Juwai IQI co-founder and group CEO Kashif Ansari: “For the real estate market, the doubling of the special grants is a positive factor that will improve accessibility, increase property values, attract new development, and drive higher economic growth and quality of life.
Kuala Lumpur has the highest average rent at RM2,863, or 44% higher than the country average (RM1,995) and 51% higher than Selangor’s (RM1,899).
He attributed this growth to the country's strategic location, favourable government policies, proximity to Singapore, as well as attractively priced land, power, and water.
"The division also aspires to provide non-financial services, concierge services, wealth counselling for the younger generation, education and philanthropic advice,” Kashif added.
The report said Malaysia’s ranking demonstrates the growing buying power of Malaysian consumers and their increasing interest in cross-border property investments.
MDEC senior vice president and head of digital export Gopi Ganesalingam outlined MDEC's GAIN (Gateway, Amplification, Investor, Nurturing) initiative, which provides support for companies venturing globally.
Juwai IQI chief economist Shan Saeed added that Malaysia is still likely to remain a safe haven for investors because of its macroeconomic stability, strategic geography, productive labour force and investor confidence in government policy frameworks.
This fresh collaboration aims to enhance the capabilities of IQI agents through advanced data and mapping capabilities, hence EdgeProp is bringing along its EPIQ capabilities this time around.
“After KL, the three most expensive states for sub-sale homes are Sarawak, Sabah and Johor.
“We are launching the CMC High-Tech Park because Cambodia is already home to some of the world’s biggest brands, and many of them are producing their goods near Phnom Penh and in close proximity to our new Park.
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