Negotiator ∙ Dreammakerz
Felix
REN44487
Negotiator ∙ Dreammakerz
Felix
REN44487
About Felix
Leveraging market knowledge and negotiation skills to deliver exceptional results. Your real estate success is my priority. Ready to make your real estate dreams a reality? Let's chat. Your dream home awaits.
357 properties on sale
3 properties on rent
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Taman Puteri Wangsa 1 Sty Terrace,Jalan Lembing,Ulu Tiram,Renovated
ulu tiram
€ 100,605
Listed on July 28, 2026
Taman Skudai Baru 2 Sty Terrace,Jalan Hang Tuah,Skudai,Renovated
skudai
€ 147,836
Listed on August 6, 2026
Austin Residence 1.5 Sty Terrace,Taman Mount Austin,Johor Bahru,Gng
johor bahru
€ 143,600
Listed on July 29, 2026
Taman Nusa Bayu 2 Sty Terrace,Iskandar Puteri,Gelang Patah,Renovated
gelang patah
€ 141,059
Listed on March 25, 2026
Pangsapuri Jasa,Taman Mutiara Rini Low Cost Flat,Renovated,Skudai
skudai
€ 48,714
Listed on July 29, 2026
Taman Teratai Single Storey Big Corner Lot,Skudai,Johor Bahru,Extend
skudai
€ 166,898
Listed on August 25, 2026
Taman Impian Emas 2 Sty Terrace,Skudai,Renovated,Unblock,Johor Bahru
skudai
€ 154,614
Listed on July 28, 2026
Austin Regency,Jalan Austin Perdana,Taman Mount Austin,Low Floor
austin regency
€ 80,060
Listed on March 16, 2026
Taman Puteri Wangsa 1 Sty Terrace,Jalan Keris,Ulu Tiram,Renovated
ulu tiram
€ 116,066
Listed on August 21, 2026
Taman Puteri Wangsa 2 Sty Terrace,Jalan Jenawi,Ulu Tiram,Renovated
ulu tiram
€ 135,128
Listed on April 14, 2026
Taman Universiti 1 Sty Terrace,Jalan Kemuliaan,Skudai,Renovated,Bumi Lot
skudai
€ 101,029
Listed on April 20, 2026
Desa Cemerlang 1 Sty Terrace,Jalan Kekabu,Ulu Tiram,Renovated,Extend
ulu tiram
€ 122,844
Listed on July 18, 2026
Scientex Kulai 2 Sty Medium Cost,Kelapa Sawit,Johor Bahru,Renovated
kulai
€ 68,835
Listed on July 21, 2026
Taman Pulai Indah Double Storey Terrace,Unblock View,Skudai,Johor Bahru
skudai
€ 118,184
Listed on August 23, 2026
Taman Kota Masai 2 Sty Terrace,Eco Tropics,Pasir Gudang,Bumi Lot
eco tropics
€ 105,900
Listed on March 9, 2026
Taman Scientex 2.5 Sty Terrace,Jalan Scientex,Kelapa Sawit,Bumi Lot
kulai
€ 82,178
Listed on September 3, 2026
Taman Kemas 2 Sty Terrace,Jalan Selasih,Johor Bahru,Renovated,Tampoi
johor bahru
€ 122,844
Listed on March 25, 2026
Taman Rinting 2 Sty Low Cost Endlot,Jalan Geharu,Masai,Renovated,Extend
masai
€ 97,004
Listed on April 15, 2026
Nusa Perdana Service Apartment,Full Loan,Gelang Patah,Ground Floor
gelang patah
€ 95,310
Listed on July 31, 2026
Villa Hijauan Townhouse,Duplex,Skudai,Full Loan,Cash Out,Selesa Jaya
skudai
€ 67,776
Listed on April 2, 2026
Taman Sri Putri Double Storey Terrace,Jalan Gangsa,Skudai,Renovated
skudai
€ 128,774
Listed on April 21, 2026
Bandar Baru Permas Jaya 2 Sty Low Cost,Renovated,Unblock View,Extend
permas jaya
€ 90,650
Listed on August 27, 2026
Taman Setia Indah 2 Sty Terrace,Jalan Setia,Precinct 10,Original,Gng
johor bahru
€ 147,836
Listed on March 31, 2026
Taman Pasir Putih 2 Sty Terrace,Jalan Senangin,Pasir Gudang,Full Loan
pasir gudang
€ 88,956
Listed on July 14, 2026
Taman Air Biru 2 Sty Low Cost,Pasir Gudang,Johor Bahru,Renovated
pasir gudang
€ 71,588
Listed on August 12, 2026
Permas Jaya Low Cost Flat,Masai,Johor Bahru,Level 5,Gng
permas jaya
€ 35,582
Listed on July 8, 2026
Kota Masai 2 Sty Low Cost,Renovated,Extend,Jalan Duku,Pasir Gudang
masai
€ 75,824
Listed on March 19, 2026
Taman Skudai Baru 2 Sty Low Cost,Jalan Hang Tuah,Skudai,Renovated
skudai
€ 94,886
Listed on July 17, 2026
Taman Tampoi Utama Medium Cost,Jalan Titiwangsa,Johor Bahru,Renovated
tampoi
€ 46,596
Listed on July 15, 2026
Horizon Residence,High Floor,Renovated,Bukit Indah,Gelang Patah,Full Loan
iskandar puteri
€ 109,712
Listed on August 17, 2026
Taman Teratai Single Storey Low Cost,Jalan Lumpit,Skudai,Renovated
skudai
€ 90,015
Listed on July 5, 2026
Palazio Apartment,High Floor,Pool View,Full Loan,Taman Mount Austin
johor bahru
€ 92,768
Listed on March 11, 2026
Kota Masai 2 Sty Low Cost,Jalan Duku,Pasir Gudang,Renovated,Extend
pasir gudang
€ 75,824
Listed on April 15, 2026
Taman Kobena 2 Sty Terrace,Bumi Lot,Jalan Subang,Tampoi,Johor Bahru
johor bahru
€ 104,841
Listed on September 8, 2026
Bandar Tiram 2 Sty Terrace,Jalan Tiram,Ulu Tiram,Renovated,Full Loan
ulu tiram
€ 120,302
Listed on August 26, 2026
Taman Kota Masai 2 Sty Terrace,Full Loan,Bumi Lot,Jalan Jambu,Pasir Gudang
masai
€ 99,122
Listed on September 8, 2026
Taman Universiti Single Storey Endlot,Jalan Kemajuan,Skudai,Renovated
skudai
€ 107,594
Listed on August 20, 2026
Taman Bukit Tiram 2 Sty Terrace Corner Lot,Jalan Soga,Ulu Tiram,Renovated
ulu tiram
€ 127,080
Listed on August 6, 2026
Taman Bukit Tiram 2 Sty Endlot,Jalan Ledang,Ulu Tiram,Renovated,Full Loan
ulu tiram
€ 93,192
Listed on September 10, 2026
Taman Senai Utama Single Storey Terrace,Senai,Renovated,Johor Bahru
senai utama
€ 103,358
Listed on March 12, 2026
Bandar Dato Onn 2 Sty Terrace,Jalan Perjiranan,Johor Bahru,Renovated
johor bahru
€ 173,676
Listed on July 30, 2026
Taman Mount Austin 2 Sty Low Cost Corner,Mutiara Emas,Johor Bahru,Renovated
johor bahru
€ 128,774
Listed on March 31, 2026
Larkin Residences Fasa 2,Jalan Dato Jaafar,Johor Bahru,Renovation
johor bahru
€ 101,664
Listed on April 30, 2026
Bandar Baru Uda 2 Sty Terrace,Jalan Padi Mahsuri,Johor Bahru,Renovated
tampoi
€ 126,656
Listed on April 21, 2026
Kempas Baru 1 Sty Bungalow,Jalan Banjaran,Johor Bahru,Renovated
kempas baru
€ 116,490
Listed on March 25, 2026
Pontian Utama Low Cost Flat,Ground Floor,Johor Bahru,Renovated
pontian
€ 44,478
Listed on July 14, 2026
Taman Abad 1 Sty Terrace,Century Garden,Ksl Mall,Johor Bahru,Jb Town
johor bahru
€ 190,620
Listed on July 31, 2026
Taman Wawasan Kelapa Sawit 1 Sty Terrace,Jalan Merpati,Kulai,Renovated
kulai
€ 88,532
Listed on April 18, 2026
Taman Universiti 1 Sty Terrace,Jalan Pertanian,Skudai,Renovated,Extend
skudai
€ 108,018
Listed on September 4, 2026
Taman Pulai Utama 2 Sty Terrace,Jalan Pulai,Skudai,Renovated,Bumi Lot
pulai utama
€ 127,080
Listed on June 25, 2026
Larkin 1 Sty Bungalow,Jb Town,Jalan Tani,Johor Bahru,Renovated,Extend
johor bahru
€ 162,662
Listed on August 29, 2026
Taman Teratai Double Storey Terrace,Sri Pulai,Skudai,Meranti,Renovated
skudai
€ 130,892
Listed on April 18, 2026
Baiduri Perling Low Cost Flat,Jalan Perkaka,Johor Bahru,Renovated
taman baiduri perling
€ 41,936
Listed on March 10, 2026
Taman Ungku Tun Aminah 1 Sty Terrace,Jalan Nakhoda,Skudai,Renovated
tun aminah
€ 122,844
Listed on April 4, 2026
Idaman Resident Service Apartment,Nusa Indah,Iskandar Puteri,Level 7
gelang patah
€ 124,538
Listed on March 22, 2026
Bandar Putra Kulai 2 Sty Terrace,Jalan Kasawari,Kulai,Renovated,Unblock
kulai
€ 124,538
Listed on June 10, 2026
Taman Kota Masai 2 Sty Low Cost,Renovated,Extend,Jalan Tembikai,Full Loan
masai
€ 73,706
Listed on July 31, 2026
Taman Damai Jaya 2 Sty Low Cost,Renovated,Full Loan,Jalan Makmur
jalan makmur
€ 69,894
Listed on March 7, 2026
Denai Nusantara Apartment,Gelang Patah,Full Loan,Low Floor,Rmmj
gelang patah
€ 75,824
Listed on August 26, 2026
Taman Rinting 1 Sty Endlot,Jalan Tembusu,Masai,Renovated,Extend
masai
€ 124,538
Listed on August 21, 2026
Taman Skudai Baru 1 Sty Terrace,Jalan Hang Jebat,Skudai,Renovated
skudai
€ 135,128
Listed on August 13, 2026
Taman Damai Jaya 2 Sty Low Cost,Jalan Makmur,Skudai,Renovated,Extend
skudai
€ 88,956
Listed on September 5, 2026
Taman Mutiara Rini 2 Sty Semi D,Jalan Bestari,Skudai,Rmmj,Johor Bahru
skudai
€ 131,316
Listed on August 25, 2026
Bandar Putra Kulai Single Storey Corner Lot,Jalan Terkukur,Kulai,Senai
kulai
€ 122,844
Listed on March 30, 2026
Taman Ungku Tun Aminah 1 Sty Terrace,Jalan Pahlawan,Skudai,Renovated
skudai
€ 120,302
Listed on April 17, 2026
Nusa Bestari Residency 2 Sty Terrace,Jalan Nb,Skudai,Gng,Renovated
skudai
€ 166,898
Listed on July 21, 2026
Taman Sri Skudai Single Storey Terrace,Jalan Emas,Skudai,Renovated
skudai
€ 101,240
Listed on August 6, 2026
Taman Pulai Indah 2 Sty Medium Cost,Renovated,Kangkar Pulai,Skudai
skudai
€ 84,720
Listed on July 31, 2026
Taman Daya 2 Sty Low Cost,Jalan Pinang,Johor Bahru,Renovated,Extend
johor bahru
€ 99,122
Listed on August 12, 2026
Taman Air Biru Double Storey Semi D,Pasir Gudang,Renovated,Extend
pasir gudang
€ 126,656
Listed on August 7, 2026
Taman Sutera Double Storey Corner Lot,Jalan Sutra,Saleng,Renovated,Kulai
kulai
€ 109,712
Listed on August 20, 2026
Taman Pontian Utama Low Cost Flat,Renovated,High Floor,Full Loan
pontian
€ 33,888
Listed on September 7, 2026
Taman Skudai Baru 1 Sty Terrace,Jalan Hang Lekiu,Skudai,Renovated,Bumi Lot
6,jalan hang lekiu 11
€ 118,184
Listed on February 25, 2026
Taman Desa Cemerlang 2 Sty Terrace,Jalan Ara,Ulu Tiram,Renovated
ulu tiram
€ 107,594
Listed on April 13, 2026
Taman Bukit Mewah 2 Sty Corner Lot,Medium Cost,Johor Bahru,Renovated
skudai
€ 105,900
Listed on September 13, 2026
Kangkar Pulai Low Cost Flat,Kenari Flat,Jalan Harmoni,Skudai,Top Floor
skudai
€ 31,346
Listed on July 27, 2026
ungku tun aminah
blok 56 0219
€ 46,172
Listed on March 3, 2026
Bandar Putra Kulai Single Storey Terrace,Jalan Merbuk,Kulai,Renovated
johor bahru
€ 103,358
Listed on September 13, 2026
One 49 Residence,High Floor,Johor Bahru,Blok A,Jb Town,Ciq
johor bahru
€ 101,664
Listed on April 4, 2026
Damansara Aliff 2 Sty Terrace,Gng,Renovated,Johor Bahru,Tampoi,Skudai
skudai
€ 160,544
Listed on July 25, 2026
Taman Seri Paya 1 Sty Terrace,Jalan Selar,Kluang,Bumi Lot,Original
seri paya
€ 46,596
Listed on April 9, 2026
Plentong Baru 2 Sty Terrace,Renovated,Permas Jaya,Masai,Extend
plentong baru
€ 128,774
Listed on March 11, 2026
Bandar Seri Alam 2 Sty Terrace,Masai,Pasir Gudang,Renovated,Extend
pasir gudang
€ 143,600
Listed on August 13, 2026
Taman Sri Pulai 1 Sty Low Cost,Jalan Pakis,Kangkar Pulai,Renovated
skudai
€ 84,508
Listed on March 25, 2026
Taman Scientex 2.5 Storey Terrace,Jalan Tiong,Pasir Gudang,Renovated
pasir gudang
€ 95,310
Listed on August 27, 2026
Bandar Baru Permas Jaya Double Storey Low Cost,Original,Johor Bahru
permas jaya
€ 77,942
Listed on February 26, 2026
Bandar Baru Uda 1 Sty Terrace,Jalan Padi,Johor Bahru,Renovated,Bumi Lot
johor bahru
€ 116,490
Listed on April 20, 2026
Taman Pulai Utama 2 Sty Terrace,Jalan Pulai,Skudai,Renovated,Extend
skudai
€ 126,656
Listed on July 24, 2026
Taman Pelangi Indah Low Cost Flat,Jalan Cantik,Level 3,Original
ulu tiram
€ 37,065
Listed on August 25, 2026
Taman Desa Jaya 2 Sty Low Cost,Jalan Danau,Johor Bahru,Renovated
johor bahru
Listed on September 2, 2026
Taman Cendana Low Cost Flat,Ground Floor,Pasir Gudang,Renovated
pasir gudang
€ 52,526
Listed on September 13, 2026
Taman Rinting Balau Low Cost Flat,Renovated,Level 1,Pasir Gudang
taman rinting
€ 52,526
Listed on September 13, 2026
Taman Universiti 1 Sty Terrace,Jalan Kemuliaan,Skudai,Renovated
skudai
€ 103,358
Listed on August 25, 2026
Taman Perling 1 Sty Terrace,Jalan Camar,Tampoi,Skudai,Renovated,Extend
perling
€ 141,482
Listed on March 31, 2026
Taman Perling 2 Storey Low Cost,Jalan Camar,Johor Bahru,Unblock
johor bahru
€ 80,484
Listed on June 13, 2026
Bandar Putra Single Storey Terrace,Jalan Tiong,Kulai,Renovated,Extend
kulai
€ 103,358
Listed on July 18, 2026
Taman Sri Pulai 1 Sty Low Cost Corner Lot,Jalan Rotan,Johor Bahru,Renovated
skudai
€ 111,830
Listed on July 29, 2026
Taman Kota Masai 1 Sty Terrace,Jalan Bacang,Pasir Gudang,Renovated
ktoa masai
€ 98,487
Listed on March 11, 2026
Permas Jaya Double Storey Low Cost,Renovated,Extend,Johor Bahru
permas jaya
€ 84,296
Listed on March 27, 2026
Bandar Seri Alam Double Storey Terrace,Jalan Bukit,Pasir Gudang,Renovated
pasir gudang
€ 120,302
Listed on April 21, 2026
Taman Scientex 2.5 Sty Terrace,Jalan Tiong,Pasir Gudang,Renovated
pasir gudang
€ 99,122
Listed on May 12, 2026
Taman Pulai Mutiara 2 Sty Endlot with Land,Bare Unit,Johor Bahru
pulai mutiara
€ 134,493
Listed on March 6, 2026
Taman Puteri Wangsa 2 Sty Terrace,Jalan Badik,Ulu Tiram,Renovated
ulu tiram
€ 113,948
Listed on August 25, 2026
Taman Puteri Park 2 Sty Endlot,Jalan Puteri 2/3,Ulu Tiram,Renovated,Extend
ulu tiram
€ 156,308
Listed on April 24, 2026
Taman Redang Medium Cost Flat,Level 3,Molek,Johor Bahru,Harmoni Utama
johor bahru
€ 46,596
Listed on September 7, 2026
Taman Abad 1 Sty Terrace,Jalan Landak Kelubi,Jb Town,Renovated,Extend
