Snr Negotiator ∙ CS
Prassana
REN01141
Snr Negotiator ∙ CS
Prassana
REN01141
About Prassana
Leveraging market expertise and negotiation skills to help clients achieve successful land transactions. Whether you're buying, selling, or exploring investment opportunities, your property goals are my priority. Let's connect and discuss your next land opportunity.
143 properties on sale
9 properties on rent
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14.69 Acres Residential Zoning Padang Paya, Kedah @ RM 14/Sqft
Padang paya
€ 1,279,120
Listed on August 2, 2026
5.62 Acres: Future-Ready Biotech Site, Kuala Nerang, Kedah, Malaysia.
Padang Terap
€ 1,380,152
Listed on September 1, 2026
1.8 Acres Agriculture Zoning Tanjung Putus, Sungai Dua, Penang @ RM 40/sqft
Tanjung Putus, Sungai Dua, Penang
€ 693,760
Listed on November 28, 2025
2.3 Acres Residential Zoning Taman Sri Kemuning (Phase 2 ), Kubang Pasu,Kedah
Kampung Imam Putat
€ 747,960
Listed on August 2, 2026
36.21 Acres Residential Zoning Kampung Kubang Rotan,Kedah @ RM 10/Sqft
Kubang Rotan
€ 3,412,432
Listed on August 2, 2026
7.77 Acres Residential Zoning Tiang Layar, Sg Petani @ RM 14/Sqft
Tiang Layar
€ 1,027,632
Listed on July 23, 2026
5.61 Acres: Machinery Equipment Manufacturing, Padang Terap, Kedah, Malaysia.
Padang Terap
€ 1,377,967
Listed on September 1, 2026
12.38 Acres Residential Zoning Kemunting Kubang Pasu, Kedah @ RM20/Sqft
Kemunting
€ 2,339,272
Listed on August 2, 2026
5.36 Acres: Renewable Energy Industrial Base, Kuala Nerang, Kedah, Malaysia.
Padang Terap
€ 1,318,022
Listed on September 1, 2026
5.79 Acres(35MVA): Auto Rubber Products Plot, Padang Terap, Kedah, Malaysia
Padang Terap
€ 1,421,895
Listed on September 1, 2026
6.14 Acres: Advanced Latex & Rubber Plot, Kuala Nerang, Kedah, Malaysia.
Padang Terap
€ 1,509,387
Listed on September 1, 2026
7.23 Acres: Green & Sustainable Manufacturing Plot, Kuala Nerang, Kedah, Malaysia
Padang Terap
€ 1,775,504
Listed on September 1, 2026
5 Acres Residential Zoning Jerlun,Kubang Pasu, Kedah @ RM 11/sqft
Jerlun
€ 520,320
Listed on August 14, 2026
10.42 Acres: Renewable Energy Industrial Site, Padang Terap, Kedah, Malaysia
Padang Terap
€ 2,559,290
Listed on September 1, 2026
20,161 sqft First Grade (Free SPA) @ Permatang Nibong @ RM 299,000
Permatang Nibong
€ 64,823
Listed on July 23, 2026
44.34 Acres Residential Zoning Kampung Darat,Kedah @ RM 12.50/Sqft
Kampung Darat
€ 5,233,552
Listed on August 2, 2026
10.21 Acres Agriculture zoning Jalan Kampung Darat, Changkat Setol, Kubang Pasu,Kedah @RM 9/Sqft
Jalan Kampung Darat
€ 867,200
Listed on August 14, 2026
3.32 Acres Residential Zoning Ayer Putih,Pendang,Kedah @ RM 10/sqft
Ayer putih
€ 314,360
Listed on August 14, 2026
6.902 Acres Residential Zoning Jln Sidam Kiri, Sungai Petani @ RM 20/Sqft
Jalan Sidam Kiri
€ 1,302,968
Listed on July 23, 2026
97 Acres Residential Zoning Bandar Seri Astana Fasa E,Sg Petani @ RM 11.50/Sqft
sungai petani
€ 10,534,312
Listed on July 30, 2026
73.76 Acres: Infra-Ready Latex Tech Site, Padang Terap, Kedah, Malaysia
Kuala Nerang
€ 18,111,556
Listed on September 1, 2026
7.00 Acres: Supporting Industrial Facility, Padang Terap, Kedah, Malaysia.
Padang Terap
€ 1,719,926
Listed on September 1, 2026
13.94 Acres Residential Zoning Pendang,Kedah @ RM9/sqft
Pendang
€ 1,185,896
Listed on August 14, 2026
17.7 Acres: Serviced Tech-Ready Industrial Lot at Bukit Kayu Hitam, Kedah
Bukit Kayu Hitam
€ 5,014,662
Listed on August 28, 2026
42.43 Acres Residential Zoning Bandar Amanjaya, Sungai Petani, Kedah @ RM 12.50/Sqft
Bandar Amanjaya
€ 5,008,080
Listed on July 23, 2026
459.7 Acres Residential Zoning Near Golf Club, Kampung Bongkok, Gurun @ RM 6 / Sqft
Kampung Bongkok
€ 26,048,520
Listed on July 23, 2026
13.38 Acres Anchor: Polymers & Biotech Hub, Padang Terap, Kedah, Malaysia.
Padang Terap
€ 3,287,621
Listed on September 1, 2026
10.88 Acres Residential Zoning Mukim Jabi, Pokok Sena, Kedah @ RM 14/Sqft
Pokok sena
€ 1,438,814
Listed on August 14, 2026
5.46 Acres: Strategic Rubber Industry Base, Kuala Nerang, Kedah, Malaysia
Padang Terap
€ 1,341,927
Listed on September 1, 2026
7.39 Acres Residential Zoning Pekan Teroi,Yan, Kedah @ RM 9/Sqft
Pekan teroi
€ 466,120
Listed on August 14, 2026
8.11 Acres: Eco-Efficient Infra-Ready Plot, Padang Terap, Kedah, Malaysia
Padang Terap
€ 1,992,838
Listed on September 1, 2026
54.02 Acres Residential Zoning Bedong Kedah @ RM 8.50/sqft
Bedong
€ 6,365,248
Listed on August 2, 2026
2 Acres Commercial and Business Plots Drive Corporate Visibility with 76.81 MVA Power at Perlis
Chuping
€ 472,906
Listed on August 28, 2026
1 Acres Residential Zoning Pekan Karangan, Kulim, Kedah @ RM 9/sqft
Pekan Karangan, Kulim, Kedah
€ 139,619 /month
Listed on October 30, 2025
14,875 Sq Ft: Freehold Factory For 3PL & Logistics Near Batu Kawan
Kampung Valdor
€ 1,143,490
Listed on October 2, 2026
14,283 Sq Ft: Freehold Warehouse Factory, Sungai Bakap
Kampung Valdor
€ 1,097,043
Listed on October 2, 2026
14,875 Sq Ft: Freehold Factory for E&E & Logistics, Sungai Bakap
Kampung Valdor
€ 1,143,490
Listed on October 2, 2026
13,691 Sq Ft: Freehold Factory For Manufacturing, Sungai Bakap
Kampung Valdor
€ 1,042,791
Listed on October 2, 2026
54.02 Acres Residential Zoning Seksyen 8, Sg Petani @ RM 8.50/Sqft
Seksyen 8
€ 4,336,000
Listed on July 23, 2026
4000 kps First Grade @ RM10/kp, Permatang Ara, Penang
Permatang Ara
€ 8,672
Listed on July 23, 2026
39.8 Acres: Mega Industrial Site + Full Infra in Bukit Kayu Hitam, Kedah
Bukit Kayu Hitam
€ 11,275,907
Listed on August 28, 2026
290.16 Acres Agriculture Zoning Jalan Sungai Tawar, Baling, Kedah @ RM 490 per acres / month
Sungai Tawar
€ 2,738,184 /month
Listed on July 23, 2026
2.2 Acres Tanah sesuai untuk Kilang Roti -Tepi Jalan Utama di Tasek Gelugor
Tanah sesuai untuk Kilang Roti -Tepi Jalan Utama di Tasek Gelugor
€ 581,024
Listed on November 26, 2025
2 Acres Residential Zoning Pondok Labu, Kulim, Kedah (Fronting Jalan Keladi) @ RM 89/sqft
Pondok Labu, Kulim, Kedah (Fronting Jalan Keladi)
