and a presence in Thailand. His entrepreneurial background offers participants a model for operational growth, customer experience, and building a service-led brand. e. Dave Chong — Founder and CEO, DJC AI Sdn Bhd Dave Chong develops AI-supported business systems and is also a Vice President at IQI Group. He founded IQI EliteOne, a real estate team that he reports achieved RM2 billion in property sales in 2025. His scheduled agentic AI session will examine how connected workflows can help individuals and teams manage work at scale. 6. Who Should Attend, and What Will They Gain? The event is designed primarily for Malaysians aged 18–35, including university students, fresh graduates, working professionals, freelancers, aspiring entrepreneurs, and people considering a career change. For students: early exposure to the financial and technological skills employers and business owners use. Working adults: can explore ways to improve productivity and assess income options. Entrepreneurs and freelancers: can hear how established operators approach growth, systems, and customer needs. The program also offers networking with fellow attendees, mentors, and industry practitioners. Take-home materials include a keynote summary, AI templates, a finance cheat sheet, and a framework covering different ways to earn income. Ticket holders also receive lunch and opportunities to win cash prizes of up to RM1,100. 7. Event Details, Ticket Prices and Registration Youth Connect x ADAPT 2026 is scheduled for Saturday, 12 December 2026, at Level 26, Tower D, IQI Global HQ, Millerz Square, 357 Jalan Klang Lama, Kuala Lumpur. Registration begins at 9:00 AM, with the closing ceremony scheduled for 3:30 PM. Ticket prices are RM100 for the public, RM50 with the EARLYBIRD code before 22 November 2026, and RM30 for university students using STUDENT155. Registration requires university information and an IC number for verification. Youth Connect x ADAPT 2026 brings together three subjects that increasingly shape young people’s choices: managing money, using emerging technology and building commercially viable ideas. Through real business examples, expert discussions and networking, the event aims to help participants identify practical next steps for their careers and financial development. For event information, current ticket options, and registration updates, visit the official Youth Connect x ADAPT 2026 website. Learn more
TL;DRNAPIC recorded 3,932 industrial transactions worth RM14.78 billion in H1 2026. Johor’s industrial expansion also supports nearby housing and services. For 2027, Rahim & Co's Siva Shanker favors tenant-led development as new industrial space enters the market. Picture a new factory opening beside a busy highway. Trucks arrive, workers find jobs, and even the lunch shops get busy. Nearby homes attract fresh interest too. That pattern is already visible around Johor's expanding industrial corridors. But will every warehouse do the same? Here's what the numbers say about the Malaysia industrial property market outlook for 2027, from demand and rents to housing and oversupply. Key Takeaways NAPIC recorded 3,932 industrial property deals worth RM14.78 billion in H1 2026, representing 14.1% of total Malaysian property transaction value. Johor, Selangor and Penang have distinct demand engines: data centers and cross-border activity, logistics and manufacturing, and electrical and electronics production, respectively. Industrial jobs can drive housing demand, yet Johor had 4,222 unsold residential units completed in H1 2026. EdgeProp.my lists nearly 115,000 Johor homes scheduled by 2030. Industrial property prices and rental yields vary considerably by building type and area. JPPH-registered Selangor terrace factories had a median sale price of RM1.1 million and a median registered rent of RM3,500 a month in the 24 months to July 2026. Warehouse oversupply is a real watchpoint for 2027. Rahim & Co's Siva Shanker said in March 2026 that approximately 12 million sq ft of warehouse space is coming in over two years. Malaysia Industrial Property Market for 2027 in a Glance1. What Is Malaysia's Industrial Property Market Outlook for 2027?2. What Is Driving Industrial Property Growth in Malaysia?3. Where Are the Best Industrial Property Investment Locations in Malaysia?4. What Are Malaysia's Industrial Property Prices and Rental Yields?5. How Does Industrial Growth Affect Malaysia Property Prices and Housing Demand?6. How Are Data Centers, Green Warehouses and Modern Factories Changing Demand?7. What Risks Could Affect Malaysia's Industrial Property Market in 2027?8. Frequently Asked Questions (FAQs) Estimated reading time: 12 minutes 1. What Is Malaysia's Industrial Property Market Outlook for 2027? The Malaysia industrial property market outlook for 2027 reflects active transactions and a growing development pipeline. Rahim & Co's Siva Shanker describes the near-term industrial market as positive, expects organic and progressive growth, and urges developers to secure occupiers before building. The growing warehouse supply will take time to fill. a. How did the industrial market perform in 2025 and H1 2026? NAPIC logged 8,910 industrial deals worth RM33.80 billion in 2025, up 21.3% in value and 1.4% in volume. Selangor contributed RM15.01 billion and Johor RM9.57 billion. Its latest H1 2026 industrial figures totaled 3,932 transactions worth RM14.78 billion. Industrial property made up 2.1% of Malaysia's 187,320 property transactions and 14.1% of the RM105.12 billion total transaction value. Overall property transaction volume fell 4.5%, and value declined 2.4% year on year. Industrial property indicatorRecorded periodFigureNational transaction valueFull-year 2025RM33.80 billionNational transaction value growth2025 vs 2024+21.3%National transaction volumeFull-year 20258,910 dealsIndustrial transactionsH1 20263,932 dealsIndustrial transaction valueH1 2026RM14.78 billionIndustrial share of national property valueH1 202614.1%Existing industrial property inventoryH1 2026126,727 unitsIncoming industrial property inventoryH1 20264,512 unitsSource: NAPIC b. What will shape demand through 2027? The H1 2026 industrial inventory counted 126,727 existing units and 4,512 incoming units. Construction started on 1,038 units, up 26.1% from H1 2025. Build-to-suit industrial facilities are one answer to changing tenant needs. For 2027, Siva Shanker's preferred approach starts with a committed occupier and builds to that company's requirements, including power, layout, and operational needs. 2. What Is Driving Industrial Property Growth in Malaysia? Manufacturing investment, e-commerce logistics, and data centers drive demand. Factories need technical facilities, distributors need highway access, and data centers need dependable power and water. a. How do manufacturing and foreign investment support demand? Manufacturers need production space and supplier networks. Electrical and electronics (E&E) drive the northern manufacturing corridor; Johor attracts investment in semiconductors and advanced materials. The Malaysian Investment Development Authority (MIDA) recorded RM218.5 billion in approved investments in H1 2026. Selangor received RM70 billion and Johor RM59.4 billion, for a total of RM129.4 billion. b. Why do e-commerce and logistics matter? Every online order needs storage and sorting. Fulfillment centers and distribution hubs depend on highway access, loading bays, and proximity to customers and ports. c. What does Budget 2027 change? Knight Frank Malaysia identified several Budget 2027 industrial measures, including a RM100 million Strategic Investment Fund supporting semiconductor and manufacturing companies in Penang, eligible relocation-cost tax deductions of up to RM5 million for maritime and automotive hubs in Perak, and infrastructure support for Malaysia Vision Valley 2.0 and Kulim Hi-Tech Park. The consultancy emphasized timely implementation. 