johor bahru
€ 164,780
Listed on July 21, 2026
Taman Rinting Low Cost Flat,Balau Flat,Masai,Level 1,Pasir Gudang
masai
€ 42,148
Listed on July 20, 2026
Bandar Baru Permas Jaya 2 Sty Low Cost,Renovated,Johor Bahru,Full Loan,Extend
johor bahru
€ 84,296
Listed on May 12, 2026
Kipark Apartment,Level 5,Tampoi,Skudai,Full Loan,Bumi Lot,Johor Bahru
skudai
€ 67,776
Listed on July 8, 2026
Taman Kota Masai 2 Storey Medium Cost Corner Lot,Renovated,Full Loan
masai
€ 95,310
Listed on September 11, 2026
Taman Desa Harmoni 1 Sty Terrace,Jalan Harmoni,Johor Bahru,Molek
johor bahru
€ 95,310
Listed on July 25, 2026
Plentong Hijauan Utama Low Cost Flat,Jalan Bunga Teratai,Tingkat 5
ulu tiram
€ 39,818
Listed on July 9, 2026
Taman Angkasa 1 Sty Terrace,Jalan Bintang,Senai,Original Condition
senai
€ 92,133
Listed on July 20, 2026
Johor Jaya 1 Sty Terrace,Jalan Anggerik,Johor Bahru,Renovated,Extend
johor jaya
€ 123,903
Listed on July 24, 2026
Taman Bestari Indah 1 Sty Terrace Corner Lot,Renovated,Unblock,Ulu Tiram
ulu tiram
€ 139,364
Listed on September 3, 2026
Taman Johor Jaya 2 Sty Shop Lot,Jalan Teratai,Johor Bahru,1st Floor
johor jaya
€ 318
Listed on August 10, 2026
Taman Senai Utama Single Storey Terrace,Renovated,Senai,Kulai
senai
€ 92,768
Listed on April 20, 2026
Taman Rinting 1 Sty Low Cost Shop Lot,Jalan Ketapang,Masai,Roi 4.5
rinting
€ 84,720
Listed on April 22, 2026
bandar putra kulai
jalan kenari
€ 97,004
Listed on February 26, 2026
Taman Pulai Indah Double Storey Terrace,Skudai,Unblock View,Renovated
skudai
€ 134,493
Listed on April 10, 2026
Taman Johor Jaya 1 Sty Terrace,Jalan Dedap,Johor Bahru,Renovated
johor bahru
€ 124,538
Listed on July 17, 2026
Taman Scientex 2 Sty Terrace,Jalan Kijang,Pasir Gudang,Masai,Seri Alam
pasir gudang
€ 75,189
Listed on March 30, 2026
Bandar Seri Alam 2 Sty Low Cost,Jalan Suria,Masai,Renovated,Extend
jalan suria
€ 80,060
Listed on March 14, 2026
Pulai Perdana Low Cost Flat,High Floor,Skudai,Full Loan,Johor Bahru
skudai
€ 29,228
Listed on September 6, 2026
Taman Rinting Low Cost Flat,Geharu Flat,Masai,Renovated,Level 1
masai
€ 54,644
Listed on July 31, 2026
Taman Pulai Mutiara 2.5 Sty Terrace,Kangkar Pulai,Johor Bahru,Gng
pulai mutiara
€ 124,538
Listed on March 7, 2026
Taman Megah Ria Double Storey Endlot,Jalan Jelatang,Masai,Original
masai
€ 139,788
Listed on August 22, 2026
Taman Damai Jaya 2 Sty Low Cost,Jalan Makmur,Skudai,Renovated,Extend
skudai
€ 86,838
Listed on July 20, 2026
Bandar Indahpura 2 Sty Endlot,Jalan Melati,Kulai,Renovated,Medium Cost
kulai
€ 99,122
Listed on April 12, 2026
Taman Sri Skudai 1 Sty Low Cost,Jalan Emas,Skudai,Renovated,Extend
skudai
€ 88,532
Listed on June 10, 2026
Taman Puteri Wangsa 1 Sty Terrace,Jalan Keris,Ulu Tiram,Renovated,Extend
ulu tiram
€ 97,428
Listed on April 13, 2026
Taman Bukit Kempas 2 Sty Corner Lot,Johor Bahru,Renovated,Extend
skudai
€ 147,836
Listed on September 11, 2026
Taman Damai Jaya 2 Sty Low Cost,Jalan Aman,Skudai,Renovated,Extend
skudai
€ 83,661
Listed on July 17, 2026
Taman Universiti 1 Sty Terrace,Jalan Penyiaran,Skudai,Renovated,Extend
skudai
€ 107,594
Listed on August 1, 2026
Pangsapuri Sri Delima,Level 1,Seri Alam,Masai,Renovated,Pasir Gudang
masai
€ 46,172
Listed on April 16, 2026
Bandar Bukit Mahkota 2 Sty Cluster,Bangi,Selangor,Kajang,Renovated
selangor
€ 112,254
Listed on March 14, 2026
Kota Masai 2 Sty Low Cost,Jalan Tembikai,Pasir Gudang,Renovated
pasir gudang
€ 76,248
Listed on July 15, 2026
Taman Daya 2 Sty Low Cost,Jalan Pinang,Johor Bahru,Renovated,Extend
johor bahru
€ 90,650
Listed on April 22, 2026
Taman Desa Cemerlang 2 Sty Low Cost,Jalan Lanjut,Ulu Tiram,Renovated
desa cemerlang
€ 88,532
Listed on March 24, 2026
Sri Pulai Perdana 2 Sty Corner Lot,Kangkar Pulai,Renovated,Extend,Skudai
skudai
€ 141,482
Listed on March 30, 2026
Bukit Indah 1 Sty Terrace,Jalan Indah,Johor Bahru,Renovated,Extend
johor bahru
€ 145,718
Listed on July 24, 2026
Taman Bukit Indah 1 Sty Terrace,Iskandar Puteri,Renovated,Nusajaya
gelang patah
€ 127,080
Listed on March 19, 2026
Taman Pulai Utama 1 Sty Endlot with Land,Jalan Pulai,Skudai,Full Loan
pulai utama
€ 126,656
Listed on March 13, 2026
Taman Sri Skudai 1 Sty Low Cost,Jalan Tembaga Kuning,Skudai,Renovated
skudai
€ 90,650
Listed on August 21, 2026
Denai Nusantara Apartment,Gelang Patah,Full Loan,Renovated,Mid Floor
iskandar puteri
€ 73,071
Listed on July 3, 2026
Taman Ehsan Jaya 1 Sty Terrace,Jalan Ej,Johor Bahru,Renovated,Extend
johor bahru
€ 116,066
Listed on July 16, 2026
Taman Nusantara 2 Sty Medium Cost,Jalan Nusaria,Gelang Patah,Renovated
gelang patah
€ 101,664
Listed on July 24, 2026
Taman Skudai Baru 2 Sty Terrace,Jalan Hang Tuah,Skudai,Renovated
skudai
€ 147,836
Listed on August 2, 2026
Taman Sri Sentosa 2 Sty Low Cost Corner Lot,Jalan Sentosa,Kulai,Renovated
kulai
€ 92,557
Listed on April 20, 2026
Taman Suria Kluang 1 Sty Terrace,Jalan Bidara,Kluang,Unblock View
kluang
€ 62,481
Listed on July 4, 2026
Taman Putri Kulai 1 Sty Corner Lot,Renovated,Extend,Jalan Sri Putri,Kulai
kulai
€ 139,364
Listed on April 3, 2026
Taman Johor Jaya 1 Sty Terrace,Jalan Bakawali,Johor Bahru,Renovated
johor bahru
€ 126,656
Listed on April 17, 2026
Taman Sri Skudai 1.5 Storey Terrace,Jalan Tembaga Merah,Renovated
skudai
€ 103,358
Listed on July 21, 2026
Taman Rinting 1 Sty Terrace,Jalan Tembusu,Masai,Bumi Lot,Renovated
masai
€ 120,302
Listed on March 24, 2026
Bandar Bestari Perdana 2 Sty Terrace,Jalan Ixora,Pasir Gudang,Renovated
pasir gudang
€ 90,650
Listed on September 9, 2026
Taman Kempas Indah 1 Sty Terrace,Renovated,Extend,Johor Bahru
kempas indah
€ 118,608
Listed on March 16, 2026
Taman Sri Skudai 1 Sty Low Cost Corner,Tembaga Kuning,Skudai,Renovated
skudai
€ 113,948
Listed on July 24, 2026
Taman Cahaya Masai 2 Sty Medium Cost Corner Lot,Full Loan,Unblock
masai
€ 86,414
Listed on August 6, 2026
Taman Impian Emas 1.5 Storey Terrace,Skudai,Renovated,Johor Bahru
skudai
€ 147,836
Listed on April 9, 2026
Taman Bestari Indah 1 Sty Terrace,Ulu Tiram,Renovated,Bumi Lot,Unblock
ulu tiram
€ 97,428
Listed on July 16, 2026
Ungku Tun Aminah Low Cost Flat,Skudai,Ground Floor,Full Loan
skudai
€ 44,478
Listed on July 14, 2026
Tasek 64 Low Cost Flat,Jalan Tasek,Masai,Seri Alam,Megah Ria,Low Floor
masai
€ 41,936
Listed on August 11, 2026
Taman Pulai Emas 1 Sty Terrace,Renovated,Johor Bahru,Full Loan,Extend
johor bahru
€ 92,768
Listed on April 22, 2026
Taman Mutiara Utama 2 Sty Terrace,Skudai Precinct 2,Unblock View
skudai
€ 162,662
Listed on April 14, 2026
Taman Johor Jaya 2 Sty Low Cost Corner Lot,Jalan Keembong,Johor Bahru
johor bahru
€ 145,718
Listed on May 6, 2026
Taman Muhibbah 2 Sty Low Cost Endlot,Jalan Jambu Bol,Kulai,Saleng,Renovated
kulai
€ 73,706
Listed on September 9, 2026
Taman Kota Masai 2 Sty Terrace,Jalan Jambu,Pasir Gudang,Renovated
kota masai
€ 95,310
Listed on May 2, 2026
Taman Megah Ria 2 Sty Low Cost,Jalan Bayan,Masai,Renovated
masai
€ 73,706
Listed on August 28, 2026
Nusa Bayu 2 Sty Medium Cost,Nusajaya,Gelang Patah,Endlot,Renovated
gelang patah
€ 105,900
Listed on July 29, 2026
Taman Flora Height Low Cost Flat,Level 1,Corner Lot,SeriAlam,Masai
masai
€ 46,172
Listed on June 26, 2026
Taman Scientex 2.5 Storey Terrace,Jalan Tiong,Pasir Gudang,Renovated
pasir gudang
€ 97,004
Listed on April 17, 2026
Taman Plentong Baru 2 Sty Low Cost Endlot,Jalan Kemboja,Masai,Renovated
masai
€ 92,768
Listed on September 5, 2026
Kulai Kelapa Sawit 2 Sty Terrace,Jalan Scientex,Renovated,Bumi Lot
kulai
€ 64,599
Listed on March 12, 2026
Pangsapuri Sri Meranti
Persiaran Meranti, Bandar Sri Damansara
€ 46,172
Listed on February 2, 2026
Bandar Selesa Jaya Low Cost Flat,Skudai,Level 3,Renovated,Full Loan
selesa jaya
€ 35,582
Listed on April 17, 2026
Taman Desa Cemerlang 2 Sty Low Cost,Jalan Melunak,Ulu Tiram,Reno
ulu tiram
€ 80,060
Listed on June 12, 2026
Taman Bukit Dahlia 2 Sty Endlot,Jalan Sekuntum,Pasir Gudang,Renovated
pasir gudang
€ 101,664
Listed on August 5, 2026
Taman Bukit Mutiara Double Storey Terrace,Bandar Dato Onn,Bumi Lot
johor bahru
€ 118,608
Listed on September 11, 2026
Taman Gembira 1 Sty Terrace,Jalan Riang,Tampoi,Renovated,Extend
johor bahru
€ 118,184
Listed on August 24, 2026
Taman Putri Kulai 1 Sty Terrace,Jalan Sri Putri,Kulai,Renovated,Unblock View
kulai
€ 99,122
Listed on September 11, 2026
Bayu Puteri 2 Apartment,Level 4 with Lift,Johor Bahru,Renovated,Full Loan
johor bahru
€ 75,824
Listed on July 6, 2026
Taman Scientex Utama 2 Sty Endlot,Senai,Kulai,Johor Bahru,Full Loan
senai
€ 122,420
Listed on August 3, 2026
Balau Low Cost Flat,Taman Rinting,Masai,Low Floor,Renovated,Full Loan
masai
€ 38,124
Listed on August 11, 2026
Taman Skudai Baru 2 Sty Terrace,Jalan Hang Kasturi,Skudai,Renovated
skudai
€ 149,954
Listed on April 13, 2026
Taman Molek 1.5 Sty Terrace,Gng,Johor Bahru,Unblock View,Renovated
molek
€ 133,010
Listed on April 1, 2026
Taman Utama 1 Sty Terrace Endlot,Renovated,Pekan Nenas,Jalan Utama
pekan nenas
€ 101,664
Listed on April 21, 2026
Taman Kobena 2 Sty Terrace,Jalan Subang,Tampoi,Johor Bahru,Rneovated
tampoi
€ 104,841
Listed on September 3, 2026
Cahaya Masai 2 Sty Meiudm Cost,Jalan Berlian,Pasir Gudang,Renovated
pasir gudang
€ 74,130
Listed on April 13, 2026
Taman Damai Jaya
Jalan Makmur Taman Damai Jaya
€ 77,307
Listed on February 2, 2026
Taman Mutiara Rini 2 Sty Terrace,Jalan Bakti,Skudai,Renovated,Unblock
mutiara rini
€ 144,024
Listed on April 3, 2026
Taman Bestari Indah Single Storey Terrace,Renovated,Ulu Tiram
ulu tiram
€ 105,476
Listed on August 27, 2026
puteri wangsa single storey terrace
jalan lembing
€ 106,959
Listed on March 3, 2026
Taman Damai Jaya 2 Sty Low Cost Endlot,Jalan Tenang,Skudai,Renovated
damai jaya
€ 90,650
Listed on March 18, 2026
Taman Impian Emas Low Cost Flat,Jalan Impian Emas,Skudai,Level 4
skudai
€ 38,124
Listed on August 22, 2026
Taman Sri Skudai 2 Sty Terrace,Jalan Emas,Skudai,Renovated,Extend
skudai
€ 145,718
Listed on July 22, 2026
Taman Johor Jaya 1 Sty Low Cost,Jalan Bakawali,Johor Jaya,Renovated
johor jaya
€ 90,650
Listed on April 3, 2026
Taman Megah Ria 2 Sty Low Cost,Jalan Bayan,Masai,Renovated,Extend
masai
€ 84,296
Listed on August 21, 2026
Taman Pulai Utama 2 Sty Terrace, Jalan Pulai,Johor Bahru,Renovated
pulai utama
€ 133,010
Listed on April 18, 2026
Kangkar Pulai 2 Sty Rmmj,Jalan Pandan,Pulai Hijauan,Renovated,Extend
skudai
€ 97,004
Listed on July 6, 2026
Taman Megah Ria 2 Sty Low Cost,Jalan Bayan,Masai,Full Loan,Extend
masai
€ 76,248
Listed on July 17, 2026
Bandar Seri Alam 1 Sty Terrace,Jalan Suria,Masai,Unblock View,Bumi Lot
seri alam
€ 111,830
Listed on March 18, 2026
Taman Dahlia Single Storey Low Cost,Tampoi,Johor Bahru,Renovated
tampoi
€ 76,248
Listed on July 29, 2026
Taman Rinting Low Cost Flat,Jalan Ketapang,Masai,Level 5,Renovated
masai
€ 39,818
Listed on July 1, 2026
Taman Universiti 1 Sty Low Cost,Jalan Kejayaan,Skudai,Renovated
skudai
€ 84,296
Listed on September 10, 2026
Taman Desa Harmoni 2 Sty Low Cost,Johor Bahru,Molek,Unblock,Full Loan
molek
€ 82,178
Listed on August 14, 2026
Taman Kulai Besar 1 Sty Terrace Endlot,Jalan Jambu Laut,Kulai,Renovated
kulai
€ 92,768
Listed on August 21, 2026
Pangsapuri Sri Delima Medium Cost Flat,Level 1,Seri Alam,Renovated
pasir gudang
€ 46,172
Listed on April 4, 2026
Permas Jaya 2 Sty Low Cost Corner Lot,Unblock View,Masai,Renovated
permas jaya
€ 122,844
Listed on July 14, 2026
Ehsan Jaya Shop Apartment,Blok M,Level 2,Johor Bahru,Low Floor
ehsan jaya
€ 50,408
Listed on July 29, 2026
Pangsapuri Sri Delima Flat,Seri Alam,Pasir Gudang,Renovated,Level 3
seri alam
€ 40,242
Listed on March 30, 2026
Taman Sri Skudai 1 Sty Terrace,Jalan Suasa,Skudai,Renovated,Extend
jalan suasa
€ 116,066
Listed on March 18, 2026
Taman Rinting 2 Sty Low Cost,Jalan Gelam,Masai,Renovated,Unblock
taman rinting
€ 84,296
Listed on March 11, 2026
Taman Pelangi 2 Sty Semi D,Jalan Cermat,Johor Bahru,Jb Town,Full Loan
johor bahru
€ 294,402
Listed on March 26, 2026
Taman Desa Skudai 1 Sty Terrace,Jalan Harmoni,Skudai,Renovated,Extend
skudai
€ 120,302
Listed on April 10, 2026
Setia Sky 88,Jb Town,Ciq,Blok B,Low Floor,Fully Furnisehd
johor bahru
€ 614 /month
Listed on September 1, 2026
Bandar Selesa Jaya 2 Sty Terrace,Jalan Silat Harimau,Skudai,Renovated
skudai
€ 147,836
Listed on August 26, 2026
Taman Perumahan Rakyat Lima Kedai,Skudai,Low Cost Flat,High Floor
skudai
€ 39,818
