Looking to invest in Kuala Lumpur? Here are the 10 most promising new property projects for 2025–2026, with key data on prices, developers, and rental yields.
Choosing the right city is one of the most crucial decisions for a real estate investor in Malaysia. It's not just about potential returns, but also about understanding the market profile, growth drivers, and associated risks of each location. In 2025, three cities stand out as prime choices: Kuala Lumpur, the financial heart; Penang, the tech and tourism hub; and Johor Bahru, the gateway to Singapore.
Looking to invest in Malaysian real estate? Our guide covers everything you need to know, from legal rules and taxes to the practical steps of purchasing a property as a non-resident.
Discover the ultimate guide to investing in Malaysia in 2025. We cover everything from the economic context to taxation, real estate, and starting a business.
Malaysia increasingly attracts international investors thanks to its dynamic economy, recognized quality of life, and attractive rental yields. However, 7 major mistakes regularly transform this tropical dream into a financial nightmare. These errors cost foreign investors millions of dollars annually: canceled purchases due to non-compliance with legal thresholds, insolvent developers, underestimated...
Yes, foreigners can buy property in Malaysia, but under specific conditions that have evolved in 2025. The minimum purchase threshold is generally set at RM1 million (approximately USD 225,000), with significant variations by state: up to RM3 million in Penang or RM2 million in Selangor. The complete process takes between 4 and 8 months and requires State Authority Consent. Budget for 5% to 7%...
As geopolitical tensions, market volatility, and tightening regulations increase in Western financial hubs, family offices are broadening their geographic focus. Malaysia, with its unique positioning, is rising as an attractive alternative. According to recent reports by UBS and Campden Wealth, a growing percentage of Asian and Middle Eastern family offices are either exploring or expanding operations...
Malaysia is gradually establishing itself as an essential economic player in Southeast Asia, without completely displacing its established neighbors. With growth projected at 4 to 4.5% for 2025 according to the IMF, the country is not becoming the region's sole hub, but is developing a strategic complementary position that massively attracts international investment. This rise to prominence rests on...
In January 2025, Southeast Asia witnessed the birth of a revolutionary special economic zone: the JS-SEZ (Johor-Singapore Special Economic Zone). Officially signed on January 7, 2025, during the 11th Malaysia-Singapore Leaders' Retreat, this historic collaboration between Malaysia and Singapore covers 3,571 square kilometers - four times the size of Singapore - and aims to create 20,000 skilled jobs...
Un refuge stratégique au cœur de l’Asie Vous suivez de près l’actualité économique mondiale ? Alors vous n’avez pas pu passer à côté de l’escalade des tensions commerciales entre les États-Unis et la Chine. Nouveaux droits de douane sur les véhicules électriques, restrictions sur les technologies stratégiques, incertitudes sur les chaînes d’approvisionnement… Pour les...