3. Where Are the Best Industrial Property Investment Locations in Malaysia? Industrial property investment locations in Malaysia serve different occupiers. Selangor offers an established logistics and manufacturing base; Johor combines cross-border trade, data centers, and industrial expansion; Penang and nearby Kedah cater to electronics and high-tech manufacturing. a. Why is Selangor important for industrial investment? Klang, Shah Alam, and Port Klang connect manufacturers and warehouses to cargo routes. Selangor recorded 3,179 industrial deals worth RM15.01 billion in 2025, the largest state value in the NAPIC breakdown. b. What makes Johor's growth corridors different? Senai, Kulai and Sedenak attract manufacturers, data centers and logistics firms. Pasir Gudang and Tanjung Langsat host port-linked industries; the Johor-Singapore Special Economic Zone (JS-SEZ) supports cross-border investment. Johor's industrial transactions totaled RM9.57 billion in 2025. c. What about Penang, Kulim and emerging corridors? Penang's electronics industry supports specialist factories. Nearby Kulim Hi-Tech Park and Negeri Sembilan's Vision Valley 2.0 also feature in Budget 2027 industrial measures. CorridorLeading demand engine2027 considerationSelangor: Klang–Shah AlamManufacturing, warehousing, port logisticsNew warehouse supplyJohor: Senai–Kulai–SedenakData centers, manufacturing, logisticsPower availability and project deliveryJohor: Pasir Gudang–Tanjung LangsatPort industries, chemicals, advanced materialsFit between site and industrial userPenang–KulimE&E and semiconductor manufacturingSpecialist buildings and utilitiesNegeri Sembilan: Vision ValleyExpanding industrial and logistics corridorTiming of infrastructure and occupiersSource: The Star, Hartamas Industrial & EdgeProp Regional industrial corridors and operational considerations For a closer look at properties in these corridors, IQI Global can help you explore available residential opportunities. Approach IQI Now! 4. What Are Malaysia's Industrial Property Prices and Rental Yields? Malaysia industrial property prices and rental yields vary by factory type, location, building specifications, and tenant demand. a. What do registered factory prices and rents show? FactoryHub's analysis of JPPH-registered property sales and tenancies in the 24 months to July 2026 offers a practical comparison across factory types and locations. Area and factory typeMedian sale priceMedian monthly rentSelangor, terraceRM1.10 millionRM3,500Selangor, semi-detachedRM4.70 millionRM12,700Klang and Port Klang, terraceRM869,000RM3,500Petaling district, terraceRM1.45 millionRM4,500Negeri Sembilan, terraceRM629,000RM2,100Source: Factoryhub, Registered transactions and tenancies over the 24 months to July 2026 b. How do you calculate a factory's rental return? Gross rental yield is annual rental income divided by the purchase price, multiplied by 100. Selangor's recorded terrace factory median rent of RM3,500 per month amounts to RM42,000 across 12 months of occupancy. For a single property, net yield uses its purchase price plus acquisition costs, and deducts vacancy, quit rent, assessment, insurance, and repairs from annual rental income. c. How does industrial ownership compare with other assets? Factory ownership offers site control and potential land appreciation, but it also requires capital and tenant management. A real estate investment trust (REIT) allows investors to own traded units in a managed property portfolio. FactoryHub cites an estimated dividend yield of around 5% for Axis REIT in August 2026 and about 5.2% for AME REIT, based on its March 2026 unit price. If you want to compare house types or investment locations, IQI Global is an option for exploring Malaysian property opportunities. Approach IQI Now! 5. How Does Industrial Growth Affect Malaysia Property Prices and Housing Demand? Industrial employment growth can increase nearby housing demand as workers seek homes and services. Transport access and affordability influence which neighborhoods benefit. a. How are Johor's industrial jobs changing housing demand? EdgeProp.my tracks 609 Johor projects delivering nearly 115,000 homes by 2030, including 244 projects and about 70,460 homes in Johor Bahru. Drivers include manufacturing, data centers, logistics, the JS-SEZ, and the RTS Link. Johor is targeting over 200,000 jobs by 2030, including over 100,000 higher-paying JS-SEZ roles. Workers near Senai, Kulai and Sedenak support family housing; cross-border commuters support compact rentals in Johor Bahru. b. What do the latest housing and price figures show? NAPIC counted 33,094 completed unsold residential units worth RM17.78 billion in H1 2026, including 4,222 units in Johor. Separately, Johor had 9,946 of Malaysia's 23,375 unsold completed serviced apartments. In provisional Q2 2026 figures, Johor's house-price index rose 3.6% year on year, against national growth of 0.9%. Selangor declined 1.1%, and Penang rose 0.2%. c. Could Penang's semiconductor industry influence residential demand? Nawawi Tie Leung's Saleha Yusoff highlighted RM22.4 billion in Penang manufacturing investment approvals in 2025, expected to create about 24,600 jobs. She called for improvements to housing and transport along employment corridors. d. Why are workers' accommodation projects becoming relevant? Purpose-built workers' accommodation (PBWA) is becoming an established property category linked to manufacturing, logistics and construction employment. Knight Frank's regional living-sector research, reported by The Edge Malaysia, highlighted Centurion Corporation's acquisition of six Johor worker-accommodation properties, adding approximately 7,200 beds to its portfolio. 6. How Are Data Centers, Green Warehouses and Modern Factories Changing Demand? Modern industrial properties need reliable utilities and practical layouts for manufacturing, distribution or AI data-center operations. a. Why are build-to-suit projects gaining attention? Build-to-suit facilities are planned around a named occupier's requirements. Siva Shanker of Rahim & Co advises developers to “Secure tenants first,” then build facilities around the tenant's operations. This approach addresses the speculative construction risk he identified in Malaysia's industrial market. b. What makes green warehouses attractive? JLL’s Junn Yan Tai reports that green-certified warehouses achieved 30% faster occupancy than conventional facilities in November 2025. It reported that several green-featured developments completed in 2024 exceeded 90% occupancy within 12 months, while green certification covered only 5%–10% of Klang Valley logistics stock at the time. Features such as efficient lighting, solar panels, and water-saving systems are increasingly relevant to multinational occupiers. c. Why do data-center utilities matter? Data centers need dependable power and cooling, including grid connections and sufficient water. In Johor's growing clusters, confirmed utility readiness drives site suitability. If you are exploring property investment opportunities, contact IQI Global about available options. Approach IQI Now! 7. What Risks Could Affect Malaysia's Industrial Property Market in 2027? The main industrial property investment risks for 2027 center on new supply, infrastructure capacity, building suitability, and external trading conditions. National demand can stay healthy while individual projects struggle to find occupiers. a. Can warehouse supply outpace tenants? NAPIC reported 1,038 industrial construction starts in H1 2026, up 26.1% year on year, with 631 newly planned units, up 27.2%. Rahim & Co's Siva Shanker separately identified 12 million sq ft of warehouse space due to enter the market over the two years following March 2026, including roughly 10 million sq ft around Shah Alam. New completions can increase competition for tenants and lengthen leasing periods. He prefers demand-led industrial construction over building large parks in anticipation of tenants. b. What could slow industrial projects? Power allocation, water supply, and building obsolescence can undermine otherwise attractive sites. Older units with limited loading space or unsuitable specifications compete with modern facilities. Trade-policy changes and geopolitical uncertainty can also influence manufacturing decisions. c. What should buyers and investors watch next? For 2027 industrial property opportunities, Hartamas Research highlights four site considerations: confirmed power allocation, land-title readiness, nearby industry clusters and infrastructure timing. Raine & Horne also highlights access, building specifications, and tenant quality as key investment factors. NAPIC's RM14.78 billion in H1 2026 industrial transactions shows the sector's growing role in Malaysia's property market. Manufacturing, logistics and data centers support specialized premises and housing near employment centers. With new industrial construction and unsold homes competing for occupiers and buyers, the 2027 outlook favors sites linked to real businesses, suitable utilities and practical transport connections. 8. Frequently Asked Questions (FAQs) a. What is Malaysia's industrial property market outlook for 2027? NAPIC counted 3,932 industrial transactions worth RM14.78 billion in H1 2026. Rahim & Co's Siva Shanker expects organic, progressive near-term growth and recommends tenant-led projects as new warehouse supply arrives. b. Is industrial property a good investment in Malaysia in 2027? Industrial property investment can suit buyers seeking business tenants and long holding periods. Building specifications, utility access, tenant credit quality, and acquisition costs shape the investment decision. c. Which locations have the strongest industrial property opportunities? Klang–Shah Alam, Senai–Kulai–Sedenak and Penang–Kulim serve established logistics, data-center and electronics manufacturing clusters, respectively. d. How do data centers affect Johor property demand? Johor data-center investments support construction and technical employment around Kulai and Sedenak, while local businesses and households need housing and services nearby. e. Will industrial growth increase nearby residential property prices? Johor's provisional Q2 2026 house-price index increased 3.6% year on year, while NAPIC counted 4,222 completed unsold residential units in H1 2026. Industrial jobs support demand near employment hubs. f. What rental yields can industrial property generate in Malaysia? Industrial rental yield is calculated from a property's rent and acquisition price. FactoryHub's registered figures show a median rent of RM3,500 per month for a Selangor terrace factory over the 24 months to July 2026; ownership costs and vacancies reduce net income. g. What are the biggest risks in 2027? NAPIC counted 1,038 industrial construction starts in H1 2026, up 26.1% year on year. Additional risks include inadequate power or water, older buildings, and changes in global trade conditions. Explore Malaysia's industrial property opportunities with IQI Global. Contact the team to discuss suitable locations, factories, warehouses and investment options. [custom_blog_form] Continue Reading List of 10 Award-Winning Real Estate Agencies in Malaysia With International Listings Budget 2027 Property Market Outlook: Should You Buy or Invest in Malaysia? 