€ 1,842,800 /month
Listed on October 29, 2025
4.14 Acres Residential Zoning Ujong Pong,Pokok Sena, Kedah @ RM10/sqft
Ujong Pong
€ 392,408
Listed on August 14, 2026
17.7 Acres: Complete Plug-and-Play Site located Bukit Kayu Hitam, Kedah.
Bukit Kayu Hitam
€ 5,014,662
Listed on August 28, 2026
9.45 Acres Residential Zoning Jalan Kempas Indah, Taman Kempas, Sungai Petani, Kedah @ RM 18.50/Sqft
Jalan Kempas Indah
€ 1,651,712
Listed on July 23, 2026
5.19 Acres Residential Zoning Jalan Lembah Bujang, Pekan Merbok, Kedah @ RM 15/Sqft
Jalan Lembah Bujang
€ 734,952
Listed on July 23, 2026
14.28 Acres Agriculture Zoning Kampung Tengah, Kubang Pasu,Kedah @ RM 12/ Sqft
Kampung tengah
€ 1,617,328
Listed on August 2, 2026
4.95 Acres Residential Zoning Bandar, Sg Petani @ RM 10/Sqft
Bandar Sungai Petani
€ 405,416
Listed on July 23, 2026
1.78 Acres Residential Zoning Taman Seruling, Sungai Petani, Kedah @ RM 25
Taman Seruling
€ 418,424
Listed on July 23, 2026
22.8 Acres: Full High-Cap Infra Industrial Lot, Bukit Kayu Hitam, Kedah.
Bukit Kayu Hitam
€ 6,459,565
Listed on August 28, 2026
5.24 Acres Residential Zoning Bandar Kuala Ketil,Baling, Kedah @ RM 10/ Sqft
Taman Insaniah Desa Bidara
€ 515,984
Listed on July 22, 2026
15.0 Acres Powered & Serviced Industrial Lot at Thai Border, Malaysia.
Bukit Kayu Hitam
€ 4,249,714
Listed on August 28, 2026
7.15 Acres Residential Zoning Batu 5 Kampung Ling Kui, Kedah @ RM 14/Sqft
Kampung Ling Kui
€ 945,248
Listed on August 1, 2026
5 Acres Agriculture Zoning Terap, Kulim, Kedah @RM 3.60/sqft
Terap, Kulim, Kedah
€ 173,440
Listed on October 29, 2025
21.7 Acres: Strategic Infra-Ready Industrial Hub, Bukit Kayu Hitam, Kedah
Bukit Kayu Hitam
€ 6,147,919
Listed on August 28, 2026
32.1 Acres: Premier Serviced Industrial Park Lot, Bukit Kayu Hitam, Kedah
Bukit Kayu Hitam
€ 9,094,387
Listed on August 28, 2026
35.44 Acres Residential Zoning Kampung Pokok Asam, Sg Petani@ RM 13/Sqft
Kampung Pokok Asam
€ 4,336,000
Listed on July 23, 2026
7.18 Acres Residential Zoning Bt 8, Kebun Lengkui, Simpang Empat,Kedah @ RM 14/Sqft
Simpang Empat
€ 949,584
Listed on August 1, 2026
7.43 Acres of Premium Business Sites Featuring 5G Readiness in Chuping, Perlis.
Chuping, Perlis
€ 1,753,641
Listed on August 27, 2026
41.62 Acres Residential Zoning Ambangan Heights, Sg Petani @ RM 11/Sqft
Ambangan Heights
€ 3,728,960
Listed on July 23, 2026
19.14 Acres Residential Zoning Berhadapan MRSM Baling Baling, Kedah @ RM 13/ Sqft
MRSM Baling
€ 2,350,112
Listed on July 23, 2026
5 Acres Residential Zoning Padang China, Kulim @ RM32/sqft
Padang China, Kulim
€ 1,517,600 /month
Listed on October 30, 2025
3.1 Acres Residential Zoning Seksyen 68 Bandar Sg Petani @ RM 12/Sqft
Seksyen 68
€ 351,216
Listed on July 23, 2026
3.23 Acres Residential Zoning Jalan Sidam Kiri, Sungai Petani, Kedah @ RM 25/ Sqft
Jalan Sidam Kiri
€ 763,136
Listed on July 23, 2026
12.51 Acres Agriculture Zoning Jalan Lembah Bujang,Sg Petani @ RM 10/Sqft
Jalan Lembah Bujang
€ 1,181,560
Listed on July 23, 2026
23,702 Sqft Tanah Darat 1st Grade Zoning Perumahan @Permatang Pauh
23,702 Sqft Tanah Darat 1st Grade Zoning Perumahan @Permatang Pauh
€ 346,880
Listed on November 28, 2025
42.55 Acres Residential Zoning Bandar Gurun (Kaki Gunung Jerai), Kedah @ RM 9/Sqft
Gunung Jerai
€ 3,616,506
Listed on July 23, 2026
14,875 Sq Ft Freehold Factory For Precision Manufacturing, Sungai Bakap
Valdor
€ 1,143,490
Listed on October 2, 2026
14,875 Sq Ft Freehold Factory For Long-Term Business Base, Sungai Bakap
Valdor
€ 1,143,490
Listed on October 2, 2026
25.59 Acres Agriculture Zoning- Sera, Bandar Kulim, Kedah @ RM 18/Sqft
Sera
€ 4,350,005
Listed on August 1, 2026
12.44 Acres Residential Zoning Jlan Jenun,Pendang,Kedah @ RM 12/sqft
Jalan jenun
€ 1,411,368
Listed on August 14, 2026
83.18 Acres Commercial Zoning Bandar Gurun, Kedah @ RM 8/Sqft
Gurun
€ 6,285,032
Listed on July 23, 2026
87.84 Acres Residential & Commercial Zoning Ambngan Height @ RM 15/Sqft
Ambngan Height
€ 12,451,263
Listed on July 23, 2026
5000 Sqft Tanah Freehold Permatang Ara, Penang@RM 10/sqft
Permatang Ara
€ 10,840
Listed on July 22, 2026
12 Acres Agriculture Zoning Sungai Kob @ RM 14/sqft
Sungai Kob
€ 1,586,542
Listed on October 29, 2025
25.97 Acres Residential Zoning Seksyen 10 Parit Nibong,Bandar Baharu,Kedah @ RM8.50
Seksyen 10
€ 2,085,616
Listed on July 30, 2026
20.43 Acres Residential Zoning Pekan Padang Serai,Kedah @ RM 24/Sqft
Padang Serai
€ 4,619,155
Listed on July 30, 2026
182.75 Acres Industrial Zoning Gurun R&R Industrial Park, Gurun, Kedah RM 12/Sqft
R&R Gurun
€ 20,710,904
Listed on July 23, 2026
6.98 Acres Agriculture Zoning Padang Gaong Ulu Melaka Langkawi @ RM 8/ sqft
Padang gaong ulu
€ 527,423
Listed on August 14, 2026
1.2 Ekar Tanah Siap Tambun @ Pokok Tampang, Tasek Gelugor
1.2 Ekar Tanah Siap Tambun @ Pokok Tampang, Tasek Gelugor
€ 101,896
Listed on November 27, 2025
13,659 Sq Ft: Freehold Factory With Dual Entrance, Sungai Bakap
Kampung Valdor
€ 1,041,264
Listed on October 2, 2026
4000kp First Grade (Free SPA) @ Permatang Nibong @ RM 75K
Permatang nibong
€ 16,260
Listed on July 23, 2026
2.2 Acres Residential Zoning Permatang Tok Gelam, Seberang Perai Utara @ RM 5/sqft