Listed on September 11, 2026
Taman Sri Putri 2 Sty Terrace Endlot,Jalan Putri,Kulai,Unblock,Full Loan,Renovated
kulai
€ 124,538
Listed on July 31, 2026
Taman Pulai Mutiara 2 Sty Terrace,Brand New,Johor Bahru,Skudai,Erica
skudai
€ 122,420
Listed on April 17, 2026
Taman Nusantara 2 Sty Medium Cost,Gelang Patah,Renovated,Extend
nusantara
€ 113,948
Listed on March 12, 2026
Taman Puteri Wangsa 1 Sty Terrace Endlot,Jalan Keris,Ulu Tiram,Renovated
ulu tiram
€ 116,066
Listed on August 21, 2026
Taman Universiti 1 Sty Terrace,Jalan Perubatan,Skudai,Renovated
skudai
€ 102,723
Listed on July 16, 2026
Platino Apartment,Paradigm Mall,Taman Bukit Mewah,Skudai,Furnished
skudai
€ 381 /month
Listed on July 8, 2026
Taman Puncak Warisan 2 Sty Terrace,Kulai,Kota Tinggi,Brand New,Full Loan
kulai
€ 84,720
Listed on July 8, 2026
Taman Sri Skudai 1 Sty Terrace,Jalan Emas,Skudai,Bumi Lot,Fully Renovated
skudai
€ 109,712
Listed on August 8, 2026
Taman Puteri Wangsa 1 Sty Endlot,Jalan Lading,Ulu Tiram,Renovated
ulu tiram
€ 104,841
Listed on March 27, 2026
Taman Rinting 1.5 Sty Terrace,Jalan Tembusu,Masai,Renovated,Extend
masai
€ 120,302
Listed on March 29, 2026
Pan Vistar Apartment,Permas Jaya,Johor Bahru,High Floor,Renovated
johor bahru
€ 86,414
Listed on August 20, 2026
Taman Megah Medium Cost Flat,Low Floor,Pontian,Renovated,Full Loan
pontian
€ 41,936
Listed on September 8, 2026
Bandar Baru Uda 1 Sty Terrace,Jalan Padi,Johor Bahru,Bumi Lot,Renovated
johor bahru
€ 116,490
Listed on April 4, 2026
Bandar Baru Uda Double Storey Terrace,Renovated,Johor Bahru,Tampoi
skudai
€ 128,774
Listed on July 8, 2026
Taman Bukit Mutiara 2 Sty Terrace,Renovated,Johor Bahru,Dato Onn
dato onn
€ 152,072
Listed on March 19, 2026
Taman Universiti 1 Sty Corner Lot,Jalan Kemuliaan,Skudai,Renovated,Extend
skudai
€ 154,190
Listed on September 8, 2026
Pangsapuri Cengal Low Cost Flat,Low Floor,Taman Putri Kulai,Level 1
kulai
€ 48,290
Listed on September 2, 2026
Taman Perling Camar Low Cost Flat,Ground Floor,Johor Bahru,Renovated
johor bahru
€ 42,360
Listed on July 21, 2026
Taman Sri Muhibbah 2 Sty Low Cost,Jalan Bunga Kertas,Kulai,Renovated
kulai
€ 77,307
Listed on April 16, 2026
Taman Rinting 1 Sty Terrace,Masai,Pasir Gudang,Full Loan,Renovated
rinting
€ 101,664
Listed on August 5, 2026
Taman Desa Jaya 2 Sty Terrace,Jalan Lembah,Johor Bahru,Renovated
johor bahru
€ 147,836
Listed on April 20, 2026
Taman Rinting 2 Sty Low Cost Endlot,Jalan Geharu,Masai,Renovated
masai
€ 97,004
Listed on April 2, 2026
Taman Pelangi 2 Storey Corner Lot,Jalan Sri Pelangi,Jb Town,Renovated
johor bahru
€ 292,284
Listed on August 25, 2026
Taman Tampoi Utama 3 Sty Terrace,Sri Perkasa,Johor Bahru,Unblock
tampoi
€ 139,153
Listed on August 16, 2026
Taman Daya 1 Sty Terrace Endlot,Jalan Rumbia,Johor Bahru,Bumi Lot
johor bahru
€ 119,667
Listed on September 1, 2026
Taman Sri Pulai 1 Sty Low Cost,Jalan Rotan,Kangakr Pulai,Renovated
kangkar pulai
€ 86,414
Listed on June 12, 2026
Puteri Wangsa 1 Sty Corner Lot,Jalan Keris,Ulu Tiram,Original Condition
ulu tiram
€ 147,836
Listed on May 7, 2026
Taman Mas 1 Sty Terrace Endlot,Jalan Sabar,Kulai,Renovated,Bumi Lot
taman mas
€ 99,122
Listed on March 19, 2026
Taman Puteri Wangsa 1 Sty Terrace,Jalan Lembing,Ulu Tiram,Renovated
ulu tiram
€ 103,358
Listed on September 1, 2026
Desa Rakyat Perdana Low Cost Flat,Ground Floor,Pasir Gudang,Bumi Lot
pasir gudang
€ 44,478
Listed on July 29, 2026
Bestari Indah 2 Sty Terrace,Puteri Wangsa,Ulu Tiram,Renovated,Full Loan
ulu tiram
€ 118,184
Listed on September 10, 2026
Taman Desa Jaya 1 Sty Corner Lot,Jalan Permatang,Johor Bahru,Renovated
desa jaya
€ 135,128
Listed on March 7, 2026
Taman Jp Perdana 1 St yTerrace,Johor Bahru,Renovated,Extend,Bumi Lot
johor bahru
€ 97,428
Listed on August 27, 2026
Bandar Seri Alam 2 Sty Terrace,Jalan Bayu,Masai,Renovated,Unblock
masai
€ 141,482
Listed on July 22, 2026
Puteri Wangsa 2 Sty Low Cost,Jalan Lading,Ulu Tiram,Renovated,Extend
ulu tiram
€ 80,060
Listed on August 15, 2026
Bandar Uda Utama 2 Sty Corner Lot,Jalan Uda Utama,Perling,Skudai,Gng
skudai
€ 194,432
Listed on August 3, 2026
Taman Nusantara 2 Sty Medium Cost,Jalan Nusaria,Gelang Patah,Renovated
gelang patah
€ 113,948
Listed on August 6, 2026
Taman Desa Jaya 1 Sty Terrace,Jalan Danau,Johor Bahru,Renovated
desa jaya
€ 116,066
Listed on June 10, 2026
Taman Puteri Wangsa 2 Sty Low Cost,Jalan Lading,Ulu Tiram,Renovated
puteri wangsa
€ 77,942
Listed on April 17, 2026
Taman Megah Ria 2 Sty Low Cost,Jalan Cenderai,Masai,Renovated
pasir gudang
€ 86,838
Listed on June 11, 2026
Taman Mawar 2 Sty Terrace,Jalan Mawar,Pasir Gudang,Renovated,Full Loan
pasir gudang
€ 94,886
Listed on July 23, 2026
Taman Rinting 2 Sty Low Cost,Jalan Gelam,Masai,Renovated,Extend
masai
€ 63,540
Listed on July 18, 2026
Taman Pulai Indah Double Storey Terrace,Johor Bahru,Skudai,Renovated
pulai indah
€ 116,066
Listed on April 18, 2026
Taman Nesa 1 Sty Low Cost,Jalan Ronggeng,Skudai,Renovated,Extend
skudai
€ 86,838
Listed on July 29, 2026
Bandar Seri Alam 2 Sty Low Cost,Renovated,Extend,Pasir Gudang,Jalan Tasek
masai
€ 76,248
Listed on September 8, 2026
Taman Mutiara Rini 2 Sty Terrace,Jalan Jasa,Skudai,Renovated,Extend
skudai
€ 128,774
Listed on July 24, 2026
Taman Teratai 1 Sty Low Cost,Jalan Lumpit,Skudai,Renovated,Extend
skudai
€ 86,626
Listed on August 3, 2026
Taman Skudai Baru 1 Sty Terrace,Jalan Hang Kasturi,Skudai,Renovated,Bumi Lot
skudai
€ 101,664
Listed on July 31, 2026
Taman Johor Jaya 1 Sty Terrace,Jalan Keembong,Johor Bahru,Renovated,Extend
johor jaya
€ 130,892
Listed on August 31, 2026
Taman Rinting 1 Sty Endlot,Jalan Geharu,Masai,Renovated,Full Loan
masai
€ 120,726
Listed on August 15, 2026
Nusa Idaman Precint 8,Renovated,2 Sty Terrace,Gelang Patah,Extend,Gng
gelang patah
€ 201,210
Listed on July 30, 2026
Desa Tebrau Sri Lanang Low Cost Flat,Jalan Harmonium,Johor Bahru,Renovated
johor bahru
€ 52,526
Listed on April 28, 2026
Taman Bukit Indah 2 Sty Endlot,Iskandar Puteri,Johor Bahru,Renovated
bukit indah
€ 181,089
Listed on March 12, 2026
Taman Aman 2 Sty Low Cost,Jalan Bunga Dahlia,Senai,Renovated,Kulai
senai
€ 73,706
Listed on September 11, 2026
Taman Mawar Double Storey,Jalan Mawar,Pasir Gudang,Renovated
pasir gudang
€ 90,650
Listed on September 4, 2026
Taman Nusantara 2 Sty Medium Cost,Jalan Nusaria,Gelang Patah,Full Loan
gelang patah
€ 101,664
Listed on April 3, 2026
Taman Desa Tebrau 2 Sty Terrace,Jalan Harmonium,Johor Bahru,Renovated
johor bahru
€ 166,898
Listed on August 29, 2026
Ulu Tiram Agricultural Land,Johor Bahru,Freehold,Flat Land
plentong
€ 2,214,242
Listed on June 11, 2026
Taman Johor Single Storey Terrace,Jalan Panti,Johor Bahru,Renovated
johor bahru
€ 103,358
Listed on July 4, 2026
Villa Bestari Apartment,Nusa Bestari,Skudai,Level 4,Full Loan
skudai
€ 77,942
Listed on July 21, 2026
Taman Wawasan 2 Sty Low Cost,Jalan Rajawali,Kulai,Renovated,Full Loan
kulai
€ 71,588
Listed on August 28, 2026
Tamapoi Sri Perkasa Low Cost Flat,Level 3,Skudai,Tampoi Utama,Renovated
tampoi
€ 41,301
Listed on September 5, 2026
Taman Muhibbah 2 Sty Low Cost,Jalan Jambu Air,Saleng,Extend
taman muhibbah
€ 59,304
Listed on March 7, 2026
Bukit Indah 2 Sty Endlot,Jalan Indah,Iskandar Puteri,Renovated,Extend
bukit indah
€ 181,724
Listed on March 29, 2026
Nusantara Prima 2 Sty Endlot,Jalan Prima,Gelang Patah,Endlot,Renovated
gelang patah
€ 127,080
Listed on May 1, 2026
Taman Cahaya Masai 2 Sty Medium Cost,Jalan Berlian,Pasir Gudang,Renovated
pasir gudang
€ 80,060
Listed on August 29, 2026
Taman Nusa Bestari 2 Sty Terrace,Jalan Nb,Skudai,Renovated,Bukit Indah
nusa bestari
€ 154,190
Listed on March 19, 2026
Tmn Plentong Baru 2 Sty Low Cost,Jln Cempaka,Masai,Renovated,Full Loan
plentong
€ 84,296
Listed on June 25, 2026
Taman Pelangi Indah 2 Sty Corner Lot,Jalan Pesona,Ulu Tiram,Unblock
ulu tiram
€ 307,110
Listed on April 6, 2026
Taman Muhibbah 2 Sty Low Cost,Jalan Jambu Mawar,Saleng,Kulai,Renovated
kulai
€ 63,116
Listed on July 21, 2026
Pasir Gudang Double Storey Terrace,Jalan Sejambak,Johor Bahru,Renovated
pasir gudang
€ 116,066
Listed on August 13, 2026
Permas Jaya 2 Sty Low Cost,Renovated,Extend,Johor Bahru,Jalan Permas
permas jaya
€ 92,768
Listed on March 14, 2026
taman johor single storey terrace
taman johor
€ 116,490
Listed on March 3, 2026
Pulai Utama Low Cost Flat,Skudai,Johor Bahru,Level 1,Full Loan
skudai
€ 46,172
Listed on July 16, 2026
Taman Universiti 1 Sty Terrace,Jalan Kemuliaan,Skudai,Renovated,Extend
skudai
€ 105,688
Listed on July 5, 2026
Taman Sri Skudai 1 Sty Semi D,Jalan Emas,Skudai,Unblock View,Renovated
sri skudai
€ 143,600
Listed on March 10, 2026
Persiaran Tanjung Apartment,Tampoi,Skudai,Johor Bahru,High Floor
skudai
€ 58,880
Listed on April 9, 2026
Bandar Dato Onn 2 Sty Terrace,Jalan Perjiranan,Johor Bahru,Extend
dato onn
€ 186,384
Listed on March 16, 2026
Taman Sri Saujana 2 Sty Corner Lot,Renovated,Jalan Ss,Full Loan,Extend
kota tinggi
€ 133,010
Listed on April 20, 2026
Taman Mutiara Rini 2 Sty Corner Lot,Jalan Utama,Skudai Unblock View,Renovated
skudai
€ 264,750
Listed on September 3, 2026
Taman Universiti 1 Sty Low Cost,Jalan Pertanian,Skudai,Renovated
taman universiti
€ 86,414
Listed on March 7, 2026
Sri Putra Apartment,Bandar Putra Kulai,Level 1,Full Loan,Ioi Mall
kulai
€ 54,644
Listed on August 25, 2026
Taman Utama 2 Sty Low Cost,Jalan Utama,Pekan Nanas,Renovated,Full Loan
pekan nanas
€ 63,116
Listed on July 22, 2026
Taman Skudai Baru 2 Sty Terrace,Jalan Hang Kasturi,Skudai,Renovated
skudai
€ 147,836
Listed on September 2, 2026
Taman Nusa Damai 2 Sty Terrace,Jalan Riang,Pasir Gudang,Renovated
pasir gudang
€ 103,358
Listed on April 21, 2026
Bandar Seri Alam 2 Sty Low Cost,Jalan Tasek,Masai,Pasir Gudang,Renovated
masai
€ 76,248
Listed on July 21, 2026
senai utama single storey terrace
senai utama
€ 92,768
Listed on March 3, 2026
Taman Nusa Damai 2 Sty Endlot,Jalan Tenteram,Pasir Gudang,Unblock View
nusa damai
€ 133,434
Listed on March 16, 2026
Tanjung Puteri Apartment,Pasir Gudang,Level 4,Bumi Lot,Renovated
tanjung puteri
€ 46,172
Listed on March 10, 2026
Taman Muhibbah 2.5 Sty Terrace,Jalan Jambu,Saleng,Senai,Renovated
taman muhibbah
€ 109,712
Listed on March 30, 2026
Taman Desa Jaya Double Storey Low Cost,Renovated,Extend,Johor Bahru
desa jaya
€ 75,189
Listed on April 7, 2026
Taman Sri Pulai 1 Sty Low Cost,Jalan Lumpit,Skudai,Renovated,Extend
skudai
€ 73,706
Listed on September 6, 2026
Taman Universiti 1 Sty Low Cost,Jalan Perubatan,Skudai,Renovated
skudai
€ 75,824
Listed on June 13, 2026
Taman Desa Kempas Low Cost Flat,,Johor Bahru,Level 4,Renovated
johor bahru
€ 39,818
Listed on April 12, 2026
Taman Megah Ria 1.5 Sty Semi D,Jalan Api Api,Masai,Renovated,Extend
masai
€ 144,024
Listed on August 22, 2026
Taman Ungku Tun Aminah 1 Sty Terrace,Jalan Laksamana,Skudai,Renovated
skudai
€ 135,128
Listed on July 17, 2026
Kangkar Pulai 2 Sty Corner Lot,Jalan Pulai Aman,Citrine Hills,Skudai,Gng
kangkar pulai
€ 186,384
Listed on March 8, 2026
Molek Low Cost Flat,Fully Renovated,High Floor,Johor Bahru,Jalan Molek
johor bahru
€ 37,700
Listed on March 25, 2026
Nusa Bayu 2 Sty Endlot,Gelang Patah,Iskandar Puteri Rmmj,Unblock View
gelang patah
€ 99,546
Listed on April 4, 2026
Tmn Sri Muhibbah 2 Sty Terrace Endlot,Jalan Bunga Kertas,Kulai Jaya
kulai
€ 88,744
Listed on July 6, 2026
Bandar Baru Uda Low Cost Flat,Susur Barli,Tampoi,Skudai,Renovated
tampoi
€ 42,360
Listed on July 30, 2026
Taman Johor Single Storey Terrace,Jalan Panti,Johor Bahru,Renovated,Extend
johor bahru
€ 111,830
Listed on April 30, 2026
Taman Daya Medium Cost Flat,Jalan Sagu,Johor Bahru,Level 2
johor bahru
€ 46,596
Listed on July 16, 2026
Bandar Putra Kulai 2 Sty Low Cost,Renovated,Jalan Cengal,Full Loan
kulai
€ 76,036
Listed on March 25, 2026
Taman Muhibbah 2 Sty Terrace,Jalan Jambu,Kulai,Renovated,Senai,Extend
kulai
€ 97,004
Listed on March 26, 2026
Ulu Tiram Rumah Pangsa,Taman Bukit Tropika,Low Cost,Level 1
ulu tiram
€ 44,478
Listed on July 27, 2026
Taman Nusantara 2 Sty Medium,Unblock View,Gelang Patah,Renovated,Extend
iskandar puteri
€ 112,254
Listed on March 30, 2026
Taman Nesa Single Sty Low Cost,Jalan Joget,Skudai,Renovated,Extend
skudai
€ 84,508
Listed on June 13, 2026
Taman Desa Tebrau 3 Storey Shop Lot,Jalan Harmonium,Johor Bahru
johor bahru
€ 381,240
Listed on April 15, 2026
Taman Pulai Mutiara 2.5 Sty Terrace,Johor Bahru,Skudai,Kangkar Pulai