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Version: CN, BM Choosing an agency is the first big decision in any property deal. Pick well, and the rest gets a lot easier. So who is the top real estate agency in Malaysia right now? This guide answers that with evidence, not hype. There are hundreds of real estate agencies in Malaysia, so a credible shortlist saves you time. Think of this as our list of the top 10 real estate companies in Malaysia for buyers, sellers and investors. Our shortlist of 10 is built around the inaugural PropertyGuru Group Agent Awards Malaysia 2026, which named its Top Agencies of the Year in October 2026. TL;DR The PropertyGuru Group Agent Awards Malaysia 2026 recognised 55 agents and agencies, based on performance across PropertyGuru and iProperty from 1 September 2025 to 31 August 2026. Agencies named in the Top 10 Agencies of the Year include IQI Realty, E Trend Realty, Gather Properties, Knight World Realty, PropNex Realty, Tech Realtors Properties, The Roof Realty, Vivahomes Realty and Zeon Properties International. Top Agencies were judged on the number of active agents and their combined platform usage. IQI also won the Best Technology Award and 23 other awards at the StarProperty Awards 2025, which makes it a strong pick for the top proptech company in Malaysia. For global reach, parent group Juwai IQI reports 65,000+ agents across 35 countries (EdgeProp, May 2026). 10 Real Estate Agencies in MalaysiaTL;DRWhat are the PropertyGuru Group Agent Awards Malaysia 2026?Top 10 real estate agencies in Malaysia at a glance1. IQI Realty (IQI Global)2. E Trend Realty3. Gather Properties4. PropNex Realty5. Knight World Realty6. Tech Realtors Properties7. The Roof Realty8. Vivahomes Realty9. Zeon Properties International10. Reapfield Properties (Keller Williams Malaysia)Who is the top proptech company in Malaysia among real estate agencies?Which is the top global real estate agency in Malaysia?How do you choose the right real estate agency in Malaysia?Thinking of joining an award-winning real estate agency in Malaysia? What are the PropertyGuru Group Agent Awards Malaysia 2026? It is a new, data-led awards programme from PropertyGuru Group, the company behind PropertyGuru and iProperty. Malaysia was the first stop in a regional series that also covers Singapore, Thailand and Vietnam. The 2026 edition honoured 55 property professionals and agencies. Winners were picked on platform performance, not on nominations or votes. What were the three award categories? CategoryNumber of winnersWhat was measuredTop 10 Agencies of the Year10 agenciesNumber of active agents and their collective platform usageTop 5 Agents of the Year5 agentsTotal usage, views per listing and leads per listingTop 40 Area Specialists40 agentsListings in a recognised area, plus views and leads per listing The assessment window ran from 1 September 2025 to 31 August 2026. PropertyGuru and iProperty connect more than 14,000 active agents in Malaysia, so these winners stood out in a big field. Which agencies won Top Agencies of the Year 2026? The agencies named, in no particular order, were: E Trend Realty Gather Properties IQI Realty Knight World Realty PropNex Realty Tech Realtors Properties The Roof Realty Vivahomes Realty Zeon Properties International The Top 5 Agents of the Year were Calvin Loke, CK Teong, Jeffrey Ng Kie Hwa, Shanny Tan and Steven Wong. The 40 Area Specialists covered the Klang Valley, Johor and Penang. Source: PropertyGuru Group Agent Awards 2026 coverage, Prestige Malaysia, 13 October 2026. Top 10 real estate agencies in Malaysia at a glance IQI is our #1 pick. Agencies 2 to 9 are the other named PropertyGuru 2026 Top Agencies, listed alphabetically because PropertyGuru did not rank them. Reapfield rounds out the list as a long-established name. #AgencyPropertyGuru Top Agency 2026Head officeBest known for1IQI Realty (IQI Global)YesKuala LumpurProptech, global network, full service2E Trend RealtyYesKepong, Kuala LumpurData-driven subsale and projects3Gather PropertiesYesPetaling JayaNationwide branches, auctions4PropNex RealtyYesPetaling JayaRegional brand, subsale5Knight World RealtyYesPuchongKlang Valley subsale and rental6Tech Realtors PropertiesYesPetaling JayaSubsale specialist7The Roof RealtyYesKuchai Lama, Kuala LumpurHigh-volume national network8Vivahomes RealtyYesKota DamansaraAgent training, Klang Valley9Zeon Properties InternationalYesSungai Besi, Kuala LumpurPenang and KL new launches, MM2H10Reapfield PropertiesNoPetaling JayaSince 1984, Keller Williams franchise Reading this as a property agent, or thinking of becoming one? The agency you join shapes your income as much as your effort does. See how IQI backs its negotiators. 1. IQI Realty (IQI Global) RecognitionPropertyGuru Group Agent Awards 2026: Top Agencies of the Year. StarProperty Awards 2025: 24 awards, including Best Technology AwardServicesSubsale, rental, new launches, land, commercial and industrial, property management, international propertyWebsiteiqiglobal.comAddress26th to 28th Floor, Tower D, Millerz Square, No. 357, Jalan Kelang Lama, 58000 Kuala LumpurContactToll-free 1800 22 2155 | +603 7453 5155Operating hoursMon to Fri, 9:00am to 6:00pm IQI is the Malaysian flagship of Juwai IQI, a property group built for buyers who want local know-how and global reach under one roof. In 2026 it made the PropertyGuru Top Agencies of the Year list, which rewards a large, active agent force that is genuinely busy on Malaysia's two biggest property portals. Why is IQI an award winning real estate agency in Malaysia? The PropertyGuru win is the latest in a long run. At the StarProperty Awards 2025: Realtor Edition, IQI took home 24 awards, up from 21 the year before. Those wins included Best Technology Award, Best Digital Marketing Award, Developer Preferred Award (RM1 billion and above) and regional awards covering the the Central, Northern, Southern, Eastern and Borneo regions. Want the full story behind IQI? Read our inside look at IQI Global. Why sell for any agency when you can build your career at an award-winning one? IQI agents earn uncapped commission, get paid in just 5 days, and close deals with Atlas, our own super app. Full training included, even if you've never sold a home. Join IQI today 2. E Trend Realty RecognitionPropertyGuru Group Agent Awards 2026: Top Agencies of the YearServicesProject sales, subsale, rental, auction, MM2H, property managementWebsiteetrendrealty.com.myAddress1-03A, Menara Perniagaan Manjalara Dua 101, Jalan Menjalara Idaman 3, Bandar Sri Menjalara, 52200 Kuala LumpurContact+603 6276 3277 E Trend Realty started out in Kepong and has spread to the Klang Valley, Negeri Sembilan, Pahang and Sabah. Its edge is data. The agency built its own owner-search tool to help agents find and reach property owners faster. Best for buyers looking at Kepong, Kuala Lumpur's northern suburbs and auction or MM2H deals. 3. Gather Properties RecognitionPropertyGuru Group Agent Awards 2026: Top Agencies of the YearServicesResidential, commercial and industrial sales and leasing, project marketing, auctions, property managementWebsitegather.com.myAddressJ-2-6, Pacific Place Commercial Centre, Jalan PJU 1A/4, Ara Damansara, 47301 Petaling Jaya, SelangorContact+603 7840 0595 Founded in 2014, Gather Properties is a homegrown agency headquartered in Ara Damansara. It has grown into a nationwide branch network, from the Klang Valley and Penang to Johor, Sabah and Sarawak. Sister businesses cover auctions and building management, which is handy if you want one group to handle more of the journey. 4. PropNex Realty RecognitionPropertyGuru Group Agent Awards 2026: Top Agencies of the YearServicesSubsale, auction, commercial and industrial propertyWebsitepropnex.com.myAddressB-29-1, Block B, Jaya One, No. 72A, Jalan Universiti, Seksyen 13, 46200 Petaling Jaya, SelangorContact+603 7954 2233 PropNex Malaysia launched in 2018 as the local licensee of PropNex, the Singapore agency group listed on the SGX. From its first KLCC branch, it now has offices from Johor Bahru to Kuching, with the Klang Valley as its core market. A good fit if you value a regional brand and are buying in the Klang Valley, Johor or East Malaysia. 