Permatang Tok Gelam, Seberang Perai Utara
€ 105,148
Listed on November 4, 2025
First Factory In Malaysia? 13,627 Sq Ft Freehold, Sungai Bakap
Kampung Valdor
€ 1,039,738
Listed on September 30, 2026
21.81 Acres Residential & Agriculture Zoning Selarong Panjang,Kota Setar, Kedah @ RM5/Sqft
selarong panjang
€ 1,029,800
Listed on August 2, 2026
7.49 Acres Residential Zoning Bandar Changlun, Bukit Kayu Hitam, Kedah @ RM31/sqft
Changlun
€ 758,800
Listed on August 2, 2026
8.47 Acres Residential Zoning Changkat Setol,Kubang Pasu @ RM 10/ Sqft
Changkat setol
€ 799,992
Listed on August 2, 2026
41,000kp Zoning Perumahan Tanah Tepi Jalan Utama @ Permatang 3 Ringgit
41,000kp Zoning Perumahan Tanah Tepi Jalan Utama @ Permatang 3 Ringgit
€ 197,288
Listed on November 27, 2025
1 Acres Residential Zoning Bandar Lunas, Kedah @ RM 27/sqft
Bandar Lunas, Kedah
€ 260,160 /month
Listed on October 29, 2025
1.6 Acres Residential Zoning Paya Besar, Kulim, Kedah @ RM 50/sqft
Paya Besar, Kulim, Kedah
€ 780,480
Listed on October 29, 2025
7.7 Acres Tanah Darat 1st Grade @ RM 22/kp di Pengkalan Tambang, P.Pauh
7.7 Ekar Tanah Darat 1st Grade @ RM 22/kp di Pengkalan Tambang, P.Pauh
€ 2,041,088
Listed on November 28, 2025
5.4 Acres Tanah Darat Zoning Kampung @ Paya Keladi, Bertam
5.4 Ekar Tanah Darat Zoning Kampung @ Paya Keladi, Bertam
€ 1,485,080
Listed on November 27, 2025
2 Acres 1st Grade @ Tepi Jalan - Permatang Tok Gelam
2 Acres 1st Grade @ Tepi Jalan - Permatang Tok Gelam
€ 179,944
Listed on November 26, 2025
4.15 Acres Agriculture Zoning Jalan Guar Jering, Bukit Mertajam @ RM 4/Sqft
Tanah Rm 4 / Sqft sesuai untuk farmimg@Jalan Guar Jering, Bukit Mertajam
€ 224,388
Listed on November 27, 2025
2 Acres Tanah Zoning Perumahan @ Kg Tok Bedu, Tasek Gelugor - RM 22/kp
2 Acres Tanah Zoning Perumahan @ Kg Tok Bedu, Tasek Gelugor - RM 22/kp
€ 700,264
Listed on November 26, 2025
2 Acres Agriculture Zoning Sungai Karangan, Kulim, Kedah @ RM 7/sqft
Sungai Karangan, Kulim, Kedah
€ 129,863
Listed on October 30, 2025
6 Ekar 1st Grade @ RM 42/kp Tanah Tepi Jalan Pongsu Seribu,Penang 2
6 Ekar 1st Grade @ RM 42/kp Tanah Tepi Jalan Pongsu Seribu,Penang 2
€ 2,265,560
Listed on November 27, 2025
21250 Sqft 1st Grade @ RM 15/Sqft di Permatang Pauh, Penang
Permatang Pauh
€ 69,105
Listed on July 22, 2026
3 Ekar 1st Grade Tanah Siap Tambun + Kolam, Pmtg
3 Ekar 1st Grade Tanah Siap Tambun + Kolam, Pmtg
€ 277,504
Listed on November 28, 2025
1.8 Acres Agriculture Zoning Kampung Paya, Penaga, Pulau Pinang @ RM 7/sqft
Tanah sesuai untuk Homestay @ Kampung Paya, Penaga, Pulau Pinang
€ 119,240
Listed on November 26, 2025
4.3 Acres Agriculture Zoning Tepi Jalan Permatang Binjai, SPU @ RM 15/sqft
Tanah 4.3 ekar Tepi Jalan Permatang Binjai, SPU
€ 620,048
Listed on November 27, 2025
10.18 Acres Residential Zoning Jalan Pinang Tunggal-Bertam (K162), Sungai Petani, Kedah @ RM20/Sqft
Jalan Pinang Tunggal
€ 1,153,376
Listed on July 23, 2026
36.67 Acres Residential & Agriculture Zoning Jlan Jeniang,Gurun @ RM 7/ Sqft
Jalan Jeniang
€ 2,423,824
Listed on July 23, 2026
4.9 Acres Residential Zoning Bertam, Kepala Batas, SPU @ RM 85/sqft
Freehold Land for Sale – Bertam, Kepala Batas, SPU
€ 4,010,800
Listed on November 28, 2025
1.22 Acres 1st Grade Tanah menghadap Jalan Utama @ Jalan Permatang Nibong
1.22 Acres 1st Grade Tanah menghadap Jalan Utama @ Jalan Permatang Nibong
€ 325,200
Listed on November 28, 2025
7.7 Acres Residential Zoning Permatang Pauh, Penang @ RM 28/sqft
Pengkalan Tambang
€ 2,059,600
Listed on November 28, 2025
10 Acres Hill land for Inverstment @ Bukit Mertajam
10 Acres Hill land for Inverstment @ Bukit Mertajam
€ 489,318
Listed on November 27, 2025
5.02 Acres Tanah Kelapa Sawit (Bulanan min 7 - 8 tan) @ Bukit Mertajam @ RM 12.50/sqft
5.02 Acres Tanah Kelapa Sawit (Bulanan min 7 - 8 tan) @ Bukit Mertajam @ RM 10 / kp
€ 585,360
Listed on November 28, 2025
4 Acres 1st Grade @ Tepi Jalan Utama @ Pongsu Seribu
4 Ekar 1st Grade @ Tepi Jalan Utama @ Pongsu Seribu
€ 1,279,120
Listed on November 26, 2025
1 Acres Agriculture Zoning Sungai Seluang, Kedah (Fronting Jalan Kulim–Baling) @ RM 25/sqft
Sungai Seluang, Kedah (Fronting Jalan Kulim–Baling)
€ 238,480
Listed on October 29, 2025
1.26 Acres Commercial Zoning Tepi Jalan Butterworth, Kepala Batas @ RM 60/sqft
Tanah sesusi untuk membina Banglo Idaman - Tepi Jalan Butterworth, Kepala Batas
€ 715,440
Listed on November 26, 2025
1.46 Acres @ RM 12.30/kp 1st Grade @ Permatang Nibong, B.M
1.46 Acres @ RM 12.30/kp 1st Grade @ Permatang Nibong, B.M
€ 184,280
Listed on November 28, 2025
29.49 Acres Industrial Zoning Cempedak Estate, Gurun, Kedah @ RM 8/Sqft
Cempedak Estate
€ 2,228,704
Listed on July 23, 2026
6 Acres Residential Zoning -Mainroad Frontage Jalan Padang Benggali, Penaga @ 23 /sqft
6 Ekar Tanah Pembangunan-Mainroad Frontage (Jalan Padang Benggali) @ Penaga
€ 1,300,800
Listed on November 26, 2025
4,672 kps @RM19/kps Tanah Tepi Highway BKE, Permatang Ara, Penang
Permatang Ara
€ 19,245
Listed on July 23, 2026
0.56 Acres Agriculture Zoning Tepi Jalan Besar, Penang @ RM 14/sqft
Tanah 1st Grade Tepi Jalan Besar - RM14 / kp.