kangkar pulai
€ 124,538
Listed on March 19, 2026
Taman Seri Orkid Low Cost Flat,Skudai,Level 2,Blk B,Low Floor
skudai
€ 42,360
Listed on July 27, 2026
Taman Bukit Perdana 2 Sty Medium Cost,Renovated,Extend,Batu Pahat
batu pahat
€ 71,588
Listed on August 3, 2026
Flat Sri Indah,Level 2,Blok A,Tampoi,Kipmall,Plaza Angsana,Skudai
skudai
€ 48,290
Listed on August 3, 2026
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11 Sep, 2026
What Are Young People Really Worried About? Inside the Mindset of Malaysia’s Future Workforce
Malaysia's unemployment rate is at a decade low. Young Malaysians are still struggling to find work they want. Both of those things are true at the same time, and that contradiction is the story of the future workforce. For young people entering work today, the question is no longer just "can I get a job?" It is "how do I stay valuable, build financial security and keep my options open while AI rewrites the rules?" Through IQI's youth engagement initiatives and ongoing conversations with younger Malaysians, one pattern keeps surfacing. Young people are not afraid of change. They are frustrated by uncertainty. And they are looking for organisations willing to help them turn that uncertainty into a plan. TL;DR Malaysia's overall unemployment is around 3%, but youth unemployment (15 to 24) is 10.2%, with 291,600 young people out of work as of May 2026 (DOSM). The problem is mismatch, not a lack of jobs: PERKESO recorded 3.47 million manufacturing vacancies against just 326,407 applicants. Gen Z workers report the lowest workplace happiness (65%) and the highest burnout (45%) of any generation in Malaysia (Jobstreet by SEEK). Self-employed Malaysians in their early 20s have more than doubled since 2013, from 128,000 to 286,000. Globally, 6.1% of youth jobs sit in roles highly exposed to AI (ILO 2026). IQI's Daniel Ho: "Don't compete with AI. Build with AI." What young people want: relevance, financial security, flexibility and mentorship. What organisations can offer: exposure, structure and a place to practise. A changing world is creating new career questions Young people today are entering a workplace that looks nothing like the one their parents joined. Speaking at IQI Youth Connect, Daniel Ho, Co-Founder and Group Managing Director of IQI, put the urgency plainly. The tsunami is coming. If you don't take action today, that tsunami will wipe away those that are staying idle, those that are staying put, those that do not take action and act.Daniel Ho, Co-Founder and Group Managing Director, IQI Recognising change early is now a career skill in itself. The rest of this article is about what that change looks like in Malaysia, what young people say they are worried about, and what organisations can do about it. Why is youth unemployment high when Malaysia has a labour shortage? Start with the numbers, because they explain the mood. The Department of Statistics Malaysia (DOSM) reported an overall unemployment rate of 2.9% in the first quarter of 2026, the lowest in about a decade. In the same quarter, youth unemployment for those aged 15 to 24 stood at 10.1%. By May 2026 the youth rate had edged to 10.2%, or 291,600 unemployed young people. Widen the bracket to ages 15 to 30 and the figure reaches 396,000. Meanwhile employers say they cannot fill roles. In June 2026, more than 1,000 job seekers queued in Melaka for around 500 vacancies at a semiconductor plant offering a reported RM3,500 starting salary. That same month, PERKESO's MYFutureJobs data showed 3.47 million manufacturing vacancies against 326,407 applicants. Malaysia does not have a shortage of jobs. It has a mismatch between the jobs on offer and the jobs young people are prepared for and willing to take. Young applicants cluster in professional, ICT, finance and business roles. The open vacancies are heavily in manufacturing, construction, hospitality and food services. And vacancies paying RM2,500 to RM5,000 draw far stronger interest than those below that band. Indicator (Malaysia, 2026)FigureSourceOverall unemployment rate (Q1 2026)2.9%DOSMYouth unemployment, ages 15 to 24 (May 2026)10.2% (291,600 people)DOSMYouth unemployment, ages 15 to 30 (May 2026)6.3% (396,000 people)DOSMManufacturing vacancies vs applicants3.47 million vs 326,407PERKESO (MYFutureJobs)Self-employed workers in their early 20s128,000 (2013) to 286,000 (2025)DOSM MyLabourHubGen Z workplace happiness / burnout65% happy / 45% burnt outJobstreet by SEEKGlobal youth unemployment (2025)12.4% (67 million people)ILO Economists quoted in the national press call this a "skills and experience paradox": qualifications on paper that do not line up with what modern industries actually need. That gap is the first thing young people feel, long before they can name it. What are young Malaysians most worried about? Ask a room of young Malaysians what keeps them up at night and you will hear four themes, in roughly this order. 1. Staying relevant in an AI-driven world Artificial intelligence has become the single biggest lens through which young people view their careers. The worry is not abstract. The International Labour Organisation's 2026 youth employment report found that 6.1% of youth jobs globally sit in occupations highly exposed to AI, and many of those overlap with the clerical, administrative and sales roles that used to be the first rung of the career ladder. Across marketing, design, technology, finance and business, young people are asking the same question: which parts of my future job will still need a human? Here is the shift we are seeing. The conversation is moving from "will AI replace me?" to "how do I become the person who uses AI well?" Daniel Ho's advice to the Youth Connect audience was five words long: Don't compete with AI. Build with AI AI can improve productivity, support decisions and automate process. Human judgement, creativity, relationships and strategic thinking are still where value gets created. The future workforce will not be defined by people who compete against technology, but by people who know how to direct it. Worried about staying relevant? Build a career where the human skills are the job. Real estate is one of the few careers in Malaysia with no salary ceiling and no degree requirement. IQI gives new negotiators full training, mentorship through IQI Youth, in-house tech, and a 5-day commission payout, backed by a network of 30,000+ professionals across 20+ countries. Not sure if it is for you? Start with a conversation. Explore a career with IQI > 2. Financial security in an expensive country Career worry and money worry are the same worry from two angles. With the minimum wage at RM1,700 and entry-level roles under RM2,500 struggling to attract applicants, young people have done the maths. A single salary is not enough to feel secure, so they are thinking about how to: Build savings and financial independence early Create a second income stream Develop skills that generate opportunities on their own Reduce dependence on one employer The definition of success is changing with it. For many, success is no longer a stable job for 30 years. It is flexibility, growth and control over their own future. Wondering how far an income built on performance can go? See how much property agents really earn in Malaysia. 3. Careers that no longer follow a straight line The traditional path was simple: education, employment, promotion. Today's data tells a different story. DOSM figures show the number of self-employed Malaysians in their early 20s has more than doubled since 2013, from 128,000 to 286,000. The 20 to 24 age group alone grew 123% over that period, and two in three own-account workers are now urban. Freelancing, content creation, digital businesses and e-hailing are no longer side hustles. For a growing share of young people they are the main plan. The old promise has quietly expired, and young people know it. As Daniel Ho told the Youth Connect audience: The old game, study hard, get a good degree, then you come out your life is guaranteed. Is it guaranteed now? No, unfortunately.Daniel Ho, Co-Founder and Group Managing Director, IQI Qualifications still matter. They are just no longer sufficient on their own. The future workforce will need qualifications plus adaptability, continuous learning and the ability to create value beyond a job description. That brings its own anxiety. Economists warn that prolonged reliance on gig work without EPF, PERKESO coverage or a career ladder can widen income inequality over time. Young people know this too. They are not rejecting stable work. They want stable work that also lets them grow. FactorTraditional career pathEmerging career pathDefinition of successJob security, tenure, titleGrowth, flexibility, ownershipIncome modelOne salary, annual incrementMultiple streams, performance-linkedSkillsQualification-led, fixedContinuous learning, AI-augmentedLoyaltyUnconditional, long tenureEarned, mutual, conditional on growthBiggest riskRedundancy, stagnationIncome volatility, no safety net 4. Burnout before the career has even started This one surprises employers most. Jobstreet by SEEK's Workplace Happiness Index found Gen Z workers in Malaysia (ages 18 to 29) recorded the lowest workplace happiness at 65%, against 71% for Millennials and 72% for Gen X. They also reported the highest burnout, with 45% saying they feel exhausted at work. Only 69% of Gen Z respondents felt able to be their authentic selves at work, compared to 75% of older colleagues. The Malaysian Employers Federation notes that many young employees now change jobs within 18 months. Critics call it disloyalty. Young people themselves describe it differently: they are still exploring, and they will stay where they can see a path to grow. Loyalty has not disappeared. It has become conditional. Which human skills will matter more as AI advances? If AI takes the repetitive work, what is left is the work that needs a person in the room. Five skills keep coming up. Emotional intelligence Reading people, building trust and responding well to pressure. In sales, service, healthcare and leadership, this remains the job. Communication Explaining an idea clearly, connecting with someone across a table, and building a relationship that outlasts a transaction. AI can draft the message. It cannot earn the trust. Creativity AI generates options. Human experience, taste and perspective decide which option matters and why. Originality still comes from lived experience, not from a prompt. Leadership Inspiring people, guiding teams and helping others grow requires empathy and judgement earned in the real world. Authenticity Personal stories and individual perspectives are the one thing that cannot be copied at scale. In a world of generated content, being recognisably yourself becomes an asset. Technology extends human capability. It does not replace the human at the centre of a career built on relationships. Why do so many capable young people freeze instead of act? Ambition is rarely the problem. Uncertainty is. Many young people hesitate because they are waiting for the perfect opportunity, the perfect plan or the perfect timing. None of those arrive on schedule. Progress comes from small experiments, not perfect plans. The steps that create momentum are modest: Learn one AI tool properly and use it every day for a month Start building a personal brand, even with an audience of ten Launch a small project with a real deadline Spend a day inside an industry you have never considered Ask someone ten years ahead of you for 30 minutes of their time The ability to keep learning and adapting may end up being the single biggest advantage in the future workplace. It is also the one advantage no one can be locked out of. Is AI creating opportunities, not just taking them? Technology is not only changing existing jobs. It is creating new ones, and lowering the cost of starting something. A decade ago, launching a business meant capital, staff and an office. Today a young Malaysian with a laptop can research a market, build a brand, produce content, automate admin and reach customers in an afternoon, with AI doing much of the heavy lifting. The future opens up a lot of opportunity for young Malaysians