5. Knight World Realty RecognitionPropertyGuru Group Agent Awards 2026: Top Agencies of the YearServicesSubsale, rental, new developments, residential, commercial, industrial and landWebsiteknightworld.com.myAddressZP-01-01, First Floor, Zest Point, Lebuhraya Bukit Jalil, BK9, Bandar Kinrara, 47180 Puchong, SelangorContact+603 8603 8626 Not to be confused with Knight Frank, Knight World Realty is a Puchong-based agency with roots going back to 2013. It grew from a single outlet in Cheras into a five-office network covering the Klang Valley, Johor Bahru, Ipoh and Penang. Best for subsale and rental buyers around Puchong, Bukit Jalil and Cheras. 6. Tech Realtors Properties RecognitionPropertyGuru Group Agent Awards 2026: Top Agencies of the YearServicesSubsale specialistWebsiteTech Realtors on FacebookAddressSuite 609, Block A, Damansara Intan Business Centre, Jalan SS 20/27, 47400 Petaling Jaya, SelangorContact+603 7729 9999 Founded in 2006, Tech Realtors Properties has spent about 20 years doing one thing: the secondary market. It focuses on subsale rather than project launches, with branches in Kuala Lumpur, Penang, Melaka, Kedah and Perak. A solid choice if you are buying or selling a resale home and want a team that lives in that market. 7. The Roof Realty RecognitionPropertyGuru Group Agent Awards 2026: Top Agencies of the Year. StarProperty Awards 2024: Subsale Award (Value) and All-Stars AwardServicesSubsale, rental, land, new projects, residential, commercial and industrialWebsitetheroofrealty.comAddressBlk A-G-3 & A-2-3, Kuchai Exchange, 43 Jalan Kuchai Maju 13, 58200 Kuala LumpurContact+603 7983 7798 The Roof Realty began in 2009 and took its current name in 2013. Today it runs a high-volume national network with branches from Perlis to Johor, plus Sabah and Sarawak. It reported RM19.78 billion in gross sales value from more than 53,000 transactions in 2025 (EdgeProp, July 2026). Best for subsale buyers and sellers who want wide coverage across many states. 8. Vivahomes Realty RecognitionPropertyGuru Group Agent Awards 2026: Top Agencies of the YearServicesSubsale, rental, project marketing, auctions, corporate leasing, property managementWebsiteVivahomes on FacebookAddressNo. 25-3, Jalan PJU 5/20E, The Strand, Kota Damansara, 47810 Petaling Jaya, SelangorContact+603 6150 3070 Founded in 2006, Vivahomes Realty is a Klang Valley agency with a strong focus on training new agents. Most of its offices are in Petaling Jaya, Subang, Shah Alam, Klang and Kuala Lumpur, and it has a growing presence in Johor Bahru. It reported RM3 billion in transactions in 2025 (StarProperty, February 2026). A good pick for Klang Valley subsale and new-project buyers. 9. Zeon Properties International RecognitionPropertyGuru Group Agent Awards 2026: Top Agencies of the YearServicesNew-project sales and marketing, residential, commercial and industrial sales and leasing, MM2H consultancyWebsitezeonproperties.com.myAddress33-1, 1st Floor, Jalan Tasik Utama 8, Trillium Lake Fields, Sungai Besi, 57000 Kuala Lumpur (branch in Jelutong, Penang)Contact+603 9055 3698 (KL) Zeon built its name in Penang project marketing, handling launches on the island before setting up its licensed head office in Kuala Lumpur. Today it works across KL and Penang, with a clear focus on new launches and on helping foreign and MM2H buyers. Best for buyers eyeing Penang or KL new launches, especially from overseas. 10. Reapfield Properties (Keller Williams Malaysia) RecognitionMultiple MIEA National Real Estate Awards (2009 to 2017), Superbrands (2009 to 2011)ServicesResidential and commercial sales and leasing, project marketing, investment advisoryWebsitereapfield.comAddressNo. 1-8B, Jalan PJU 8/3A, Bandar Damansara Perdana, 47820 Petaling Jaya, SelangorContact+603 7728 6230 Reapfield is one of Malaysia's longest-running agencies, founded in 1984. Since 2019 it has been the Malaysian master franchise of US-based Keller Williams. It reported RM1.7 billion in transactions across more than 3,200 sales and rental deals in 2024 (EdgeProp, March 2025). Reapfield is not among the PropertyGuru 2026 winners. We include it for its long track record and its global franchise link. Who is the top proptech company in Malaysia among real estate agencies? Every agency now says it is "digital". The useful question is which one has built its own tech and been recognised for it. On that test, IQI stands out: Atlas super app. Built in-house by Juwai IQI, Atlas puts listings, leads and deal admin on an agent's phone. Group co-founder Nabeel Mungaye calls it a virtual office in a box. AI tools for agents. At its May 2026 convention, Juwai IQI showcased proprietary AI tools meant to cut admin work and lift productivity. Independent recognition. Best Technology Award at the StarProperty Awards 2025, plus a PropertyGuru 2026 Top Agency win that is based purely on platform data. For an agent, that tech is the difference between chasing paperwork and chasing deals. Less admin means more time to close. Want tools like these working for you? Every IQI agent gets Atlas, training and mentorship from day one. See what joining IQI looks like → Which is the top global real estate agency in Malaysia? International consultancies such as Knight Frank, Savills, CBRE and JLL have Malaysian offices. They are strong in valuation, commercial leasing and research. For residential buyers who want global listings and a big local agent bench, IQI's parent group is hard to match. According to EdgeProp in May 2026, Juwai IQI has 65,000+ agents across 35 countries. The same report says the group transacted US$4.3 billion (about RM17.08 billion) in property and more than 48,000 properties in 2024. That reach works both ways. Malaysians can buy overseas through the same network, and foreign buyers can find Malaysian homes through it too. For agents, it means a client pool that doesn't stop at the border. An IQI negotiator in Kuala Lumpur can co-broke with colleagues abroad and serve international buyers. Curious how far a real estate career can take you? See how much property agents really earn in Malaysia. How do you choose the right real estate agency in Malaysia? Even the top property agency in Malaysia is only as good as the agent you end up with. Awards are a good shortlist tool, not the whole decision. Run these four checks before you sign anything. 1. Is the agency and agent registered with BOVAEP? Every legitimate agency and negotiator in Malaysia must be registered with the Board of Valuers, Appraisers, Estate Agents and Property Managers (BOVAEP, or LPPEH in Bahasa Malaysia). Ask for the REN or REA tag, then verify it. Not sure how? Here are 5 ways to check if an agent's licence is real. 2. Does the agent actually know your area? This matters more than most people think. PropertyGuru Group found that agents with the most geographically focused portfolios got around 40% more enquiries per listing than agents whose listings were spread across many cities. Among the 2026 Area Specialists, the median winner had about 72% of their listings in one main area. PropertyGuru notes this shows a link, not proof of cause, but it is a useful signal. 3. Can they cover the full journey? A good agency helps beyond the viewing. Look for help with loan options, legal fees, stamp duty and handover. 4. How big and active is their network? A larger, active agent pool means more listings, more co-broke options and better market data. That is exactly what the PropertyGuru Top Agencies category measured. Thinking of joining an award-winning real estate agency in Malaysia? The same checklist works in reverse. If you are a negotiator, or want to become one, the agency you join decides how fast you grow. Look for four things: fast commission payout, real training, tools that cut admin, and a brand clients already trust. IQI ticks all four: Uncapped commission, paid out in just 5 days. Full training and mentorship, from your REN registration to your first closing. Atlas, the in-house super app that runs your listings, leads and deals from your phone. An award-winning brand: PropertyGuru Top Agency 2026 and 24 StarProperty Awards in 2025. New to the industry? 