€ 75,880
Listed on November 26, 2025
7 Ekar Tanah 1st Grade @ Lahar Kepar, Penang
7 Ekar Tanah 1st Grade @ Lahar Kepar, Penang
€ 346,880
Listed on November 27, 2025
1.3 Acres 1st Grade Tanah Darat Sesuai untuk Wokshop / Store @ Jalan Permatang Pauh
1.3 Acres 1st Grade Tanah Darat Sesuai untuk Wokshop / Store @ Jalan Permatang Pauh
€ 1,084,000
Listed on November 28, 2025
6 Acres Residential Zoning Jalan Padang Benggali, Penaga @ RM 23/sqft
Jalan Padang Benggali, Penaga
€ 1,300,800 /month
Listed on November 4, 2025
2.6 Acres 1st Grade Tepi Jalan - Sesuai untuk Parking Lori / Kontena @ Pokok Sena
2.6 Ekar 1st Grade Tepi Jalan - Sesuai untuk Parking Lori / Kontena @ Pokok Sena
€ 702,432
Listed on November 26, 2025
2.96 Acres Agriculture Zoning Seksyen 67, Kong Kedah, Sungai Petani, Kedah @ RM 50/Sqft
Seksyen 67
€ 1,116,520
Listed on July 23, 2026
18 Acres Agriculture Zoning Sg.Lembu,BM @RM 18 / Sqft
18 Acres Dusun Buah -buahan @ Sg.Lembu,BM @RM 18 / Sqft
€ 3,035,200
Listed on November 28, 2025
3.7 Acres Residential Zoning Jalan Padang Serai, Mukim Naga Lilit, Kulim, Kedah @ RM 28/sqft
Jalan Padang Serai, Mukim Naga Lilit, Kulim, Kedah
€ 975,600 /month
Listed on October 29, 2025
85 Acres Tanah Darat 1st Grade RM 14/ kp @ Jln Ekor Kuching
85 Acres Tanah Darat 1st Grade RM 14/ kp @ Jln Ekor Kuching
€ 11,238,132
Listed on November 26, 2025
2 Acres Residential Zoning Taman Desa Kuala Muda, Penaga, Penang @ RM 18/sqft
Taman Desa Kuala Muda, Penaga, Penang
€ 325,200
Listed on November 25, 2025
101.98 Acres Industrial Zoning Gurun Industrial Estate, Kedah @ RM 35/Sqft
Gurunu Industrial Estate
€ 33,707,784
Listed on July 23, 2026
1.22 Ekar 1st Grade Dusun Buah-buahan @ RM 32 /kp di Paya Keladi Hujung, Bertam
1.22 Ekar 1st Grade Dusun Buah-buahan @ RM 32 /kp di Paya Keladi Hujung, Bertam
€ 368,560
Listed on November 27, 2025
4 Acres Agriculture Zoning Padang Serai, Kedah @ RM 9/sqft
Padang Serai, Kedah
€ 384,174
Listed on October 30, 2025
3.7 Acres Residential Zoning Bukit Karangan, Kulim, Kedah @ RM 12/sqft
Bukit Karangan, Kulim, Kedah
€ 418,424
Listed on October 29, 2025
0.75 Acres Tanah Kampung (Berbukit) @ Kampung Machang Bubok
0.75 Acres Tanah Kampung (Berbukit) @ Kampung Machang Bubok
€ 476,960
Listed on November 27, 2025
2.2 Acres 1st Grade RM 4.90 / sqft @ Permatang Tok Gelam
2.2 Acres 1st Grade RM 4.90 / sqft @ Permatang Tok Gelam
€ 105,148
Listed on November 26, 2025
3.91 Acres Residential Zoning Kmpung Telok Wang Besar,Sg Petani @ RM 12/Sqft
Kampung Telok Wang Besar
€ 444,440
Listed on July 23, 2026
1.73 Acres Residential Zoning Jalan Padang Benggali, SPU @ RM 40/sqft
Freehold Land for Sale – Jalan Padang Benggali, SPU
€ 656,297
Listed on November 28, 2025
17000kp Tanah Tepi Jalan Utama @ Machang Bubok
17000kp Tanah Tepi Jalan Utama @ Machang Bubok
€ 136,367
Listed on November 27, 2025
5.67 Acres Agriculture Zoning Seksyen 67, Kong Kedah, Sungai Petani, Kedah @ RM 13/Sqft
Seksyen 67
€ 695,928
Listed on July 23, 2026
1.2 Acres next to Kampung -Sesuai untuk Tanah Lot @ Tanah Liat,Penang.
1.2 Acres next to Kampung -Sesuai untuk Tanah Lot @ Tanah Liat,Penang.
€ 362,056
Listed on November 27, 2025
7.012 Acres Residential Zoning Batu 14 Jlan Sintok,Kubang Pasu, Kedah @ RM 10/sqft
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€ 780,480 /month
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KUALA LUMPUR, 1 October 2026 – IQI is pleased to welcome the DreamVest Penang team into its growing network, marking a new chapter for both teams and further strengthening IQI’s presence in Malaysia’s northern property market. The move brings together DreamVest Penang’s established local market experience with IQI’s technology-enabled platform, training ecosystem, project opportunities and international network, creating new avenues for real estate professionals to strengthen their capabilities and serve clients across both local and international markets. The collaboration was facilitated by Adrian Seow, Vice President of IQI, who played a key role in connecting with the DreamVest Penang leadership and bringing the two teams together. A New Chapter for DreamVest Penang Established in 2015, DreamVest Realty has focused on developing real estate professionals through training, professional development and market experience. For its Penang team, joining IQI represents the next stage of that journey. The discussions began around opportunities for the team to expand beyond its established secondary-market business and gain greater exposure to property projects. Having built considerable experience in subsale, DreamVest Penang’s leadership wanted to create another growth avenue for its negotiators while equipping them with stronger training, technology and professional development opportunities for the future. Their confidence in IQI’s platform and long-term direction ultimately led to the decision to join the network. A total of 45 DreamVest Penang team members have joined IQI, led by four key leaders: Ronald Ng, Marcus Cheah, Dexx Yim and Max Ng. Why DreamVest Penang Chose IQI A key factor behind the decision was the opportunity to become part of a larger and more comprehensive real estate ecosystem. Having experienced different organisations throughout their journey, the DreamVest Penang leadership was looking for a platform they could build with over the long term rather than simply moving from one company to another. IQI's combination of project opportunities, technology, training, backend systems and leadership support provided the team with a platform through which they could continue developing both their business and their people. Adrian said the collaboration goes beyond simply expanding IQI’s network. “Welcoming DreamVest Penang to IQI is not simply about adding more people to our network. It is about bringing together a team that shares our belief in professional development, ethical practices and long-term growth. With their strong Penang market experience and IQI’s technology, training and wider ecosystem, we believe there are many opportunities for us to grow together.” Through IQI, the incoming team will also have access to structured project training, technology-focused development programmes and knowledge sharing designed to strengthen agents' professional skills and property expertise. This includes additional exposure to segments such as industrial property, allowing team members to broaden their knowledge and explore new areas of the market. Building a Stronger Presence in Penang The addition of DreamVest Penang is also expected to contribute to IQI’s continued growth in Penang and the wider northern region. The team brings significant experience in the secondary property market, with particular strengths in commercial, heritage and landed properties. Their local expertise complements IQI's existing capabilities in the region while expanding the group's pool of professionals with specialised knowledge of Penang's property landscape. Beyond market expertise, the collaboration also reflects a strong alignment in professional values. Both teams place importance on maintaining an environment built around ethical practices, fair competition, professional development and opportunities for agents to grow. For DreamVest Penang's professionals, joining IQI creates opportunities to build upon their existing local expertise while gaining access to a wider platform, more project opportunities, technology, training and support. Growing Together The addition of DreamVest Penang reflects IQI's continued focus on growing through people, technology and collaboration. Rather than expansion for its own sake, the partnership brings together experienced real estate professionals with a shared commitment to continuous development, professionalism and long-term growth. With 45 professionals joining the IQI network, the collaboration creates a stronger foundation for both teams to pursue new opportunities across Penang, northern Malaysia and beyond. Welcome to IQI, DreamVest Penang. Juwai IQI provides expert insights into the property, economic and investment trends shaping markets locally and globally. Click below to get more expert property insights from our blog! MORE INSIGHTS
Version: CN, BM You’ve explored the advantages of becoming a real estate negotiator – from incentive trips to attractive bonuses and other rewarding benefits. Now that you’ve made the decision to begin this journey, and have chosen IQI as your preferred agency, we’re delighted to welcome you. The process of joining is straightforward. Below are the simple steps to get started as an real estate negotiator. To become a real estate agent in Malaysia, you need to meet the basic eligibility requirements, complete the Negotiator Certification Course (NCC), join a registered real estate firm, and obtain your REN tag from the Board of Valuers, Appraisers, Estate Agents and Property Managers (BOVAEP). With IQI, you also get free New REN Training and sit a short exam before you start closing deals. Steps to Become a Real Estate Agent in Malaysia Before we walk through the process, here is the big picture. Every real estate negotiator in Malaysia follows the same core path. No REN tag, no deal. It is that simple. Check the requirements: Malaysian rules, you must be at least 18 years old, a Malaysian citizen, and hold at least SPM or an equivalent qualification. Real estate negotiators are regulated by the Board of Valuers, Appraisers, Estate Agents and Property Managers (BOVAEP) under the Valuers, Appraisers, Estate Agents and Property Managers Act 1981 (Act 242). Complete your education: Attend the 2-day Negotiator Certification Course (NCC) required by BOVAEP and run by the Malaysian Institute of Estate Agents (MIEA). Without the NCC, you can't apply for your REN tag. At IQI, you also join our 4-day New REN Training on sales, marketing and the legal basics of Malaysian property deals Pass the exam: Within 24 hours of finishing New REN Training, IQI recruits take a short online exam. It checks that you're ready for the field before you meet your first client. Choose a real estate firm: Under Act 242, you can't practise real estate on your own in Malaysia. Every REN must work under a registered firm led by a Registered Estate Agent (REA). The REA sponsors your REN registration, takes responsibility for your work and mentors you as you grow. Apply for your REN tag: Submit your NCC certificate, documents and fees