that look into entrepreneurship that is powered by AI. Daniel Ho, Co-Founder and Group Managing Director, IQI AI-powered entrepreneurship is where personal brand, skills and technology meet. It is also a direct answer to the financial-security worry: a second income stream that scales with effort, not with headcount. The self-employment data above shows young Malaysians are already moving this way. The question is whether they do it with a safety net, real skills and a mentor, or on their own. How can organisations support the next generation? Preparing the future workforce is not only the responsibility of young people. Companies, leaders and experienced professionals set the conditions. The data points to four things that move the needle. Learning opportunities Real exposure to new tools, industries and skills, not a slide deck once a year. Malaysia's skills mismatch is a training gap as much as an education gap. Mentorship Young people consistently rank mentorship and clear career paths alongside salary. A mentor turns an abstract worry about the future into a concrete next step. Growth environments Room to experiment, contribute and occasionally fail. Given the burnout data, this also means realistic workloads and managers who notice. Future-ready structures Career ladders that reward learning and digital adoption, and income models that scale with performance rather than tenure alone. Young people will stay where they can see themselves growing. Build that, and the loyalty question answers itself. Case study: how IQI is putting this into practice At IQI, we believe empowering people means creating the conditions for them to learn, grow and discover what they are capable of. In 2026 that belief took a more structured form. IQI Youth: a platform, not a programme In May 2026, at the Juwai IQI International Convention in Kuala Lumpur, the group formally launched IQI Youth, a platform for developing the next generation of real estate professionals around four pillars: growth, learning, influence and leadership development. The logic is simple. Real estate is one of the few careers in Malaysia where income scales with performance rather than with years served, where the entry barrier is training and licensing rather than a specific degree, and where the daily work is built on exactly the human skills AI cannot replace: trust, communication and judgement. That makes it a natural laboratory for the future workforce, and it puts a responsibility on the industry to give young people structure, mentorship and tools rather than just a tag and a target. IQI Youth Connect: closing the gap between knowing and doing On 22 August 2026, IQI Youth Connect brought around 100 young Malaysians aged 18 to 35 to IQI's headquarters in Kuala Lumpur for a full day on three topics they had told us mattered most: AI, content marketing and entrepreneurship. The format reflected what young people say they want from employers. Live demonstrations rather than lectures. Practical frameworks they could use the following week. Direct access to founders, marketers and creators who had built something themselves. And a networking layer, because the second most common worry after "am I relevant?" is "who do I even ask?" Participation was open to students, fresh graduates, working adults, freelancers and career changers, with no connection to IQI required. The point was not to recruit a room. It was to equip one. What we learned in that room is what shaped this article: young Malaysians are not waiting to be rescued from the future. They are asking who will help them prepare for it. Read the full IQI Youth Connect 2026 highlights, or explore the IQI Youth platform. The future belongs to those who prepare for it The world of work is changing faster than any single generation has experienced before. Young Malaysians are not asking for it to slow down. They are asking for exposure, structure and someone willing to show them the way. Young people are not waiting for the future. They are preparing for it. The organisations that prepare alongside them will be the ones that still have a workforce in ten years. Frequently asked questions What are young people most worried about today? Young Malaysians are mainly concerned about staying relevant as AI changes work, building financial security on a single salary, career paths that no longer follow a straight line, and early burnout. DOSM data shows youth unemployment at 10.2% even as overall unemployment sits near 3%. Why is youth unemployment in Malaysia high when employers cannot fill jobs? Because of a mismatch, not a shortage. PERKESO recorded 3.47 million manufacturing vacancies against 326,407 applicants. Young job seekers cluster in professional, ICT and finance roles, while open vacancies are concentrated in manufacturing, construction and hospitality, often at pay below the RM2,500 to RM5,000 band that attracts applicants. Will AI replace future workers? AI will automate certain tasks, and the ILO estimates 6.1% of youth jobs globally are highly exposed to it. Human skills such as creativity, communication, judgement and relationship building remain valuable, and workers who learn to use AI well are likely to be more in demand, not less. What skills will be important for future careers? A combination of AI and digital fluency, adaptability, communication, creativity, emotional intelligence and leadership. The ability to keep learning is the skill that underpins all of them. How can companies support young talent? Through mentorship, real learning opportunities, exposure to technology, realistic workloads and career paths that reward growth. Research consistently shows young Malaysians stay with employers where they can see themselves developing. What is IQI Youth? IQI Youth is a platform launched by Juwai IQI in 2026 to develop the next generation of real estate professionals around four pillars: growth, learning, influence and leadership. IQI Youth Connect is its flagship learning and networking event, focused on AI, marketing and entrepreneurship for Malaysians aged 18 to 35. Thinking about your next step, or about how your organisation can support young talent? Leave your details and the IQI team will reach out. [custom_blog_recruit_form] Sources: Department of Statistics Malaysia, Labour Force Statistics, Q1 and May 2026, as reported by The Star and Business Today PERKESO MYFutureJobs vacancy data, via The Star, 22 June 2026 DOSM MyLabourHub, self-employed youth data, via The Star, 29 July 2026 Jobstreet by SEEK Workplace Happiness Index, via The Sun, 15 April 2026 Malaysian Employers Federation, via The Star, 17 July 2026 ILO, Global Employment Trends for Youth 2026, via SAYS, 12 August 2026 IQI Youth platform launch, via EdgeProp, May 2026
10 Sep, 2026
Budget 2027 stamp duty exemption first home buyers
Malaysia tables Budget 2027 on 9 October 2026. For anyone buying their first home next year, one line in that speech matters more than the rest. The first-time homebuyer stamp duty exemption expires on 31 December 2027. Juwai IQI wants it extended, and the reason is not sentimental. Letting it lapse quietly takes up to RM11,250 from buyers who thought they had until the end of next year. What the Exemption Is Worth It removes stamp duty on two documents, not one: the instrument of transfer, and the loan agreement. On a RM500,000 home with a 90% loan: Cost itemWithout exemptionWith exemptionTransfer instrument (MOT)RM9,000RM0Loan agreement (0.5% of RM450,000)RM2,250RM0Total at stampingRM11,250RM0 Note: MOT is 1% on the first RM100,000 plus 2% on the next RM400,000, per the LHDN scale as at September 2026. That RM11,250 is cash, not financing. Stamp duty cannot be rolled into the loan, so removing it changes who can actually complete a purchase. The stamp duty extension is a vital measure because it helps more than three out of four buyers. Homes worth RM500,000 or less, which are covered by the exemption, make up about 76% of all residential purchases. Kashif Ansari, Co-Founder and Group CEO, Juwai IQI NAPIC's 2025 data backs that up. Homes at RM300,000 and below were 52.3% of residential transactions, and the RM300,001 to RM500,000 band added 24.9%. Together, 77.2% of the market sits inside the exemption. The Trap: Your Signing Date, Not Your Booking Date Here is the part most buyers miss. Eligibility is triggered by the date the sale and purchase agreement is executed, not the date you paid the booking fee. For off-plan purchases, those dates can be months apart. Imagine a buyer choosing an off-plan home in the second half of 2027. They might find out that they don't qualify for the exemption because they didn't end up signing their agreement until 2028, which is outside the window Kashif Ansari, Co-Founder and Group CEO, Juwai IQI There is a supply effect too. If nobody knows what happens after 2027, some affordable projects get shelved in 2026 rather than launched into an uncertain incentive. A Cheap Policy, and Two Other Asks Malaysia will table Budget 2027 on 9 October 2026, and for first-time homebuyers planning to purchase next year, one decision could make a real difference. The current stamp duty exemption for first-time buyers is set to run until 31 December 2027. Juwai IQI is urging the government to extend the measure, as allowing it to expire could mean eligible buyers lose savings of up to RM11,250 when purchasing their first home. This is not just about incentives. It is about reducing the upfront cost barrier for Malaysians entering the property market. What This Means If You Plan to Buy in 2027 Buying a completed subsale home? You are in reasonable shape. The gap between offer and signing is usually short. Just do not leave it to December 2027. Buying off-plan? Treat the signing date as your real deadline. Ask the developer in writing when the SPA will be executed. Still saving? The exemption stacks with other supports. See our overview of first home schemes in Malaysia, and the real all-in cost of buying a house for what stays payable even when stamp duty is waived. Full eligibility rules are in our guide to the stamp duty waiver extended to 2027. Budget speeches are not the place to gamble on timing. If your purchase can reasonably be completed inside the current window, complete it inside the current window. This article is based on reporting by Kopi & Property on September 2026, with insights from Juwai IQI Group CEO Kashif Ansari on Budget 2027 proposals, first-time homebuyer support and measures to improve housing affordability. 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
10 Sep, 2026
Penang 2030: Why Malaysia’s Silicon Valley of the East Is Becoming a Strategic Investment Hub