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Does Budget 2027 mean it's a good time to buy property in Malaysia? Malaysia Budget 2027 was tabled on 9 October 2026, and homebuyers and investors have good reason to look closely at the Budget 2027 property market outlook. The government has proposed stamp duty relief for first-time buyers, wider housing financing support, and investment in industrial zones, infrastructure and public transport. These measures could change how much cash you need upfront, how easily you get a loan, and which areas attract demand in the years ahead. But a Budget lands on a market that already exists. The real question is what these measures will change in a market that was already slowing. The short answer: it can be a good time for some buyers, but not because of the Budget alone. Prices have flattened, unsold stock is rising and rents are still firm, which gives prepared buyers more room to negotiate. Whether it is right for you depends on your finances, your purpose and the local market. In this guide, we look at where the market stood before Budget 2027 using official NAPIC and DOSM data and IQI's own transaction records, then explain what the Budget could change for buyers and investors. TL;DR The market was cooling before Budget 2027. NAPIC recorded 110,998 residential transactions in H1 2026, down 7.7% year on year. Price growth has slowed sharply. The Malaysian House Price Index rose just 0.9% in Q2 2026, the slowest pace since 2022. The national average house price is RM506,317. Unsold stock is rising. Residential overhang reached 33,094 units worth RM17.78 billion at end-June 2026, up 23.0% year on year. States are moving in different directions. Johor prices rose 3.6% and Kuala Lumpur 2.7%, while Selangor fell 1.1% and its overhang jumped 69.8%. Rents are still rising. Across 48,214 tenancies handled by IQI agents, the average residential rent in six states rose 5.0% from 2023 to 2025, led by Johor at 22.8%. Budget 2027 targets first-time buyers. Proposed stamp duty relief covers homes up to RM750,000, and SJKP guarantees of up to RM20 billion aim to help about 80,000 buyers. Before buying: judge the local data (prices, overhang, launch take-up) and your own affordability, not the Budget headlines alone. What's inside:Does Budget 2027 mean it's a good time to buy property in Malaysia?TL;DRWhere did Malaysia's property market stand before Budget 2027?How did each state perform in H1 2026?What do IQI's own transactions show?Will Budget 2027 make buying a home more affordable?Could more Malaysians qualify for housing financing?Could Budget 2027 affect property prices in Malaysia?Which Malaysian property markets could benefit from Budget 2027?Will better public transport make certain properties more attractive?Could tourism growth create more rental property opportunities?Malaysia property investment 2027: what risks should investors consider?Malaysia property market outlook 2027: what could change after the Budget?Should you buy or invest in property after Budget 2027?What should real estate agents focus on after Budget 2027?Frequently asked questions about the Budget 2027 property market outlookFinal thoughts: Budget 2027 creates opportunities, but the data says choose carefully Where did Malaysia's property market stand before Budget 2027? To judge the Budget 2027 property impact, you first need a baseline. NAPIC's H1 2026 reports, released in September 2026, give the clearest picture of the market just before the Budget. The short version: 2025 was a record year by value, but momentum faded in the first half of 2026. Malaysia's property market at a glance (2024 to H1 2026) Indicator20242025H1 2026H1 2026 vs H1 2025All property transactions420,545416,413187,320-4.5%All property transaction valueRM232.30 bilRM241.87 bilRM105.12 bil-2.4%Residential transactions260,516256,512110,998-7.7%Residential transaction valueRM106.92 bilRM108.27 bilRM47.11 bil-4.6%House price growth (MHPI)+3.3%+2.6%+0.9%Slowest since 2022Average house priceRM490,313RM502,922RM506,317+0.9%New residential launches (units)75,78464,48727,832-25.3%New launch sales rate37.3%35.5%16.6%Down from 24.0%Residential overhang (units)23,14930,47133,094+23.0%Residential overhang (value)RM13.94 bilRM17.73 bilRM17.78 bil+8.2%Serviced apartment overhang (units)19,56418,75223,375+30.7%Unsold units under construction60,93472,38458,611-9.9% Source: NAPIC / JPPH Property Market Report 2025 and H1 2026, Property Market Status Report H1 2026, MHPI Q1 to Q2 2026P. H1 2026 price figures compare Q2 2026 (preliminary) with Q2 2025. Overhang means completed homes unsold for more than nine months. NAPIC revises earlier figures; revised numbers are used where available. What do these numbers tell us? Four signals stand out. Fewer homes changing hands. Residential transactions fell 7.7% year on year in H1 2026, after a 1.5% dip in 2025. Prices are flattening, not falling. The national average rose to RM506,317, but growth of 0.9% is below inflation of about 1.8%. In real terms, prices were roughly flat. New launches are struggling to sell. Only 16.6% of units launched in H1 2026 were sold. For high-rise launches, the rate was just 8.2%, against 22.8% for landed homes. Unsold completed homes are piling up. The overhang rose 8.6% in six months, from 30,471 units at end-2025 to 33,094 at end-June 2026. There is a positive side too. Developers have responded by launching 25.3% fewer units, and unsold units under construction fell 19.0% from end-2025. That is supply discipline, and it matters for where prices go next. Strong economy, cooler housing market The slowdown is not because the economy is weak. DOSM data shows the opposite. Economic indicatorLatest figurePeriodReal GDP growth5.7%H1 2026 (Q1 5.4%, Q2 6.0%)Unemployment rate3.0%June 2026Headline inflation1.8%H1 2026 averageMedian household incomeRM7,017 / month2024 (latest survey)Median formal-sector wageRM3,027 / monthMarch 2026 (+0.9% YoY) Source: DOSM / OpenDOSM, data as at 5 October 2026. Growth near 6% and unemployment at 3.0% normally support housing demand. Yet transactions fell. That gap points to affordability and buyer caution, not a lack of jobs. It is also exactly the gap Budget 2027's first-buyer measures are trying to close. How did each state perform in H1 2026? National averages hide big regional differences. Here is how the six states most relevant to Budget 2027 compared. StateAvg house pricePrice change (MHPI)Residential transactionsOverhang (units)Launch sales rateKuala LumpurRM825,282+2.7%6,618 (+2.4%)3,687 (+1.2%)20.7%SelangorRM561,187-1.1%22,389 (-10.5%)4,185 (+69.8%)6.8%JohorRM489,881+3.6%17,871 (-15.1%)4,222 (+31.6%)36.5%PenangRM503,388+0.2%6,979 (-13.1%)3,114 (+25.3%)9.8%SabahRM558,358+2.9%2,731 (-1.5%)1,887 (-4.1%)22.3%SarawakRM574,099+2.7%5,109 (+2.4%)1,704 (+11.7%)11.6%MalaysiaRM506,317+0.9%110,998 (-7.7%)33,094 (+23.0%)16.6% Source: NAPIC regional property market reports H1 2026, Property Market Status Report H1 2026, MHPI Q1 to Q2 2026P. Changes are H1 2026 vs H1 2025 (prices: Q2 2026P vs Q2 2025). Launch sales rate = share of units launched in H1 2026 that were sold. A few things jump out: Johor led price growth for a third year (+6.7% in 2024, +6.9% in 2025, +3.6% in H1 2026) and had the best launch sales rate. But it also had the largest overhang of the six states. Selangor was the only one of the six where prices fell. Its overhang rose almost 70%, and just 6.8% of new launches sold. Kuala Lumpur held up best on volume. Nearly one in four KL residential deals (23.5%) was above RM1 million, against 5.8% nationally. Sabah and Sarawak were steadier, with prices up 2.9% and 2.7% and smaller overhangs. Together, these six states hold 18,799 overhang units, or about 57% of Malaysia's unsold completed homes. Location matters more than ever. What do IQI's own transactions show? NAPIC shows what happened across the whole market. IQI's own records show what buyers and tenants actually paid on the ground. We analysed 97,001 residential transactions handled by IQI agents in the same six states from 2023 to 2026: 29,849 new-launch bookings, 18,938 subsales and 48,214 tenancies. StateAvg new-launch price (2025)Avg subsale price (2025)Avg monthly rent (2025)Rent change, 2023 to 2025Avg rent, 2026 to dateIndicative gross yield (2025)Kuala LumpurRM748,244RM929,258RM2,938+6.1%RM3,0733.8%SelangorRM597,686RM567,967RM1,861+3.9%RM2,0013.9%JohorRM726,529RM560,405RM2,227+22.8%RM2,0974.8%PenangRM758,663RM568,824RM1,994+2.2%RM2,0554.2%SabahRM426,885RM497,433RM2,034+2.3%RM2,0714.9%SarawakRM386,829RM598,794*RM1,727+7.3%RM1,6913.5%*Six statesRM647,630RM631,701RM2,202+5.0%RM2,2774.2% Source: IQI Global transaction records, residential properties only, grouped by property location, cancelled deals excluded. 2026 figures are year to date as at 7th October 2026. Averages reflect the homes IQI agents transacted, not the whole market. Indicative gross yield = average annual rent ÷ average subsale price; the rented and sold homes are different properties, so treat it as a rough guide. *Sarawak subsale figure based on a small sample (89 transactions). Four findings stand out. Rents are still rising. The average residential rent across the six states rose from RM2,098 in 2023 to RM2,202 in 2025, and is RM2,277 so far in 2026. While house prices stalled, tenant demand held up. Johor rents jumped 22.8% between 2023 and 2025, the sharpest rise of the six states and consistent with JS-SEZ-related demand. But they have eased to RM2,097 in 2026 so far, as Johor's overhang climbed. New launches cost more than subsales in Johor and Penang. IQI's new-launch buyers in Johor paid 29.6% more on average than subsale buyers in 2025. In Penang, the gap was 33.4%. Newer, larger units explain part of that, but it is a good reason to compare both before committing. KL's subsale market is moving upmarket. The average KL subsale handled by IQI rose 25.8%, from RM738,667 in 2023 to RM929,258 in 2025. That matches NAPIC's finding that KL's RM1 million+ residential deals grew 24.9% in 2025. Put together with NAPIC's figures, the picture is clear: a softer sales market, but a rental market that is still firm in most states. Will Budget 2027 make buying a home more affordable? For most Malaysians, affordability is the biggest consideration when buying a home. Using matched 2024 data, the average house price (RM490,313) was about 5.8 times the median annual household income (RM84,204). That is well above the 3.0 times benchmark commonly used to define affordable housing. Indicative only. NAPIC's average price includes higher-value