through your firm to BOVAEP. Once you're approved, you get your purple REN tag with your own REN number. The tag must be renewed every year to stay valid. Build your business: Market your services, grow your personal brand on social media, and generate leads to build a steady client network. Good to know: In Malaysia, only Registered Estate Agents hold the licence to run an agency. As a REN, you work under one, and your REN tag is your legal permission to market and negotiate property deals. Now, let's look at exactly how this works when you join IQI. How to Become an IQI REN: Where to Submit your Information?Option 1. IQI Website/BlogOption 2: IQI Agent referral linkOption 3: IQI Social Media AdsHow to Become an Official IQI Real Estate Negotiator ?Step 1: Payment of Registration FeeStep 2: Attend New REN TrainingStep 3: Take the ExamStep 4: Attend 2-day NCC courseStep 5: Obtain certificate and REN tagStep 6: Receive your agent licenseStep 7: Become an IQI Real Estate Negotiator Where to Submit your Information? To become a real estate negotiator (REN), you will need to sign up with a registered estate agent from a real estate firm. Good news is, you're signing up with a registered firm of over 60,000 real estate professionals across the world! There are three ways you can sign up as a REN with IQI. You can choose one of the below: IQI website/blog IQI Agent referral link IQI's social media ads Let's go through them one by one: Option 1. IQI Website/Blog The first and easiest way is to visit the IQI website and click "Join IQI." Once you click on 'Join IQI', simply scroll down and fill in the form! Additionally, you can also apply to join IQI from their articles on the IQI blog. IQI frequently publishes articles on career, property and more (just like the one you're reading now!). At the bottom of each article is an application form for those interested to fill out and apply to join IQI. Simply fill it in and submit! Option 2: IQI Agent referral link Perhaps you may know someone who is already a real estate agent in IQI. That'll bring us to our second method, which is to sign up with their referral link! If you have friends, colleagues, family members, or anyone you know who is part of IQI, you can directly contact them. Referral Link They will provide a referral link and guide you through joining IQI. Simply follow their steps to complete the registration process. Option 3: IQI Social Media Ads Have you seen any of our advertisements on social media such as Instagram, Facebook or TikTok? If you have, be sure to click the 'sign up' button! Simply provide your information and submit. What happens after I submit my form? Once that's done, you will need to wait for the IQI recruitment team to contact you. You will receive a phone call to confirm your interest in joining. The recruitment team will arrange an interview. When you complete the interview, you will be guided to do the necessary steps to become a REN with IQI. View this post on Instagram A post shared by Ashley Tan ? (@ashleytanys) How to Become an Official IQI Real Estate Negotiator? Once you have passed the interview, you are already halfway into joining IQI! However, to become an official IQI REN, there are a few more steps to follow: Step 1: Payment of Registration Fee Although real estate negotiation is a low-capital business, a registration fee will still be paid. The total fee can be obtained by contacting the team leader who interviewed you. If you joined IQI through a referral link from an existing IQI Real Estate Negotiator, you must register using that link and pay the fee. The registration fee will cost approximately RM250, so make sure to keep that aside. Step 2: Attend New REN Training Once you have completed the payment, the next step is to participate in the 4-day New REN Training course. The monthly training course, covers topics such as sales processes and techniques, marketing skills, and legal knowledge to help you start your real estate career successfully. Currently, the New REN Training course is conducted through Zoom video conferencing for free! Step 3: Take the Exam Within 24 hours of completing the New REN Training course, you are required to take the related online exam. Only by participating in and passing the exam (with a minimum score of 15 points) can you officially become an IQI real estate negotiator. Step 4: Attend 2-day NCC course Therefore, after passing the New REN Training, you will also request to apply for the 2-day NCC course from IQI or the Malaysian Institute of Estate Agents (MIEA). IQI Real Estate Negotiator Photo taken from MIEA Johor Branch Facebook page This NCC course will also require a fee of RM636, so you should factor that into the cost as well. What is the total cost to become a REN? Let's summarize the cost for you so you can plan better: RM250 registration fee + RM636 NCC course = RM886 *The total cost is just an estimation, we can't guarantee the accuracy of it as this could change from time to time. Step 5: Obtain certificate and REN tag You will receive the relevant certification upon completing the two day course. You can then submit the required documents to IQI to apply for the purple REN tag. Step 6: Receive your agent license It's important to note that only licensed real estate negotiators are authorized to sell properties. Once your documents have been approved, you will officially become a licensed agent, and you're ready to start your real estate journey! Step 7: Become an IQI Real Estate Negotiator Congratulations! You have successfully passed the exam and certification course. You're now officially an IQI REN! Now, you can enjoy IQI's benefits, such as incredible rewards and incentives, access to IQI's exclusive SuperApp ATLAS, IQPilot and the opportunity to sell global real estate projects via the IQI network. Start your journey with IQI! Fill out the form below to join us as a real estate negotiator. [custom_blog_recruit_form] Continue reading: In IQI, You Just Focus on Sales! Here’s How IQI Provides You with the Best Life as an Real Estate Negotiator Unhappy in Current Job? Become a Real Estate Negotiator (REN) and Be Your Own Boss! From Delays to Dream Life: How Our IQI Real Estate Negotiators Pushed Through Difficulties and Won 4x Home Bonus
TL;DR1. The highest paying job in Malaysia is a C-suite role (CEO, CFO, CTO), with CEO pay benchmarks reaching up to RM1,500,000 a year.2. 2026 salary guides put CFOs at multinationals at RM40,000 to RM75,000 a month, and CTOs at RM40,000 to RM70,000 a month.3. For comparison, Malaysia's median formal-sector wage was RM3,027 in March 2026, and only the top 10% earned RM11,500 or more (DOSM).4. Fast-growing high earners for 2026: AI and machine learning engineers, cybersecurity architects, cloud architects, IC designers, semiconductor and solar engineers, and Islamic finance specialists.5. Real estate is one of the few careers with no salary ceiling and no degree requirement to start, because pay scales with performance. Most Malaysians earn under RM3,000 a month. A small group of professionals earn that much before lunch. So who sits at the top of Malaysia's pay ladder in 2026? And more importantly, is there a realistic way for you to get closer to that income without a 20-year corporate climb? Jobs in Malaysia 2026What is the highest paying job in Malaysia?How do top salaries compare with the average Malaysian income?Top 10 highest paying jobs in Malaysia (2026) What is the highest paying job in Malaysia? The short answer: C-suite executive roles pay the most in Malaysia, especially Chief Executive Officer, Chief Financial Officer and Chief Technology Officer. CEO pay benchmarks can reach up to RM1,500,000 a year. At the largest listed companies, total packages with bonuses and shares can run even higher. Among roles that are not pure management, medical specialists in private practice and senior finance or legal leaders usually rank highest. How do top salaries compare with the average Malaysian income? To see how big the gap is, start with the national numbers. Here is what Malaysia's 7.05 million formal-sector employees earned in March 2026, according to the Department of Statistics Malaysia (DOSM). Measure (March 2026)Monthly wageNational medianRM3,027Top 10% of earnersRM11,500 or moreBottom 10% of earnersRM1,700 or lessKuala Lumpur (highest state median)RM4,527Selangor (median)RM3,445Penang (median)RM3,064Mining and quarrying (highest sector median)RM9,678 Put simply, a CEO on RM1.5 million a year earns over 40 times the national median wage. Even a CTO at the bottom of the 2026 benchmark range earns about 13 times what a typical employee takes home. Here's another way to read it: every role in our top 10 sits at or above the RM11,500 line that marks Malaysia's top 10% of earners. Top 10 highest paying jobs in Malaysia (2026) The ranking below is compiled from 2026 salary guides and job market data. Treat the figures as indicative benchmarks, since pay varies by company size, sector, experience and bonus structure. RoleIndicative pay (2026)CEO / Managing DirectorUp to RM1,500,000 a yearChief Financial Officer (CFO)RM40,000 to RM75,000 a month (MNC)Chief Technology Officer / CIORM40,000 to RM70,000 a monthMedical Specialist / ConsultantRM12,000 to RM16,000 a month in government, far more in private practiceLegal Director / M&A PartnerUp to RM556,000 a yearRegional Director / General ManagerUp to RM648,000 a yearHR Director / CHRORM30,000 to RM50,000 a monthSenior Banking and Finance LeaderRM25,000 to RM50,000 a monthOil and Gas Engineering ManagerAmong the top engineering packagesData, AI or Cybersecurity LeadRM25,000 to RM60,000 a month Now let's unpack what sits behind each group. 1. C-suite executives (CEO, CFO, CTO, CIO, CDO) These leaders carry the weight of company strategy, profit and growth. That responsibility is exactly why they top every salary table. CEO: benchmarks reach up to RM1,500,000 a year, with total packages at large listed firms going higher. CFO: RM40,000 to RM75,000 a month at multinationals, or roughly RM480,000 to RM900,000 a year. CTO and CIO: RM40,000 to RM70,000 a month. Chief Data Officer: RM40,000 to RM70,000 a month, a newer C-suite seat that barely existed a decade ago. 2. General Managers and Regional Directors Running a business unit or an entire regional market pays very well. General Manager roles can reach up to RM648,000 a year, particularly in multinationals with Southeast Asia oversight. 