Most people still file Penang under heritage shophouses, char kuey teow, and beach weekends. Global chipmakers file it somewhere else entirely: on their capital expenditure plans. In the first quarter of 2026 alone, Penang approved RM4.9 billion in manufacturing investment, second only nationwide. Seventy percent of it was foreign money. The state shipped 38.1% of everything Malaysia exported in 2025, roughly RM610 billion worth. That is not a tourism story. It is an industrial story, and property is only the last link in a much longer chain. This article follows that chain from the boardroom to the balance sheet, so you can decide where Penang fits in yours. TL;DR: Why Penang Matters Now Penang approved RM4.9 billion in manufacturing investment in 1Q2026, ranking second in Malaysia. RM3.4 billion (70%) was foreign direct investment. Penang was Malaysia's top exporting state in 2025 at 38.1% of national exports, about RM610 billion, driven by integrated circuits and E&E. The ecosystem holds 350+ multinationals, 4,000+ manufacturing-related firms and about 45 IC design companies. Federal development allocation for Penang rose from RM5.7 billion (2023) to RM7.8 billion (2026), up nearly 60% versus 2022. The draft Penang Structure Plan 2040 lists 14 catalytic projects, including a Butterworth to Kulim rail line, a Coastal Ring Road and the Penang Gateway reclamation. Recent plants: MKS Instruments (RM400 million+, 1,000+ jobs, Batu Kawan) and SkyGate NHJ Technology (US$30 million, 100+ technical roles, Perai). Investor watchlist: Bayan Lepas for rental depth, Batu Kawan for growth, George Town and the north coast for premium and lifestyle demand. Why Investors Are Watching Penang’s Next Growth WaveTL;DR: Why Penang Matters NowWhat does "Silicon Valley of the East" actually mean in 2026?Who is investing in Penang right now?What is "Silicon Valley of the East 2.0"?How Is the Government Building Penang’s Next Growth Phase?Why Is Penang Mainland Becoming the Next Investment Frontier?How Does Economic Growth Translate Into Property Demand?Which Penang Areas Could Benefit Most by 2030?What Risks Should Investors Consider?Penang’s Next Decade Is Already Being Built. Are You Ready?Frequently asked questions What does "Silicon Valley of the East" actually mean in 2026? The nickname is more than 50 years old. Intel opened its first offshore assembly plant in Bayan Lepas in 1972, and the supplier network has compounded ever since. Today that network is deep enough that a new entrant can find machining, automation, testing, packaging and logistics partners within a short drive. Penang's industrial base counts more than 350 multinational companies and over 4,000 manufacturing-related businesses. The numbers behind the label, as reported for 2025 and 1Q2026: IndicatorFigureWhy it matters to investorsApproved manufacturing investment, 1Q2026RM4.9 billion (2nd nationwide)Fresh capital is still arriving, not just legacy plantsForeign share of that investmentRM3.4 billion (70%)International boards are voting with their moneyE&E plus machinery and equipment shareRM3.6 billion (74%)High-value sectors, high-value salariesShare of Malaysia's exports, 202538.1% (about RM610 billion)One state, more than a third of national exportsTrade openness index575.1 (highest in Malaysia)Deeply plugged into global supply chains Sources: The Edge Malaysia (20 June 2026), citing Chief Minister Chow Kon Yeow and DOSM. Who is investing in Penang right now? Two openings in the past three months show the range of capital coming in, from Nasdaq-listed giants to specialist precision engineers. MKS Instruments, Batu Kawan MKS opened a 350,000 sq ft factory on a 17-acre site at Bandar Cassia Technology Park in June 2026, officiated by the Prime Minister. The investment exceeds RM400 million and is expected to create more than 1,000 high-value jobs once all phases are complete. MKS makes the equipment that makes chips. Its technology sits behind more than 85% of the world's wafer fabrication equipment applications. When a company like that builds on the mainland, the supply chain follows. SkyGate NHJ Technology, Perai On 4 September 2026, SkyGate NHJ Technology opened a 36,000 sq ft smart manufacturing facility in the Perai Free Industrial Zone. The US$30 million investment comes in two US$15 million phases: first five-axis automated machining lines, then AI, digital twin and inspection systems for large semiconductor components. The company expects more than 100 high-quality technical positions and annual sales of up to US$25 million at full capacity. Its CEO named Penang's supply chain and the state's support for high-end manufacturing as the reasons for choosing it. The pattern to notice: both plants are on the mainland, not the island. Hold that thought for the section on Batu Kawan. Want the on-the-ground view of how the Mutiara LRT is already shaping buyer sentiment? Read our agent's Penang property insights. What is "Silicon Valley of the East 2.0"? Think of the first 50 years as Penang learning to build chips for other people. Version 2.0 is Penang learning to design them. Speaking at SEMICON Southeast Asia in May 2026, Penang Port Commission chairman Datuk Yeoh Soon Hin described the shift from assembly and testing towards IC design, advanced packaging and AI hardware development. Penang is now home to approximately 45 IC design companies. The engine behind this is Silicon Design @5km+, a RM120 million, five-year programme led by InvestPenang. It concentrates IC design parks, the Penang Chip Design Academy and research and incubation facilities within a 5km radius of Bayan Lepas. Why does this matter to an investor who will never buy a chip? Because design engineers earn more than assembly technicians, they cluster near each other, and they rent or buy homes within that same 5km radius. How Is the Government Building Penang’s Next Growth Phase? Corporate capital rarely commits without public capital alongside it. Penang currently has both. Federal development allocation Prime Minister Anwar Ibrahim, speaking in Batu Kawan in April 2026, set out the trajectory: YearDevelopment allocation for Penang2021 to 2022Below RM5 billion2023RM5.7 billion2024RM5.8 billion2025RM7.6 billion2026RM7.8 billion That is an increase of nearly 60% compared with 2022. Headline projects include the LRT Mutiara Line and the Juru to Sungai Dua traffic dispersal works, which directly address the two things Penang professionals complain about most: the bridge queue and the commute. Penang SEED The Penang Strategy for Economic Ecosystem Development, published by Penang Institute, frames the state's next phase around four pillars: high-value manufacturing, the digital economy, talent development and sustainable growth. It is the policy logic that Silicon Design @5km+ and the IC design push sit inside. Penang Structure Plan 2040 The current Penang Structure Plan 2030 was gazetted in October 2019. Its replacement, the draft Penang State Structure Plan 2040 (RSNPP 2040), closed public inspection on 9 September 2026 and now moves towards approval and gazettement. The draft names 14 catalytic projects. The ones with the most bearing on where value moves: Butterworth to Kulim railway line, linking Seberang Perai's transport hubs to the Kulim industrial centre in Kedah Penang Coastal Ring Road, about 28km to 30km, bypassing George Town and cutting travel time to about 21 to 27 minutes The Penang Gateway, a mixed-use reclamation along the coast from Tanjung Bungah to Batu Ferringhi Expansion of Penang Sentral A Third Penang Crossing and a Balik Pulau to Paya Terubong tunnel The plan's stated priorities include a better balance between the island and Seberang Perai, transit-oriented development and stronger growth centres. One honest caveat. Chief Minister Chow has said the third crossing's inclusion is indicative only, with no immediate start, and that several development zones in the draft remain indicative. Treat the 2040 plan as a direction of travel, not a timetable. Price in the projects that are already under construction, and discount the ones that are still lines on a map. Why Is Penang Mainland Becoming the Next Investment Frontier? For decades the island had the jobs and the mainland had the land. The mainland is now getting the jobs too. Batu Kawan is the clearest example. Bandar Cassia Technology Park is where MKS built its RM400 million plant. Batu Kawan Industrial Park already hosts a roster of global manufacturers, and the township has IKEA, the Design Village outlet mall and new residential precincts to match. Add the Juru to Sungai Dua elevated highway now under construction, the proposed Butterworth to Kulim rail and the LRT Mutiara Line, and Seberang Perai stops being "the other side" and becomes its own centre of gravity. FactorPenang IslandPenang Mainland (Seberang Perai)Economic anchorBayan Lepas FIZ, IC design cluster, airport, George Town servicesBatu Kawan and Perai industrial parks, Penang Port, Penang SentralLand supplyConstrained, reclamation-dependentAmple, with new township pipelinesEntry priceHigher, premium condos and heritage stockLower, landed homes still accessibleTenant profileExpatriate engineers, executives, IC design talentPlant managers, technical staff, young familiesInfrastructure catalystsLRT Mutiara Line, Coastal Ring Road, Penang Gateway (draft)Juru to Sungai Dua highway, Butterworth to Kulim rail (draft), Penang Sentral expansionInvestor thesisScarcity and rental depthGrowth and capital appreciation New to Malaysian property rules, foreign ownership thresholds or the purchase process? Start with our complete guide to buying property in Penang. How Does Economic Growth Translate Into Property Demand? Here is the chain, and it runs in one direction. Global companies invest, high-value jobs are created, talent moves in, infrastructure expands, and property demand follows. Each link is visible in Penang today. Link in the chainEvidence in Penang, 20261. Global companies investRM4.9 billion approved in 1Q2026; MKS, SkyGate NHJ and others opening plants2. High-value jobs are created1,000+ roles at MKS alone; 100+ technical roles at SkyGate NHJ; 45 IC design firms hiring engineers3. Talent moves inMultilingual engineering pool, expatriate management, Penang Chip Design Academy graduates4. Infrastructure expandsRM7.8 billion allocation in 2026; LRT Mutiara Line; Juru to Sungai Dua highway; 14 RSNPP 2040 projects5. Property demand followsRental demand around Bayan Lepas and Batu Kawan; township launches on the mainland; premium demand in George Town and the north coast A worked example on yield Gross rental yield = annual rent divided by purchase price. On a RM800,000 unit renting at RM3,000 a month, that is RM36,000 a year, or a 4.5% gross yield. Every additional RM200 of monthly rent adds 0.3 percentage points. In a market where 1,000 new engineers arrive in a single plant opening, that RM200 is often the difference between a listing that sits and one that goes in a week. Yields vary widely by location, property type and financing. Use the figures above as a method, not a forecast. What would the financing look like? Most investors gear their purchase. With the OPR at 2.75%, run your own numbers before you shortlist. Estimates for guidance only. Actual figures depend on the bank's assessment, current rates and your full financial profile. The capital is already moving into Penang. The question is where you position. An IQI Penang consultant maps the investment corridors to actual listings, tells you which infrastructure is real and which is still a proposal, and walks you through ownership rules, financing and tenancy. No obligation. Talk to a local IQI Penang consultant > Or browse now: subsale homes and new launches in Penang. Which Penang Areas Could Benefit Most by 2030? Bayan Lepas: the established tech core Home to the Free Industrial Zone, the airport and now the Silicon Design @5km+ cluster. This is where rental depth lives. Engineers and executives want to be within minutes of the plant, and the LRT Mutiara Line will tighten that radius further. Suits: rental-focused investors who value occupancy over headline growth. Batu Kawan: the growth corridor MKS, Bandar Cassia Technology Park, IKEA, Design Village and a pipeline of new townships. Land is still available, which means entry prices are lower and the appreciation runway is longer. The Butterworth to Kulim rail, if delivered, extends the catchment into Kedah. Suits: investors with a five to ten year horizon who are comfortable buying ahead of infrastructure. George Town and the north coast: lifestyle and premium demand The UNESCO core, Gurney, Tanjung Tokong and onwards to Batu Ferringhi serve a different buyer: senior executives, returning Malaysians and international owners who want a base rather than a commute. The Penang Gateway reclamation and the Coastal Ring Road, both in the 2040 draft, would reshape the north coast if they proceed. Suits: capital preservation and premium rental, with a watching brief on the 2040 plan. What Risks Should Investors Consider? An honest investment case names its downside. Semiconductor cycles are real. Penang's export concentration in E&E is a strength in an upcycle and an exposure in a downturn. Indicative is not approved. The third crossing, the Gateway and several 2040 zones may shift, shrink or stall. Value the land on what exists, not on the render. Island land is constrained. Reclamation projects such as Silicon Island face environmental and political scrutiny, and the Chief Minister has said they must be assessed comprehensively. Rules for foreign buyers change. Penang sets its own minimum purchase thresholds for non-citizens, and they differ between the island and the mainland. Confirm the current figures with a licensed