homes, so it sits above the median house price. DOSM's next household income survey (2026) is due in 2027. Budget 2027 does not change that ratio directly. But it does introduce measures that could ease two specific barriers: upfront costs and loan access. Stamp duty relief could reduce upfront homebuying costs Below is the stamp duty update for 2026: Under Budget 2027, the government proposes extending stamp duty exemptions for Malaysian citizens buying their first residential property. First-home priceProposed stamp duty treatmentRM500,000 and below100% exemption on the loan agreement and property transfer instrumentAbove RM500,000 up to RM750,000Full exemption on the first RM500,000 and 50% on the remaining eligible amountAbove RM750,000Not eligible under this particular proposal The proposed exemption applies to qualifying sale and purchase agreements signed from 1 January 2027 until 31 December 2030. Stamp duty is a tax on certain legal documents in a property purchase, including the transfer of ownership (memorandum of transfer) and the housing loan agreement. Which stamp duty band does the average home in your state fall into? Comparing NAPIC's H1 2026 average prices with the proposed thresholds shows why the new RM500,000 to RM750,000 band matters. StateAvg house price (H1 2026)Proposed band for a first home at this priceJohorRM489,881Full exemptionPenangRM503,388Partial (RM500,000 to RM750,000)SabahRM558,358Partial (RM500,000 to RM750,000)SelangorRM561,187Partial (RM500,000 to RM750,000)SarawakRM574,099Partial (RM500,000 to RM750,000)Kuala LumpurRM825,282Not eligible (above RM750,000) In four of the six states, the average home sits in the new partial-exemption band. In Kuala Lumpur, a first-time buyer would need to look below the average price to qualify at all. IQI's own data points the same way. In 2025, our new-launch buyers paid an average of RM597,686 in Selangor and RM726,529 in Johor. Both sit inside the proposed partial-exemption band. Averages include larger and higher-end homes, so many first homes will cost less than these figures. Check the exact price of the unit you are considering. Worked example: how much could a first-time buyer save? Take a first home priced at RM600,000 with a 90% loan of RM540,000. Under the standard scale rates: Stamp duty on the transfer: RM12,000 (1% on the first RM100,000, 2% on the next RM400,000, 3% on the remaining RM100,000) Stamp duty on the loan agreement: RM2,700 (0.5% of RM540,000) Total without relief: RM14,700 If the proposal works as described (full exemption on the first RM500,000, 50% on the balance), the buyer would pay about RM1,600. That is a saving of roughly RM13,100 in cash needed upfront. Illustrative estimate based on the proposal as announced. Final savings depend on the gazetted rules, the actual loan amount and eligibility. Use our property transaction fees calculator to estimate your own costs. However, these savings do not lower the selling price or the monthly repayment. Buyers still need the down payment, legal fees and other purchase costs. Want the full list of costs beyond stamp duty? See the real cost of buying a house in Malaysia. What would the average home cost each month? At the national average price of RM506,317, a 90% loan (RM455,685) over 35 years at an illustrative 4% interest rate works out to about RM2,018 a month. That is roughly 29% of the 2024 median household income of RM7,017. Manageable for many households, but tight for single-income buyers. Run your own numbers before you fall for a unit. Estimates for guidance only. Actual figures depend on the bank's assessment, current rates, and your full financial profile. Could more Malaysians qualify for housing financing? Budget 2027 also provides up to RM20 billion in housing financing guarantees through SJKP, targeting about 80,000 first-time homebuyers. For scale, 80,000 buyers equals about 31% of all residential transactions recorded in 2025 (256,512). The timeline for reaching them has not been specified, but the potential reach is significant. SJKP, or Syarikat Jaminan Kredit Perumahan, helps eligible buyers get financing through participating financial institutions. This is particularly relevant for freelancers, business owners and gig workers whose income may not be fixed every month. However, financing guarantees are not cash grants or automatic loan approval. Banks still assess whether applicants can afford the repayments, usually through the debt service ratio (DSR). Check your debt service ratio Your DSR compares your monthly debt commitments with your income. It is one of the first things a bank looks at. Estimates for guidance only. Each bank sets its own DSR limits. What does this mean for homebuyers? These measures could remove some barriers to ownership, especially for eligible first-time buyers. But affordability should not be measured by incentives alone. Consider how much you can comfortably repay each month, how much cash you have saved, and whether you could cope if your finances change. What to check before buying: Calculate your total upfront costs and monthly commitments before deciding how much to spend. Not sure which schemes you qualify for? Compare your options in our first-home schemes guide. The Budget changes the costs. The local market decides the value. An IQI agent can check whether your target home qualifies for the proposed stamp duty relief, compare it with recent transactions in the area, and show you how much unsold stock is nearby. Free, and no pressure. Talk to a local IQI agent and buy with confidence Or browse now: subsale homes and new launches. Could Budget 2027 affect property prices in Malaysia? One common question after any Budget is whether property prices will rise or fall. The answer is not straightforward. Budget 2027 introduces housing incentives and infrastructure spending, but these measures do not set prices. Supply, demand, financing conditions and location do. How do supply and demand affect property prices? Housing supply is the number of homes available in a market. Housing demand is the number of people willing and able to buy them. If a neighbourhood has many newly completed condominiums but few interested buyers, sellers face stronger competition. An established neighbourhood with limited stock and steady demand may behave very differently. The NAPIC data shows both situations in the same market. Landed launches sold at 22.8% in H1 2026, while high-rise launches sold at only 8.2%. Serviced apartment overhang (which NAPIC counts separately as commercial) jumped 30.7% to 23,375 units. In plain terms, the oversupply problem is concentrated in high-rise and serviced apartments, not across the whole market. Could new housing projects increase supply? Budget 2027 provides nearly RM1 billion for housing initiatives, including Rumah Mesra Rakyat and Program Residensi Rakyat. Four new housing projects were also announced in Kulai, Nilai, Paya Rumput and Pertang Valley. These developments could improve housing availability for eligible households. However, government housing programmes serve specific buyer groups and should not be treated like ordinary private projects. Their wider effect depends on project scale, location, eligibility and completion timelines. What about abandoned housing projects? The government has also proposed stamp duty exemptions for the revival of qualifying abandoned housing projects. This could reduce some transaction costs involved in restarting stalled developments, and eventually add usable homes to the market. The actual effect depends on how many projects are completed and where they are. What does this mean for buyers and investors? Rather than expecting Budget 2027 to push all prices one way, look at individual neighbourhoods. Check recent completed transactions, similar properties for sale, upcoming developments and existing demand. What to check before buying: Is the property fairly priced against similar homes nearby, and is there enough demand to support its long-term value? For a closer look at recent subsale prices, see Malaysia subsale prices in Q1 2026. Which Malaysian property markets could benefit from Budget 2027? Apart from housing incentives, Budget 2027 highlights investment and infrastructure across several regions. These may influence demand over time, especially where they create jobs and improve connectivity. But the data shows each state is starting from a different position. Johor: could JS-SEZ create stronger housing demand? The Johor-Singapore Special Economic Zone (JS-SEZ) is one of the developments highlighted in Budget 2027. According to the official Budget Speech, the JS-SEZ recorded RM132 billion in investments between 2025 and June 2026. The government also highlighted Nexus Sedenak, an industrial development with potential investments of RM12 billion and about 45,000 jobs. Where Johor stood in H1 2026: Prices rose 3.6%, the fastest of the six states, after +6.9% in 2025. Johor's price index (313.9) is the highest of the six, meaning prices have roughly tripled since 2010. New launches sold at 36.5%, more than double the national rate. But residential transactions fell 15.1%, and the overhang rose 31.6% to 4,222 units worth RM3.72 billion. Total property transaction