3. Marketing Directors Brand and growth leadership has become a boardroom priority. 2026 salary guides benchmark Marketing Directors at RM20,000 to RM40,000 a month, and Regional Marketing Directors at RM25,000 to RM45,000. At the very top, especially when they own revenue targets and not just campaigns, packages can reach up to RM600,000 a year. 4. Legal partners and M&A specialists Mergers and acquisitions partners can earn up to RM556,000 a year, since a single deal can be worth hundreds of millions. In-house, General Counsel roles are benchmarked at RM25,000 to RM50,000 a month. 5. HR and rewards leadership People leadership is now one of the best-paid functions in Malaysia. 2026 salary guides benchmark these roles high: HR Director / CHRO: RM30,000 to RM50,000 a month Regional HR Director: RM35,000 to RM50,000 a month Compensation and Benefits (Rewards) Director: RM25,000 to RM35,000 a month Payroll Director: RM20,000 to RM30,000 a month 6. Medical specialists and consultants Healthcare demand keeps rising, and specialists take 15 years or more to train. That scarcity is reflected in pay, but where a specialist works matters more than almost any other factor. Government specialists: basic pay of around RM9,000 to RM11,000 a month, or RM12,000 to RM16,000 with allowances and on-call payments. Private subspecialist consultants: can earn four to five times more than their government counterparts, depending on workload and hospital arrangements. 7. Finance, banking and procurement leaders Senior banking directors: RM25,000 to RM50,000 a month. Finance Director: RM25,000 to RM40,000 a month. Head of Procurement: RM25,000 to RM50,000 a month. Supply Chain Director: RM20,000 to RM40,000 a month. Audit Director: RM20,000 to RM30,000 a month. 8. Technology, AI and cybersecurity specialists This is the fastest-moving group on the list. Demand for tech talent continues to run ahead of supply, and cybersecurity now pays as well as many C-suite roles. Cybersecurity Architect: RM40,000 to RM60,000 a month. Head of Data: RM25,000 to RM45,000 a month. Cybersecurity Consultant: RM15,000 to RM35,000 a month. AI Developer and Machine Learning Engineer: RM8,000 to RM20,000 a month. Data Scientist: salary guides benchmark experienced hires at RM15,000 to RM30,000 a month, though live 2026 job postings for mid to senior roles cluster lower, at around RM7,000 to RM12,500. Software Engineer: RM5,000 to RM12,000 a month. Which high-paying fields are growing fastest in 2026? Beyond the titles above, a few sectors are creating new high-income roles quickly. Skills, not seniority alone, are now driving the biggest pay jumps. SectorIn-demand rolesTechnology and AIAI and machine learning engineers, cloud architects, integrated circuit (IC) designers, cybersecurity architectsEngineering and energySemiconductor process engineers, solar energy engineers, oil and gas engineering managersFinance and legalIslamic finance specialists, corporate legal partners, General CounselHealthcarePrivate specialist and subspecialist consultants At sector level, DOSM data shows mining and quarrying paid the highest median wage in March 2026 at RM9,678, more than three times the national median. Why do these jobs pay so much more? Five factors keep showing up across every high-paying role in Malaysia. Specialised skills: AI, cybersecurity, fintech and surgical expertise are hard to find and slow to train. Industry demand: sectors facing talent shortages, like tech and healthcare, compete hard on pay. Leadership scope: the bigger the team, budget or market you run, the higher the package. Experience: wages peak in mid-career. DOSM's March 2026 data shows workers aged 45 to 49 had the highest median wage, at about RM4,100. Location: Kuala Lumpur (RM4,527) and Selangor (RM3,445) lead state medians, driven by concentrated business activity and higher living costs. Notice the pattern? Most of these jobs take 10 to 20 years to reach. Degrees, promotions, and a fair amount of waiting. Is there a high-income career without the corporate climb? Yes, and it's one many Malaysians overlook: becoming a registered real estate negotiator (REN). Real estate agents are not paid a fixed salary. They earn commission on every deal they close. That means your income scales with your performance, not your job title. How much can a real estate agent earn per deal? In Malaysia, subsale commission is typically 2% to 3% of the property price, in line with MIEA guidance. Here's a simple worked example: Commission = property price x commission rateRM600,000 home x 2.5% = RM15,000 gross commissionTwo similar deals a month = RM30,000 in gross commission, before your agency split. Your actual take-home depends on your commission split, deal volume and market. But the maths shows why top agents can earn well above the RM11,500 line that marks Malaysia's top 10%. Corporate ladder vs real estate career FactorTop corporate rolesReal estate agent (REN)Time to high incomeOften 10 to 20 yearsDepends on deals closedDegree neededUsually, plus postgraduate or professional credentialsNo degree needed to startPay structureFixed salary plus bonusCommission, no salary ceilingIncome stabilityPredictableVariable, scales with performanceRegulatorVaries by professionBOVAEP registration required It isn't a shortcut. Real estate rewards hustle, consistency and good mentorship. But for people who want their effort reflected directly in their pay, few careers match it. Key takeaways1. C-suite roles are the highest paying jobs in Malaysia, with CEO benchmarks up to RM1,500,000 a year and CFOs at multinationals on RM40,000 to RM75,000 a month.2. General Managers, Marketing Directors, HR Directors, legal partners and private medical specialists round out the top tier.3. Malaysia's median formal-sector wage was RM3,027 in March 2026, and the top 10% earned RM11,500 or more.4. AI, cybersecurity, cloud, semiconductor, solar and Islamic finance roles are the fastest-growing high earners.5. Most top salaries take a decade or more to reach. Commission-based careers like real estate offer a performance-driven alternative with no salary ceiling. What is the highest paying job in Malaysia? C-suite executive roles, especially CEO, CFO and CTO, are the highest paying jobs in Malaysia. CEO pay benchmarks reach up to RM1,500,000 a year, while 2026 salary guides place CFOs at multinationals at RM40,000 to RM75,000 a month. What is the median salary in Malaysia in 2026? According to DOSM, the median monthly wage of formal-sector employees in Malaysia was RM3,027 in March 2026. The top 10% earned RM11,500 or more, while the bottom 10% earned RM1,700 or less. Which high-paying jobs are most in demand in 2026? AI and machine learning engineers, cybersecurity architects, cloud architects, IC designers, semiconductor process engineers, solar energy engineers and Islamic finance specialists are among the most in-demand high earners Can you earn a high income in Malaysia without a degree? Yes. Commission-based careers like real estate do not require a degree to start. Registered real estate negotiators earn commission on every deal, typically 2% to 3% of a subsale price, so income scales with performance rather than qualifications. The top jobs in Malaysia make you wait. 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F1 is back in Malaysia this weekend and Visit Malaysia 2026 is in full swing. Meanwhile, the Kuala Lumpur Golden Triangle is where a lot of that visitor money lands. Hotels, malls, makan and a good lepak session after the race: the crowd spends on all of it here. So why does it matter more than ever? Because the Golden Triangle packs KLCC, Bukit Bintang and TRX into one connected district, so rising visitor numbers show up here first. That can support demand for selected property types. But tourism growth does not guarantee higher prices or rental returns. Entry price, supply, building rules and management still decide that. Already eyeing a unit near KLCC or TRX? Skip to the repayment calculator and check the monthly damage first. TL;DR The Kuala Lumpur Golden Triangle covers the city-centre zone around KLCC and Bukit Bintang, with TRX increasingly included. Tourism Malaysia reported 21.2 million international arrivals in H1 2026, up 2.5% year-on-year. VM2026 now runs to the end of 2027, still targeting 47 million international arrivals and RM329 billion in receipts. F1 is at Sepang from 2 to 4 October 2026, with race-week pop-ups at The Exchange TRX and Plaza PETRONAS. DE Rantau Nomad Pass: 3 to 12 months, renewable once, for remote workers earning above USD 24,000 (tech) or USD 60,000 (non-tech) a year. NAPIC H1 2026: KL deals rose 4.2% to 10,772, but their total value fell 8.7% to RM14.90 billion. In this guideTL;DRWhat Is the Kuala Lumpur Golden Triangle?Why Does Visit Malaysia 2026 Put the Golden Triangle in the Spotlight?F1 Is Back: What Does Race Week Mean for the Kuala Lumpur Golden Triangle?What Makes KL City Center, Bukit Bintang and TRX Different?How Well Connected Is the Golden Triangle?Where Does the DE Rantau Digital Nomad Visa Fit In?What Could VM2026 Mean for Property in the Kuala Lumpur Golden Triangle?What Does the Property Data Say About Central KL in 2026?Will the Golden Triangle Still Matter After VM2026?What Should You Check Before Buying in the Kuala Lumpur Golden Triangle?So, Does the Kuala Lumpur Golden Triangle Matter More in 2026?Frequently Asked Questions What Is the Kuala Lumpur Golden Triangle? The Kuala Lumpur Golden Triangle is the city's main commercial, shopping and tourism zone, centred on KLCC and Bukit Bintang. TRX next door is increasingly part of the picture. However, exact boundaries differ between planning, tourism and property sources. So treat it as a working label, not an official map. Easiest way to picture it? KLCC is the postcard, Bukit Bintang is the shopping-and-makan strip and TRX is the shiny new office quarter. Got MRT, got covered walkways, got malls in every direction. Here's how the three compare, though the table describes what each area does rather than ranking them. AreaMain roleWhat pulls the crowdProperty most exposedKuala Lumpur City CenterLandmark tourism and central business districtPETRONAS Twin Towers, Suria KLCC, KLCC Park, convention centre, Grade A officesHotels, serviced residences, rentals, officesBukit BintangShopping and leisureBig malls, Jalan