agent before committing. Rental yield is not guaranteed. Oversupply in specific segments can and does happen, especially in high-rise stock. Location within a corridor matters more than the corridor itself. Penang’s Next Decade Is Already Being Built. Are You Ready? Whether you are buying a base near Bayan Lepas, a growth play in Batu Kawan or a premium home on the north coast, an IQI Penang consultant gives you the corridor-level view, verified pricing and end-to-end support from viewing to keys. This article is for general information only and does not constitute financial, legal or investment advice. Figures are as reported by the sources above on the dates stated and should be re-verified before any decision. Frequently asked questions Why is Penang called the Silicon Valley of the East? Penang has built a semiconductor and electronics ecosystem over more than five decades, starting with Intel's Bayan Lepas plant in 1972. It now hosts more than 350 multinationals, over 4,000 manufacturing-related businesses and around 45 IC design companies, and contributed 38.1% of Malaysia's exports in 2025. Is Penang a good place for investment in 2026? Penang approved RM4.9 billion in manufacturing investment in 1Q2026, ranking second nationwide, with 70% from foreign investors. Combined with rising federal development allocations and major new plants from MKS Instruments and SkyGate NHJ Technology, the economic fundamentals supporting investment are strong. Property outcomes still depend on location, segment and timing. What is Silicon Valley of the East 2.0? It is Penang's plan to move up the value chain from chip assembly and testing into IC design, advanced packaging and AI hardware. The anchor programme is Silicon Design @5km+, a RM120 million, five-year initiative centred on Bayan Lepas that includes IC design parks and the Penang Chip Design Academy. Which areas in Penang have the best investment potential? Bayan Lepas for technology-driven rental demand, Batu Kawan on the mainland for long-term growth as plants and townships arrive together, and George Town with the north coast for premium and lifestyle demand. Each suits a different investor horizon and risk appetite. Is buying property in Penang mainland a good investment? The mainland is attracting the newest industrial capital, including the RM400 million MKS plant in Batu Kawan and the US$30 million SkyGate NHJ facility in Perai. Land is more available, entry prices are lower, and the draft Structure Plan 2040 prioritises better island-mainland balance. It suits investors with a five to ten year view. What infrastructure is planned for Penang by 2040? The draft Penang State Structure Plan 2040 lists 14 catalytic projects, including the Butterworth to Kulim railway, a 28km to 30km Coastal Ring Road, the Penang Gateway reclamation, Penang Sentral expansion, a third crossing and a Balik Pulau to Paya Terubong tunnel. Several remain indicative and depend on future approvals. What industries are driving Penang's economic growth? Semiconductors and electronics lead, followed by machinery and equipment, precision engineering, medical devices, automation and digital services. E&E plus machinery and equipment accounted for 74% of approved manufacturing investment in 1Q2026. Tourism remains a secondary but resilient sector. Want to discuss where Penang fits in your portfolio? Leave your details below and we will connect you with a Penang specialist. 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Malaysia has been quietly courting the Gulf, and interest is starting to show, even if applications have yet to follow. In March 2026, The Star reported rising MM2H enquiries from Saudi Arabia, the United Arab Emirates, Kuwait, Bahrain and Qatar. Just weeks earlier, the Tourism Ministry told Parliament that Middle Eastern participation in MM2H remained small, but confirmed plans to expand promotion across the region. The update was reported by Malay Mail, The Star and IMI Daily, as MM2H’s economic contribution reached RM3.87 billion by the end of 2025. So, the policy push is clear, and the interest is beginning to emerge. But one practical question remains largely unanswered: What would life actually cost, and what could the same money buy, in Kuala Lumpur compared with Dubai? Key Takeaways Kuala Lumpur is about 48% cheaper than Dubai, with housing around 65% lower. A household spending AED 25,000 monthly in Dubai could live on roughly RM14,250 in KL, saving about RM159,000 a year. International primary school fees are around RM22,000 lower per child annually in KL. MM2H offers 5, 10, 15 or 20-year renewable terms, with property purchase required for mainland tiers. UAE real estate investors receive a 5-year Golden Visa, while 10 years applies to public-investment investors. Foreign buyers in Malaysia pay a flat 8% stamp duty, with no MM2H exemption. Table of contentsMalaysia vs the UAE in 60 secondsHow much cheaper is Kuala Lumpur than Dubai?What your property budget actually buysWhere Malaysia quietly wins: schools and healthcareMM2H vs the UAE Golden Visa: they solve different problemsWhat the industry is sayingWhat this means for youFrequently Asked Questions (FAQs) Malaysia vs the UAE in 60 seconds Quick answer: Malaysia wins on living costs, housing space, healthcare and schooling. The UAE wins on tax, earning power and global connectivity. Which one is better depends almost entirely on whether you are still building wealth or already spending it. What matters to youMalaysia under MM2HUAEDay-to-day living costsClear advantageHigherHousing value per ringgitClear advantagePremium pricingPrivate healthcare costClear advantagePremium pricingInternational school feesClear advantageHigherZero personal income taxDepends on your tax residencyClear advantageHigh-income employmentWeakerClear advantageGlobal flight connectivityStrong regionallyClear advantageLong-term residencyMM2H, 5 to 20 years renewableGolden Visa, 5 or 10 yearsForeign buyer entry costWeaker since January 2026Clear advantage Notice the last row. Malaysia does not win that one, and any article telling you otherwise is selling something. We come back to it below. How much cheaper is Kuala Lumpur than Dubai? Kuala Lumpur is around 48% cheaper than Dubai overall, and around 65% cheaper on housing. Those figures come from Expatistan's Kuala Lumpur and Dubai price sets, last updated on 8 September 2026. A second dataset points the same way. Livingcost.org, updated 21 June 2026, puts monthly costs for one person at USD 2,470 in Dubai against USD 992 in Kuala Lumpur, and family costs at USD 5,467 against USD 2,346. Where the gap actually shows up Monthly itemKuala LumpurDubaiDifferenceRent, 900 sqft furnished, prime areaRM5,259AED 14,39567% cheaperRent, 900 sqft furnished, normal areaRM2,485AED 9,05175% cheaperUtilities, two peopleRM234AED 85275% cheaperHome internetRM95AED 31773% cheaperMonthly public transport passRM60AED 27981% cheaperShort private doctor visitRM106AED 28166% cheaperBusiness district lunchRM21AED 6369% cheaper Source: Expatistan, Kuala Lumpur vs Dubai, prices updated 8 September 2026. The pattern is consistent. Malaysia's advantage is concentrated in the things you pay for every single month, which is exactly where a relocation decision is won or lost The Dubai to Kuala Lumpur lifestyle calculator Percentages are hard to feel, so we converted them into household budgets. Using Expatistan's own equivalence between the two cities and the exchange rate published alongside it, here is what a Dubai monthly spend translates to in Kuala Lumpur. Current Dubai spendComparable KL lifestyleMonthly differenceOver a yearAED 15,000about RM8,550about RM7,970about RM95,600AED 25,000about RM14,250about RM13,280about RM159,300AED 40,000about RM22,800about RM21,240about RM255,000 IQI calculation, September 2026. Derived from Expatistan's stated equivalence between Kuala Lumpur and Dubai and the AED to MYR rate published on that comparison. Indicative only. Actual costs depend heavily on housing choice, schooling and lifestyle. Read the third row again. A household at AED 40,000 a month in Dubai is looking at roughly a quarter of a million ringgit a year in difference. That is not a discount on groceries. That is an international school place, or a mortgage, or an earlier retirement date. What your property budget actually buys This is where the comparison becomes more compelling for buyers, not just renters. Livingcost estimates city-centre apartment prices at about USD 7,283 per sq m in Dubai, compared with USD 4,081 in Kuala Lumpur. On the same budget, that could mean roughly 78% more floor area in KL. Take the AED 2 million UAE Golden Visa property threshold, equal to roughly RM2.2 million. In Malaysia, that amount already exceeds the MM2H Platinum property minimum of RM2 million, and in most parts of Kuala Lumpur, it can buy a significantly larger home than a comparable budget in Dubai. Working out what a specific budget buys in a specific neighbourhood is the part most comparison articles skip. Browse current Kuala Lumpur listings to see real asking prices rather than index averages. The part nobody warns UAE buyers about Since 1 January 2026, non-citizens pay a flat 8% stamp duty on residential property transfers, up from 4%, while Malaysians continue to pay tiered rates of 1% to 4%. Purchase priceMalaysian citizenForeign buyer from 2026RM1,000,000 (MM2H Gold minimum)about RM24,000RM80,000RM2,000,000 (MM2H Platinum minimum)about RM64,000RM160,000 MM2H does not provide an exemption. Foreign owners also face 30% RPGT if they sell within five years, falling to 10% from year six. Malaysia may still be cheaper to live in, but buying in now comes with higher upfront costs. Budget for the transaction, not just the property price. Budget for the transaction, not just the price The 8% stamp duty is only one line in the entry cost. Legal fees, consent fees, valuation and loan agreement duty sit on top of it, and foreign buyers typically face lower margins of finance than citizens. Run your numbers before you shortlist anything. IQI's property calculators cover transaction fees, mortgage repayments and rental yield. Where Malaysia quietly wins: schools and healthcare For families, this comparison often matters more than rent. International schooling is where the savings add up. Livingcost estimates annual primary school fees at around USD 17,401 in Dubai versus USD 11,913 in Kuala Lumpur, a difference of roughly RM22,000 per child each year. Preschool and daycare show an even wider gap, at around USD 870 monthly in Dubai compared with USD 300 in KL. Healthcare follows a similar pattern. A short private doctor visit costs about RM106 in Kuala Lumpur versus AED 281 in Dubai, while antibiotics are roughly RM26 compared with AED 101. For UAE families, Malaysia’s appeal is not simply lower costs. It is the ability to maintain private healthcare, international education and a comfortable lifestyle without the same Dubai-level expenses. MM2H vs the UAE Golden Visa: they solve different problems These two programmes get compared constantly, and the comparison is usually framed wrongly. The UAE Golden Visa is primarily an investment, talent and economic attraction framework. MM2H is built around long-term residence and second-home living. They are not competing products so much as different answers to different questions. Here is the current MM2H structure, straight from MOTAC. CategoryFixed depositTermMinimum propertyParticipating feePlatinumUSD 1,000,00020 years renewableRM2,000,000RM200,000GoldUSD 500,00015 years renewableRM1,000,000RM3,000SilverUSD 150,0005 years renewableRM600,000RM1,000SEZ/SFZ, age 50+USD 32,00010 years renewableAs set for the SEZ developmentRM1,000SEZ/SFZ, age 21 to 49USD 65,00010 years renewableAs set for the SEZ developmentRM1,000 Source: MOTAC, mm2h.gov.my category overview. Processing fee RM5,000 for the principal applicant and RM2,500 per dependent. Up to 50% of the fixed deposit may be withdrawn for property, medical, education and tourism purposes. Two details UAE applicants tend to miss. Participants aged 25 to 49 must spend 90 cumulative days a year in Malaysia, shareable across the main applicant, spouse and dependents. Those aged 50 and above