value rose 8.2% even as residential value fell 7.7%, suggesting non-residential deals are driving much of the activity. What IQI's own transactions show in Johor: IQI's new-launch bookings in Johor rose from 407 in 2023 to 2,198 in 2025, more than five times higher in two years. The average new-launch price paid by those buyers rose to RM726,529 in 2025, well above NAPIC's state average of RM472,977. Average rents rose 22.8% between 2023 and 2025, to RM2,227 a month, but have eased to RM2,097 so far in 2026. For the property market, the link is employment. If businesses expand and hire, more workers will need homes near their workplaces. However, a large investment figure does not automatically create immediate rental demand. Johor already has the most unsold completed homes of these six states. Investors should check whether companies have started operating, how many workers are actually employed, and whether suitable housing already exists nearby. What to watch in Johor: Employment growth, industrial project progress, commuting routes, the overhang trend and actual rental demand. Exploring Johor? Read our guide to Johor-Singapore Special Economic Zone opportunities. Selangor: could industrial expansion support nearby residential areas? Budget 2027 highlights a RM1.25 billion New Economy Venture Fund involving Sime Darby Property, EPF and LTAT. The fund supports data centres and industrial logistics assets in Elmina, Selangor. Where Selangor stood in H1 2026: rices fell 1.1%, the only decline among the six states. Residential transactions fell 10.5% to 22,389, still the largest volume of the six states. The overhang rose 69.8% to 4,185 units, and 15,665 unsold units were still under construction, the largest pipeline of the six. Only 6.8% of new launches sold, the lowest rate of the six. IQI's data shows tenant demand holding up: the average Selangor rent rose to RM2,001 so far in 2026, up from RM1,792 in 2023. These developments could strengthen business activity and attract supporting industries. However, different industries create different housing needs. A data centre may involve large investment but relatively few permanent staff compared with a manufacturing plant. With supply already rising, Selangor buyers have more bargaining power than they did a year ago, but investors should not assume new industrial projects will quickly absorb it. What to watch in Selangor: Types of businesses, permanent employment, transport access and the volume of competing new launches nearby. Weighing the Klang Valley? See why investors look at the Klang Valley. Kuala Lumpur and Penang: steady prices, different pressures Budget 2027 has fewer headline projects for these two markets, but they remain major buying decisions for many readers. Kuala Lumpur was the most resilient on volume, with residential transactions up 2.4% and prices up 2.7%. At RM825,282, its average price is the highest in Malaysia and above the proposed stamp duty ceiling of RM750,000. IQI's KL rents have also climbed to an average of RM3,073 a month so far in 2026. Penang was flatter. Prices rose only 0.2%, transactions fell 13.1%, and new launches nearly doubled (+79.9%) while selling at just 9.8%. That points to more supply competing for fewer buyers. The difference is who the market serves: KL is increasingly a higher-end market, while Penang's pressure is on new supply. Sabah and Sarawak: could better connectivity create new opportunities? Budget 2027 announced federal allocations of RM18.7 billion for Sabah and RM16.2 billion for Sarawak. It also provides RM3.3 billion for road projects across both states and highlights cross-border connectivity. Where East Malaysia stood in H1 2026: Sabah prices rose 2.9% to an average of RM558,358, and its overhang fell 4.1% to 1,887 units. Sabah's total property transactions jumped 25.7%, although residential deals dipped 1.5%. Sarawak prices rose 2.7% to RM574,099, and residential transactions grew 2.4%. New launches in Sabah dropped to just 206 units, down 83.8%, which limits fresh supply. East Malaysia showed the steadiest balance of price growth and supply among the six states in H1 2026, though from smaller transaction volumes. Better roads may reduce travel time between homes and workplaces. But new infrastructure does not make every nearby location a strong investment. The long-term benefit depends on whether connectivity brings more business activity, population growth and housing demand. What to watch in East Malaysia: Project completion, transport access, employment centres, local population trends and available housing supply. A quick regional comparison RegionBudget 2027 highlightMarket position (H1 2026)Main considerationJohorJS-SEZ and Nexus SedenakFastest price growth (+3.6%), best launch take-up, largest overhangActual job creation vs rising supplySelangorData centres and logistics in ElminaPrices down 1.1%, overhang up 69.8%Type and scale of employmentKuala LumpurMy50, MyKomuter50 and rail upgradesVolume and prices both up, average above RM800,000Stamp duty eligibility for first-time buyersSabahRoads and infrastructurePrices up 2.9%, overhang down 4.1%Completion and local demandSarawakConnectivity and regional economic initiativesPrices up 2.7%, transactions up 2.4%Local business and population growth These are potential market influences, not forecasts of guaranteed price growth. Will better public transport make certain properties more attractive? Property affordability goes beyond the purchase price. For daily commuters, transport costs and travel time can make a real difference to monthly expenses. Budget 2027 continues the My50 public transport pass and introduces MyKomuter50 for KTM Komuter users. According to the official Budget Speech, MyKomuter50 could save eligible commuters an average of up to RM160 a month. The government also announced further rail improvements, including train procurement and investment in service reliability. Why does this matter when choosing a property? Imagine comparing two homes: Property B is cheaper upfront but may cost more to live in every day. Depending on your work and commute, Property A could be better value despite the higher price. Not everyone works near a train station, and homes near public transport do not automatically offer better value. Compare your actual travel routes and costs. What about the ECRL? The East Coast Rail Link (ECRL) is another project worth monitoring. Budget 2027 highlighted the expected start of Phase 1 operations from Kota Bharu to the Gombak Integrated Terminal in December 2026. Improved connectivity could gradually change how residents and businesses use areas along the route. The effect on property will depend on station access, service patterns, nearby development and local demand. What to check before buying: Compare the property's monthly ownership costs with your expected transport costs and travel time. Could tourism growth create more rental property opportunities? Budget 2027 allocates RM935 million for tourism and cultural development, including promotion and facilities. For investors, this raises questions about accommodation demand in established tourist areas. Could tourism support short-term rental demand? More visitors may benefit accommodation providers where tourists regularly stay. But tourism growth does not guarantee strong returns for individual units. The NAPIC data is a useful reality check. Serviced apartments, a common short-term rental choice, had 23,375 unsold completed units at end-June 2026, up 30.7% in a year and worth RM19.33 billion. That is a crowded field to compete in. A serviced residence near established attractions serves a different market from an ordinary apartment farther away. Location, competition, operating costs and accommodation type all matter. What should investors calculate? Two key measures are rental yield and occupancy rate. Rental yield measures annual rental income relative to the purchase price. For example, a RM500,000 property earning RM2,000 a month in rent produces: Annual rent: RM2,000 × 12 = RM24,000 Gross rental yield: RM24,000 ÷ RM500,000 × 100 = 4.8% How realistic is 4.8%? IQI's 2025 transaction data suggests indicative gross yields of about 3.5% to 4.9% across the six states, with Sabah (4.9%) and Johor (4.8%) at the top and Kuala Lumpur at 3.8%. In KL, yields have narrowed from about 4.5% in 2023 because subsale prices rose faster than rents. Gross yield does not deduct maintenance, repairs, management fees or empty periods. Occupancy rate measures how often the property is actually occupied. Both matter for short-term accommodation. Check local regulations and building management rules before operating a short-term rental. What to check before buying: Compare realistic rental income with ownership and operating costs, rather than relying on tourism announcements. Malaysia property investment 2027: what risks should investors consider? Budget 2027 highlights economic opportunities, but not every project in a high-growth region will deliver strong returns. Here are four risks, each visible in the latest data. Risk 1: Too many competing properties An area can attract investment and jobs while also adding many new homes. If supply grows faster than buyer or tenant