Alor, nightlife, hotels, MRT and monorailHotels, rentals, retail, mixed-useTRXFinancial and lifestyle districtInternational financial centre, The Exchange TRX mall, TRX City Park, MRT interchangePremium residential, offices, hospitality, mixed-use Why Does Visit Malaysia 2026 Put the Golden Triangle in the Spotlight? Visit Malaysia 2026 (VM2026) is pushing more visitors into the country. When that happens, the places that can absorb crowds win. Central KL has hotels, malls, food streets, trains and event venues within walking distance. As a result, the Golden Triangle tends to feel tourism momentum first. VM2026 officially kicked off on 1 January 2026. Six months in, Tourism Malaysia reported 21.2 million international visitor arrivals, up 2.5% from 20.6 million a year earlier. In April, the government extended the campaign to the end of 2027, partly because the Middle East conflict disrupted flights. Still, the Economy Minister said the original targets stay: 47 million international arrivals and RM329 billion in tourism receipts. Quick note for number nerds: Tourism Malaysia's January launch release used 43 million, while later ministry statements use 47 million. Either way, the target isn't the point. Where the visitors spend is. Tourism money doesn't stop at the hotel lobby After all, visitors don't just check in and sleep. They jalan-jalan, shop, makan at Jalan Alor, grab a Grab and tapau bubble tea back to the room. The Department of Statistics Malaysia (DOSM) puts numbers to this. Tourism industries generated RM323.0 billion in value added in 2025, or 15.9% of GDP. Retail trade made up 50.6% of that, followed by food and beverage at 16.4%. Accommodation, by contrast, was only 9.3%. One caveat, though: this measures tourism-related industries, which also serve locals. It is not money spent by tourists alone. Kuala Lumpur also punches above its weight. DOSM's state data shows KL recorded RM16.9 billion in domestic tourism receipts in 2025, the highest of any state. It also led shopping receipts, at RM7.9 billion. F1 Is Back: What Does Race Week Mean for the Kuala Lumpur Golden Triangle? Formula 1 returns to Malaysia from 2 to 4 October 2026. Sepang International Circuit hosts the Formula 1 Gulf Air Bahrain Grand Prix, Malaysia's first F1 race since 2017. The track is in Sepang, not the city. But race week is already spilling into central KL. Formula 1 and the FIA confirmed the move on 26 July, after the Middle East conflict pushed the Bahrain race off its April date. Bahrain keeps the title and funds the event, so Malaysia isn't paying the usual hosting fee. Lights out is on Sunday, 4 October, at 3pm Malaysia time. Meanwhile, MyKad holders could buy three-day general admission passes from RM200. The spillover could still be big. Analysts quoted by the New Straits Times put potential economic activity at up to RM1.3 billion, across hotels, F&B, transport and retail. Hotels near the circuit, for example, were fully booked within hours of the announcement. In the city, meanwhile, the Malaysian Association of Hotels' KL chapter said bookings were filling up, though at an uneven pace. Race week inside the Golden Triangle View this post on Instagram A post shared by Car Places Malaysia (@carplacesmy) Race week has also landed in the malls. The Exchange TRX is running a "Lights Out Kuala Lumpur" F1 pop-up until 4 October. Over at KLCC, Plaza PETRONAS hosts a Mercedes-AMG PETRONAS F1 car display and racing simulator from 1 to 4 October, after a Twin Towers light show on 30 September. China's Golden Week holidays also fall in the same week, so expect Bukit Bintang to feel extra busy. Should F1 week change your property plans? Short answer: tak payah rush. A three-day race doesn't change a building's long-term rent. Instead, race week shows how much event demand the Golden Triangle can absorb, and which buildings sit closest to that flow. Also, don't bank on a sequel. One industry figure quoted by The Star called a permanent F1 return "very remote", given the hosting costs. F1 week lasts three days. Your home loan can last 35 years. Event buzz fades fast. Your purchase price, the unit's real rent and the building's rules stay. An IQI agent can pull recent transacted prices and rental comps for KLCC, Bukit Bintang and TRX first. Free, and no pressure. Talk to a local IQI agent → Or browse now: subsale homes and new launches. What Makes KL City Center, Bukit Bintang and TRX Different? Each corner of the Kuala Lumpur Golden Triangle pulls a different crowd. That matters when you decide what to buy and who you'll rent to. KLCC: the landmark and business anchor KLCC combines the PETRONAS Twin Towers, Suria KLCC, KLCC Park and the Kuala Lumpur Convention Centre with Grade A offices and five-star hotels. So it pulls holidaymakers and business travellers at the same time. The mall numbers also look solid. KLCCP Stapled Group's retail segment, led by Suria KLCC, held 98% occupancy in Q1 2026, with footfall up 13% year-on-year. Then, in Q2, retail revenue rose 4.2% to RM143.7 million as eight new tenants moved in, including three flagship stores. Just remember that footfall counts locals too, so it's commercial context rather than proof of tourist-only demand. Bukit Bintang: shopping, makan and nightlife Bukit Bintang is KL's most visible shopping and leisure strip. Pavilion Kuala Lumpur, Lot 10 and Sungei Wang sit a short walk from Jalan Alor. Add bars, hawker stalls and budget-to-atas hotels, and you get a full day out. Bring your shopping kaki. In fact, Tourism Malaysia counts Bukit Bintang and KLCC among its premier shopping zones. In September 2026, it also lined up an Autumn Music and Cultural Festival with Sungei Wang Plaza. The flip side? Bukit Bintang also has plenty of serviced residences chasing the same short-stay guests. Location alone won't make your unit stand out. TRX: the newer financial and lifestyle quarter The Tun Razak Exchange (TRX) is a 70-acre district billed as Malaysia's international financial centre. It mixes Grade A offices, The Exchange TRX mall, residences, TRX City Park and KL's only MRT interchange. Momentum is strong. TRX City said on 1 September 2026 that more than 85% of its office supply is committed. Menara Ethos, its 10th building, will also add about 808,000 sq ft of offices, with main construction due to start in December 2026. About 30,000 people already work in the district, according to TRX City. So that's a steady weekday crowd for cafés, gyms and nearby rentals. Office momentum, though, is not the same as residential returns. How Well Connected Is the Golden Triangle? Very. Its real strength is how easily people move between the three areas, on foot and by rail, without touching a car. A covered, air-conditioned walkway of about 1.7 km links KLCC and Bukit Bintang, according to the Kuala Lumpur Convention Centre. So you can walk from Suria KLCC to Pavilion without melting in the heat or getting stuck in the jam. Rail coverage is dense too: KLCC LRT station on the Kelana Jaya Line Persiaran KLCC and Conlay MRT stations on the Putrajaya Line Bukit Bintang MRT station on the Kajang Line, plus the Bukit Bintang monorail stop The Tun Razak Exchange MRT interchange, where the Kajang and Putrajaya Lines meet Why should investors care? Because easy movement stretches visitor dwell time and widens each mall's catchment, meaning the crowd that can realistically walk in. It also makes car-free living realistic for tenants. That doesn't automatically mean higher prices. But walkability is a rental feature, not just a tourist perk. Where Does the DE Rantau Digital Nomad Visa Fit In? Malaysia's DE Rantau Nomad Pass, run by the Malaysia Digital Economy Corporation (MDEC), lets eligible foreign remote workers live here for 3 to 12 months. The pass can then be renewed for another 12 months. So for the Golden Triangle, it brings a tenant who stays for months, not nights. Here are the basics, based on MDEC's official FAQ and the government's digital services portal: DE Rantau Nomad PassDetails (as of September 2026)Run byMDEC, with the Immigration Department of MalaysiaPass typeProfessional Visit Pass (Pas Lawatan Ikhtisas)Length of stay3 to 12 months, renewable for another 12 monthsIncome, tech and digital rolesAbove USD 24,000 a yearIncome, non-tech rolesAbove USD 60,000 a yearWho qualifiesRemote employees of non-Malaysian companies, or digital freelancers with qualifying contractsMDEC feeRM1,000 per main applicant and RM500 per dependant, plus SST and Immigration pass feesProcessing timeAbout 4 to 8 weeks The non-tech category opened in June 2024, covering roles such as founders, finance managers and legal counsel. Fees and rules do change, though, so check MDEC's DE Rantau page before applying. What do digital nomads look for in a rental? Mostly, they want furnished units near an MRT station, with fast Wi-Fi, a proper work desk and strong aircond. A fancy lobby matters less than a reliable internet line. The programme also points pass holders to "nomad-ready" living and working spaces, called DE Rantau Hubs. For owners, that's a clear hint of what this tenant expects. Keep it in proportion, though. Nomads are one tenant segment, and Mont Kiara and Bangsar South compete for them too. For the national view, see how VM2026, DE Rantau and short-term rentals are reshaping property investment. If you're an expat looking for a detailed guide on the DE Rantau application process, check out this video review from an expat who went through it step-by-step: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=NEvL_KM-1WM https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=c0sgWKe_3NY Please note that both videos are from three years ago, so be sure to check the official government website for the latest updates. As a real estate agency, we love sharing helpful tips, but we aren't qualified to provide official visa or immigration advice. What Could VM2026 Mean for Property in the Kuala Lumpur Golden Triangle? Higher visitor activity does not automatically lift property values. Instead, it can strengthen demand drivers for selected property types. Those include hotels, serviced residences, furnished rentals, retail and some offices. Still, how much one unit benefits depends on its price, nearby supply, building rules and management. At IQI, we've tried to size the opportunity. In January 2026, Juwai IQI Co-Founder and Group CEO Kashif Ansari