have no minimum stay. And note the Platinum participating fee of RM200,000, which is a different order of magnitude from the other tiers. The Golden Visa detail most comparison sites get wrong Many comparisons claim that AED 2 million in property automatically gives a 10-year UAE Golden Visa. The reality is more nuanced. According to the UAE federal government portal updated on 28 July 2026, real estate investors qualify for a 5-year Golden Visa, while the 10-year term applies to public-investment investors. The takeaway: always verify the exact visa category before comparing it with MM2H. A 20-year MM2H Platinum term versus a 5-year property-investor Golden Visa is a very different comparison from 20 years versus 10. For investors focused on portfolio protection, read our MM2H safe haven analysis. For application details, explore our complete MM2H guide. What the industry is saying Anthony Liew, President, MM2H Consultants Association In The Star’s 16 March 2026 report by Tarrence Tan and Gerard Gimino, Anthony Liew highlighted growing MM2H interest from Gulf citizens, driven partly by Malaysia’s image as a geopolitically neutral country. The enquiries are coming mainly from Saudi Arabia, the UAE, Kuwait, Bahrain and Qatar, with interest from working professionals, retirees and parents exploring education options for their children. However, Liew noted that interest has not yet translated into a surge of applications. Many prospective applicants are still verifying documents and assessing their options. The pipeline is growing, but approvals will take time to follow. Liew also urged the government to increase MM2H awareness among both citizens and expatriates living in these markets. Why the UAE is the market that matters That last point is the one worth sitting with, because the Gulf is not a market of citizens. It is a market of people who already live abroad. Gulf countryForeign residentsSaudi Arabia16.4 millionUnited Arab Emirates10.04 millionKuwait3.3 millionQatar2.87 millionOman1.8 millionBahrain848,934 Source: Global Media Insight, as published by The Star, 16 March 2026. Global Media Insight is a commercial research firm rather than an official statistics agency, so treat these as widely cited estimates. The UAE has more than 10 million foreign residents, making it one of the world’s largest expatriate hubs. Many have already made an international relocation decision. They have compared schools, healthcare, housing and living costs before choosing to build a life away from their home country. That makes them a different audience from first-time movers. The question is not whether they can live abroad. It is where they choose to go when their priorities, lifestyle and financial calculations change. Kashif Ansari, Co-Founder and Group CEO, Juwai IQ Kashif Ansari told The Star that Malaysia is becoming a natural destination for Middle Eastern residents, with more buyers from the region showing interest in studying, visiting and investing in Malaysia. In comments to Malay Mail, he highlighted Malaysia’s advantage in combining value, international schools, improved visa options and lifestyle appeal, noting that prime Kuala Lumpur homes average around USD 240 per sq ft, compared with USD 1,810 in Singapore and USD 1,090 in Bangkok. Malaysia is quietly emerging as an Asian luxury market sweet spot Kashif Ansari, Co-Founder and Group CEO, Juwai IQI, quoted in Malay Mail, 15 April 2025 Dr Yeah Kim Leng, Professor of Economics, Sunway University Yeah also noted that Malaysia already has a growing Middle Eastern expatriate community, giving it an advantage over destinations like Thailand and Singapore. For new arrivals, having an existing community makes relocation smoother and more familiar. He also highlighted the property opportunity. If Middle Eastern demand continues to grow, developers may begin creating homes and facilities better suited to this market. Dr Geoffrey Williams, Economist Williams was the dissenting voice, and the article is better for it. In the short term, he does not expect a surge of Gulf arrivals, because MM2H looks less attractive against competing visa schemes globally. He also flagged that Malaysia's system for employing expatriates makes it harder for employers to hire high-skilled foreign talent. There must be benefits beyond offering the residence visa. Geoffrey Williams, economist, quoted in The Star, 16 March 2026 He still expects Malaysia to remain attractive over the longer term to people from conflict-affected regions. His point is about pace, not direction. Datuk Seri Tiong King Sing, Minister of Tourism, Arts and Culture The policy backdrop comes from a separate parliamentary reply in February 2026. Tiong stressed that MM2H is open to applicants worldwide and that participants from Arab countries are accepted, while acknowledging that applications from the Middle East remain small. He committed to expanding promotion across the region. What that report does not answer Read together, these four perspectives reveal a clear pattern: there is no Gulf rush into MM2H yet. Instead, the market is showing early-stage interest, an under-targeted opportunity, cultural alignment and a reminder that a visa alone is not enough to convince families to relocate. A residence visa is not the reason a family moves. The real decision comes down to what that move changes: the cost of living, children’s education, housing options and overall lifestyle. That is the calculation most coverage has yet to explore, and it is the one this article examines. China currently leads MM2H property purchases, and the same promotional imbalance explains why. We broke that down in MM2H China: Are Chinese Buyers Taking Over Malaysian Property? What this means for you If you are a UAE family with school-age children: Start with the education cost, not rent. Saving around RM22,000 per child annually can become one of the biggest factors when comparing long-term living costs across multiple children and years. If you are approaching retirement: The age-50 threshold matters. Applicants above 50 face no minimum stay requirement under MM2H, making a flexible two-base lifestyle between Malaysia and the Gulf more practical. If you are buying property: Your property decision and visa choice are linked, as each mainland MM2H tier comes with a minimum property requirement. Factor in the 8% stamp duty and state-specific property thresholds before making a purchase decision. If you are still working in the Gulf: Consider the trade-off carefully. The UAE’s tax advantage is significant, and Silver and Gold MM2H categories do not provide employment rights in Malaysia. So, is Malaysia better than Dubai? Not for everyone. But for long-term living, Malaysia offers significantly more lifestyle value for every ringgit spent. Dubai remains difficult to beat for tax efficiency, career opportunities and global business connectivity. Malaysia’s strength lies elsewhere: a more affordable second home with larger living spaces, private healthcare, international education and a renewable residency option. For UAE residents who have already built their wealth and are now deciding where it can support the best quality of life, the question is no longer just about earning more. It is about where that wealth creates the lifestyle they want. And for many, Malaysia presents a compelling answer. Frequently Asked Questions (FAQs) Is Malaysia cheaper to live in than Dubai? Yes. Kuala Lumpur is around 48% cheaper than Dubai overall, with housing costs about 65% lower, based on Expatistan data updated on 8 September 2026. Livingcost.org also estimates lower monthly costs, at USD 992 in Kuala Lumpur versus USD 2,470 in Dubai. Both are crowdsourced estimates, so they should be used as a guide rather than official figures. Can UAE residents apply for MM2H? Yes. MM2H is open to eligible applicants from all countries with diplomatic relations with Malaysia, including UAE residents. Since July 2024, applications must be submitted through a MOTAC-licensed agent instead of directly. Is MM2H better than the UAE Golden Visa? They serve different purposes. The UAE Golden Visa focuses on investment, talent and economic contribution, while MM2H is designed for long-term residence and second-home living. When comparing visa terms, check the category carefully: UAE real estate investors are listed for a 5-year Golden Visa, not 10 years. How much would a Dubai lifestyle cost in Kuala Lumpur? Yes. Since 1 January 2026, non-citizens excluding permanent residents pay a flat 8% stamp duty on residential property transfers, and MM2H does not provide an exemption. For a RM2 million property, that means RM160,000 in stamp duty. Do I need to live in Malaysia full-time under MM2H? No. Participants aged 25 to 49 must spend 90 cumulative days per year in Malaysia, and the requirement can be fulfilled collectively by the main applicant, spouse and dependants. Those aged 50 and above have no minimum stay requirement under the current framework. Which Malaysian city suits UAE families best? Kuala Lumpur offers the strongest combination of international schools, private healthcare and business connectivity. Johor Bahru appeals to those seeking Singapore access and the Special Economic Zone opportunity at a lower entry cost, while Penang is often preferred by retirees looking for quality healthcare and a slower lifestyle. Is international school cheaper in Malaysia than Dubai? Yes. International school fees are generally lower in Kuala Lumpur, with Livingcost estimating annual primary school fees at around USD 11,913 in KL compared with USD 17,401 in Dubai. That is a difference of roughly RM22,000 per child each year. Your MM2H journey starts with the right property. Every tier comes with different property requirements and costs. Speak with an IQI adviser to find the right fit before you commit. Plan your Malaysia move smarter. [custom_blog_form] Continue reading: MM2H China: Are Chinese Buyers Taking Over Malaysian Property? The MM2H programme: eligibility and how to apply MM2H explained: the Silver, Gold, Platinum and SEZ requirements Foreign land ownership rules in Malaysia Juwai IQI's CEO provides a Malaysia forecast for 2026 Sources Ministry of Tourism, Arts and Culture Malaysia, MM2H Category Overview, mm2h.gov.my, page last updated 10 February 2026, for programme categories, fixed deposits, terms, property minimums, fees and minimum stay requirements The Official Portal of the UAE Government, Golden visa, u.ae, updated 28 July 2026, for Golden Visa categories and residency durations Expatistan, Cost of Living Comparison: Kuala Lumpur vs Dubai, prices updated 8 September 2026 Livingcost.org, Dubai vs Kuala Lumpur Cost of Living Comparison, updated 21 June 2026, for household costs, property prices per square metre and international school fees Stamp Act 1949, Item 32(ab), as inserted by the Finance Act 2025 (Act 874), for the 8% foreign buyer stamp duty effective 1 January 2026 Lembaga Hasil Dalam Negeri (LHDN) for Real Property Gains Tax rates applicable to non-citizens The Star, More Middle East interest in MM2H, 16 March 2026, for commentary from Anthony Liew and Dr Yeah Kim Leng Global Media Insight, foreign resident populations across Gulf countries, as published by The Star, 16 March 2026 Malay Mail / Bernama, Tourism minister: Over 740 bought homes under MM2H, with 2,600 more in pipeline, 4 February 2026, for Datuk Seri Tiong King Sing on Middle East participation and expanded promotion The Star, China, Taiwan and Singapore top MM2H property buyers, says Tiong, 4 February 2026 IMI Daily, Malaysia's revamped MM2H program approaches $1 billion in inflows, February 2026, for the RM3.87 billion economic contribution figure Malay Mail, Malaysia said to be fourth top choice for China's ultra-rich homebuyers, 15 April 2025, for Kashif Ansari's commentary and the Savills prime price comparison Disclaimer: This article is for informational purposes only and does not constitute financial, tax, legal or immigration advice. MM2H and UAE residency requirements change. Verify current terms with MOTAC, a licensed MM2H agent, and the relevant UAE authority before making decisions.
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