The escalating frequency of floods in Malaysia has become a pressing concern for both residents and policymakers.

The Ministry of Housing and Local Government (KPKT) is grateful that 14 of its financial initiatives have been approved by Budget 2025

Only non-landed properties located in Selangor fall under the healthy house price-to-income ratio (HPIR) among all the types of residential properties in different districts across the Klang Valley.

Mohd Ariff has over 18 years of experience in key positions of internal audit, accounts and reporting, and business planning and budgeting in the oil and energy industry. 

The journey towards sustainable construction may be riddled with challenges, but with the sharing of knowledge and best practices at events such as The Edge Malaysia and YTL Cement's Sustainable Construction: The Next Level Symposium that was held on Wednesday at JW Marriott Hotel Kuala Lumpur, industry players can come together and look at how they can overcome such challenges and drive innovation.

A higher concentration of urban population not only generates more interactions, exchanges and business opportunities, but also promotes creative thinking, knowledge spillovers, new ideas and technology developments, leading to a higher economy of scale and wealth agglomeration.

Finding adequate child care and support remains one of the biggest hurdles for working mothers and young parents. Rising costs of living demand the creation of dual-income households.

Global real estate network IQI has signed a Memorandum of Understanding to establish an advanced technology manufacturing park in Cambodia.

According to Malaysian think tank, The Centre, 73.19% of women prefer to buy homes or continue living in their own properties versus 70.14% of men. 

Malaysia’s property transaction value hit RM196.83 billion in 2023 — the highest ever recorded by the National Property Information Centre (Napic).