demand, competition rises. Nationally, completed unsold homes rose to 33,094 units in H1 2026. In Selangor, the overhang rose almost 70% in a year. More supply means longer selling times and pressure on rents. Risk 2: Investment announcements take time to produce results An announced industrial project may take years to become fully operational, and its effect on local jobs may differ from early expectations. Johor shows this clearly: billions in announced investment, yet residential transactions fell 15.1% in H1 2026. Avoid assuming future investment creates demand today. Risk 3: Rental income may not cover ownership costs A property can earn rent and still require you to top up every month. Rent may not cover loan repayments, maintenance fees, repairs and other costs. Calculate expected monthly cash flow before buying. Cash flow is what is left after rental income minus all property-related expenses. Risk 4: Property values are not guaranteed to increase Capital appreciation is an increase in a property's value over time. National price growth slowed from 3.3% in 2024 to 0.9% in Q2 2026, below inflation. Some locations may benefit from infrastructure and economic activity, but there is no guarantee any property will rise in value. Make sure you can hold the property for your intended period if conditions change. Malaysia property market outlook 2027: what could change after the Budget? The H1 2026 data is a starting line, not a forecast. These are the developments most likely to shift the picture over the next 12 to 18 months. Timing of the stamp duty relief. If the proposal applies to agreements signed from 1 January 2027, some buyers in the RM500,000 to RM750,000 range may wait until then to sign. Watch for a dip in late 2026 and a pickup in early 2027. How quickly SJKP guarantees roll out. Reaching 80,000 first-time buyers would be a meaningful boost to demand at the lower and middle end of the market. Whether the overhang keeps rising. With 58,611 unsold units still under construction, completions could add to the overhang unless sales improve. New launch discipline. Developers cut launches by 25.3% in H1 2026. Continued restraint would help clear existing stock. Interest rates. Bank Negara Malaysia's Overnight Policy Rate decisions directly affect monthly repayments and loan eligibility. Project delivery. JS-SEZ hiring, Nexus Sedenak, ECRL Phase 1 operations and East Malaysian road projects all need to move from announcement to reality. The next checkpoints are NAPIC's full-year 2026 property market report, expected in early 2027, and DOSM's 2026 household income survey results, also due in 2027. Should you buy or invest in property after Budget 2027? Budget 2027 introduces potentially helpful measures, but the decision to buy should depend on your financial readiness and purpose. A first-time buyer, a family upgrading and a rental investor may read the same Budget very differently. If you're a first-time homebuyer Focus on affordability and available help. Check whether you qualify for stamp duty relief, SJKP financing support or relevant housing programmes. Calculate your upfront costs and make sure monthly repayments stay manageable. The softer market in many states may also give you more room to negotiate. Do not stretch your budget just because an incentive exists. If you're buying a home for your family Prioritise your household's daily needs: access to work, schools, healthcare and public transport. Think about how the home will suit your family over the next five to ten years. A suitable location can matter more than short-term market movements. If you're buying a property for rental income Focus on actual tenant demand rather than headlines about new investment. Study rental transactions where available, competing properties, nearby overhang, typical occupancy and tenant preferences. Calculate whether the expected income covers your costs. If you're investing for long-term value growth Look at how the surrounding area is developing: employment centres, transport improvements, population growth and future residential supply. Investment announcements can be useful signals, but actual implementation and local demand should carry more weight. Building a longer-term plan? See our guide to property investing strategies in Malaysia. Property buying decision checklist Before buying, ask yourself: Can I comfortably afford the down payment and other upfront costs? Does my target home qualify for the proposed stamp duty relief, and in which band? Will the monthly repayment leave enough room for savings and emergencies? Is the price reasonable compared with recent transactions for similar properties nearby? How much unsold or upcoming supply is in the same area? Does the location suit my personal needs or my intended tenant market? Are the announced infrastructure or employment projects actually progressing? If I'm investing, what happens if rental income is lower than expected? Am I buying for a clear purpose, rather than fear of missing out? A property that makes financial sense today should not depend entirely on future government projects delivering. What should real estate agents focus on after Budget 2027? For agents, Budget 2027 is a chance to help clients make better-informed decisions, not just repeat the headlines. The NAPIC data gives agents concrete talking points: First-time buyers: which stamp duty band their target home falls into, and their SJKP eligibility. Families: commuting costs, amenities and long-term suitability. Investors: local overhang, launch take-up rates, infrastructure progress and realistic rental yields, which IQI's data puts at about 3.5% to 4.9% gross. Buyers torn between new and old: in Johor and Penang, IQI's new-launch buyers paid around 30% more than subsale buyers in 2025. Most importantly, agents should help clients separate announced investment from confirmed market opportunity. That builds trust based on realistic expectations, not speculation. Frequently asked questions about the Budget 2027 property market outlook What is the Malaysia property market outlook for 2027? The market enters 2027 on a softer footing: residential transactions fell 7.7% in H1 2026, price growth slowed to 0.9% and the overhang rose to 33,094 units. Budget 2027's stamp duty relief and SJKP financing guarantees could lift first-time buyer demand from 2027, while rents remain firm. The outlook will vary by state and depends on overhang, interest rates and project delivery. Will property prices increase in Malaysia after Budget 2027? Budget 2027 does not guarantee higher prices. Before the Budget, national price growth had already slowed to 0.9% in Q2 2026, the slowest since 2022. Investment and infrastructure could support demand in selected areas, but prices will depend on location, supply, buyer demand and economic conditions. What is the average house price in Malaysia in 2026? According to NAPIC's Malaysian House Price Index, the national average house price was RM506,317 in Q2 2026 (preliminary). Among major states, Kuala Lumpur was highest at RM825,282 and Johor lowest of the six covered here at RM489,881. How many unsold homes are there in Malaysia? NAPIC recorded a residential overhang of 33,094 completed, unsold units worth RM17.78 billion at end-June 2026, up 8.6% from end-2025. A further 23,375 serviced apartment units were also unsold. Johor (4,222 units) and Selangor (4,185 units) had the largest overhangs of the six states covered in this article. Is 2027 a good year to buy property in Malaysia? It depends on your financial readiness, purpose and location. Eligible first-time buyers may benefit from proposed stamp duty exemptions and SJKP financing support, and a softer market in some states may give buyers more negotiating room. Still compare prices carefully and check your ability to repay a loan. Final thoughts: Budget 2027 creates opportunities, but the data says choose carefully Malaysia Budget 2027 introduces measures that could improve access to housing and support economic development across the country. It arrives at a turning point. The economy is growing at nearly 6%, yet housing transactions are down, price growth has slowed below inflation, and unsold stock is rising. At the same time, IQI's own data shows rents still climbing in most states. For homebuyers, that combination of new incentives and a softer market may be a better buying window than the headlines suggest, provided the numbers work for you. For investors, industrial growth, infrastructure and tourism may offer areas worth monitoring. But a strong investment announcement does not automatically mean a strong property investment. What matters is whether these developments turn into real housing demand, better connectivity and lasting economic activity. Whether you're buying your first home, upgrading for your family or considering an investment, base your decision on affordability, local data and long-term goals. Wondering if Budget 2027 changes what you can afford, or where you should buy? Our property consultants will check your eligibility, compare real prices in your area and help you decide with confidence. Fill in your details below to connect with them directly. 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