estimated that VM2026 "could channel roughly RM22 billion directly into property-related activity". He based that on government data showing accommodation takes about 18% of tourism spending, and on the earlier 43 million target. The estimate spans hotels, serviced apartments and short-term rentals. However, it is not a forecast of your rental yield. So what does that demand look like on the ground? Below are some in-demand Airbnb stays and hotel rooms in the Kuala Lumpur Golden Triangle. Use them as a benchmark for what visitors book, and for the competition any new short-stay unit will face. Image of Robertson Residence KL, Image source: Klook View of Petronas Twin Tower from Sky Suites KLCC by Staylar, Image from Kuala Lumpur Hotels Dorsett KL building, Image from Klook Tropicana Residence KL, Image from Tropicana Corporation Berhad The Manor Signature Rooftop Infinity pool, Image from booking.com Serviced residences and rentals: short, mid or long stay? The same unit can chase very different tenants. So choose your lane before you buy, because each one needs a different set-up. Stay typeTypical guestWhat winsWhat to watchShort stay (a few nights)Tourists, F1 and concert crowds, weekend shoppersLocation, photos, reviews, smooth check-inBuilding short-stay rules, seasonality, platform and cleaning feesMid stay (1 to 12 months)DE Rantau nomads, project staff, relocating professionalsFurnishing, Wi-Fi, work desk, MRT accessEmpty weeks between tenants, wear on furnishingsLong stay (12 months or more)Office workers, couples, expat familiesPrice, commute, parking, maintenanceLower headline rent, tenant screening Thinking of going the Airbnb route? First, check the rules in our guide to starting a short-term rental in Malaysia. Hotels and business events Hotels feel VM2026 and events like F1 most directly. Business travel also adds a second engine. According to DOSM, health and MICE services (meetings, incentives, conventions and exhibitions) made up 13.1% of tourism value added in 2025. Still, it's not all smooth sailing. In May, Kenanga Research cautioned that Middle East tensions and pricier flights could dampen VM2026 tailwinds. Retail, F&B and offices Tourist footfall helps shops and restaurants, but prime rents and operating costs are high. In fact, a unit on the main walking route and one tucked round the corner can perform very differently. Offices are a different game. TRX and KLCC office demand comes from companies, banks and regional hubs, while business visitors simply add to the weekday crowd. Buying in the Kuala Lumpur Golden Triangle? Check the monthly repayment first Golden Triangle prices can climb fast, so run your numbers before any viewing. Plug a realistic price, margin of finance and tenure into the calculator below. Estimates for guidance only. Actual figures depend on the bank's assessment, current rates, and your full financial profile. Then add the one-off costs. Our property transaction fees calculator helps you estimate what you'll pay on top of the price. What Does the Property Data Say About Central KL in 2026? The latest official numbers point to a steady but selective KL market. More deals are closing, but their total value is down. Meanwhile, prices are inching up and rents vary a lot by building. Here's what the National Property Information Centre (NAPIC) reported for H1 2026: Kuala Lumpur indicatorH1 2026Change vs H1 2025All property transactions10,772Up 4.2%Total transaction valueRM14.90 billionDown 8.7%Residential transactions6,618, worth RM6.11 billionUp 2.4% in volume, up 2.3% in valueNew residential launches1,610 units, 334 sold20.7% sales rateAverage KL house price (Q2 2026, preliminary)RM825,282Up from RM803,500; KL House Price Index up 2.7% Rents show the same pick-and-choose pattern. For example, NAPIC's H1 2026 rental data has 1 Persiaran KLCC @ Quadro Residence at RM8,000 to RM8,500 a month. That's up 6.06%, for a gross yield of 4.9%. One building is not the market. Still, it shows prime KLCC stock has takers at the top end. Supply is the other side of the coin. KL had 4,181 unsold completed serviced apartments at the end of Q1 2026, as our NAPIC Q1 2026 analysis shows. So check what's unsold near any building you're eyeing. For resale trends, see our look at KL subsale prices breaking RM1 million in Q1 2026. The verdict on central KL in 2026? Steady lah, but selective. Will the Golden Triangle Still Matter After VM2026? Yes, if you judge the Kuala Lumpur Golden Triangle on what stays after the banners come down. Campaigns and race weekends end. But rail lines, covered walkways, offices and malls don't. F1 datang, F1 pergi. The MRT stays. Meanwhile, the campaign itself now runs to the end of 2027. TRX's Menara Ethos moves into construction, and KLCC keeps adding flagship stores. So think in two layers. Events bring short bursts of demand, while the long-term case rests on jobs, transport, retail depth and repeat visitors. What Should You Check Before Buying in the Kuala Lumpur Golden Triangle? Use this as your pre-viewing checklist. Buy the numbers, not the hype. FactorWhat to checkWhy it mattersEntry priceRecent transacted price per sq ft, not just the asking priceHigh demand won't fix overpayingTenant typeShort, mid or long stay, and who actually rents thereDifferent buildings suit different tenantsBuilding rulesJMB or MC by-laws on short-term staysSome buildings restrict Airbnb-style staysSupplyUnsold units and upcoming launches nearbyMore supply means more competition for tenantsMonthly costsMaintenance fee, sinking fund, utility tariffsThey eat into your net yield every monthManagement qualityLifts, security, cleanliness, repair speedTenants notice, and online reviews show itTransportWalking time to MRT or LRT, covered linksCar-free tenants pay for convenienceExit liquidityHow often units in the building change handsMatters when you want to sellForeign buyer rulesState consent, minimum price thresholds, stamp dutyNon-citizens face extra costs and limitsFinancingLoan eligibility, margin of finance, debt service ratio (DSR)Your cash flow must survive quiet months Want to go deeper? Read up on condo management fees and the real cost of buying a house in Malaysia. Buying from overseas? Then see how MM2H compares for international buyers. So, Does the Kuala Lumpur Golden Triangle Matter More in 2026? Yes. VM2026 and F1 week shine a brighter light on the part of KL where tourism, retail, business, hotels and transport already overlap. But its property story should be judged on long-term fundamentals, not one campaign or one race weekend. The Golden Triangle rewards homework, not hype. Buying your first city unit or adding to a portfolio? An IQI agent shortlists units that fit your budget, compares transacted prices and rental comps, and checks building rules before you sign. IQI is one of Malaysia's largest property networks, with 30,000+ professionals across 20+ countries. Speak to a local IQI agent before you decide. Disclaimer: This article is for general information only, not financial, legal, tax or investment advice. We checked the figures and rules quoted on 30 September 2026, but they can change. Estimates, including IQI's own, are not guarantees of returns. So before you act, confirm the latest regulations and requirements with the relevant government authority and a qualified professional. We share this guide to help you make an informed decision. IQI Global does not endorse the brands or events mentioned and is not liable for decisions based on this article. Frequently Asked Questions What is the Kuala Lumpur Golden Triangle? It is Kuala Lumpur's main commercial, shopping and tourism zone, generally centred on KLCC and Bukit Bintang, with TRX increasingly seen as part of it. Boundaries vary between planning, tourism and property sources, so it works best as a descriptive label, not an official map. Which areas are part of the Kuala Lumpur Golden Triangle? KLCC and Bukit Bintang form the established core. KLCC brings the PETRONAS Twin Towers, Suria KLCC and the convention centre, while Bukit Bintang brings the big malls, Jalan Alor and nightlife. TRX, next to Bukit Bintang, is increasingly linked to both. Why does the Kuala Lumpur Golden Triangle matter to Visit Malaysia 2026? It packs hotels, malls, food streets, attractions, business venues and rail links into one walkable area, so rising visitor numbers show up there fast. Retail made up 50.6% of tourism industries' value added in 2025, and KL led all states in domestic tourism receipts. How many international visitors did Malaysia receive in H1 2026? Tourism Malaysia reported 21.2 million international visitor arrivals from January to June 2026, up 2.5% from 20.6 million a year earlier. Growth has been steady rather than explosive, partly because the Middle East conflict disrupted some flight routes. Which property types could benefit most from tourism growth? Hotels, serviced residences, furnished rentals, retail and some commercial property are more exposed to visitor and business activity than ordinary owner-occupied homes. Even so, results differ by building, so check transacted prices, supply, management fees and short-stay rules before buying. Eyeing a unit near KL City Center, Bukit Bintang or TRX? Don't let F1 fever or kiasu-ness decide for you. Leave your details and a local IQI agent will pull transacted prices, rental comps and building rules for your shortlist. [custom_blog_form] Continue reading: Penang Turf Club: From Racing Legacy to Future Land Prospects RM 140 Billion Bandar Malaysia: Is This KL’s Next Growth Corridor? Buying Property in Klang Valley: The Complete 2026 Guide Sources: Tourism Malaysia: VM2026 officially begins (January 2026) Tourism Malaysia: H1 2026 international visitor arrivals (August 2026) Free Malaysia Today: Visit Malaysia campaign extended to 2027 (21 April 2026) DOSM: Tourism Satellite Account 2025 DOSM: Domestic Tourism Survey by State 2025 Formula 1: Malaysia confirmed as 2026 Bahrain Grand Prix host (26 July 2026) New Straits Times: F1 return puts RM1.3bil economic prize in sight (27 September 2026) KLCCP Stapled Group Q1 2026 results via Bernama (May 2026) TRX City: Menara Ethos press release (1 September 2026) MDEC: DE Rantau Nomad Pass FAQ (version 9) Ministry of Digital: DE Rantau eligibility expanded (7 June 2024) NAPIC: Property Market Report H1 2026
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