The Property Show

The latest industry survey from the Real Estate & Housing Developers' Association Malaysia shows that its members are optimistic of a better property market going into 2024, now that the first quarter has wrapped up. REHDA president Datuk NK Tong also shares with us his views on the year that has gone by and the challenges the local property market can expect.

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The Real Estate & Housing Developers' Association Malaysia's members continue to be optimistic about the local property market this year, although concerns remain over rising input costs and changing trends. The Property Show this week speaks to Shahid Saleem, the Group Chief Financial Officer at Juwai-IQI Global for his insights into what's to come as we wrap up Q1 of 2024.

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High prices coupled with the uncertain economic landscape is making home ownership increasingly difficult, especially for the younger generation. Natasha Gideon, real estate negotiator with IQI Realty Sdn Bhd will be discussing obstacles affecting millennials in terms of home ownership and also sharing some tips and advice before committing to a property purchase. 

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PropertyGuru Malaysia country manager Sheldon Fernandez shares with us the findings of their latest Consumer Sentiment Study H1 2024 which polled over 1,000 respondents nationwide to gauge their thoughts on property-related issues. We also delve into the latest property transactions data released by the National Property Information Centre (NAPIC).

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A ride on the KL monorail will open your eyes to the number of abandoned projects in the city centre, including in the prime golden triangle area where shiny new modern, grade A buildings abound. Some of these projects have been abandoned since 1998, several of which are already several storeys tall. Hans Fernandez, is in charge of residential & commercial investments at Zerin Properties, and has been in the real estate business in KL for 30 years. He shares his experiences.

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On this week’s Property Show, Haji Ishak Ismail, the president of the Malaysian Institute of Property & Facility Managers (MIPFM), shares his insights on property management, advice for those intending to pursue a career in the industry as well as discussing legislations governing strata properties.

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Property technology, or proptech, has changed the way the real estate industry operates and with the advancement of AI and adoption of Internet of Things and other technology, it is set to develop even further. Ivan Wong is the founder of proptech platform, Property Genie, and he shares with us insights into this industry as well as lessons he learned in the three attempes at setting up this company.

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JLL Malaysia's latest Greater Kuala Lumpur Property Market Monitor has revealed that subsectors like logistic warehouses, data centres and Grade A premium offices are expected to have the most positive growth this year. Its Chief Growth Officer Christophe Vicic also talks about how this also ties in with how AI and generative AI are amongst the top technologies to have the greatest impact on real estate over the next three years.

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As the rabbit hops away, now it's time for the dragon to shine. What's in store for the property sector in this Year of the Wood Dragon? Master Kenny Hoo, Founder and Chief Researcher, Good Feng Shui Geomantic Research will be sharing his outlook and predictions on how to beter navigate the year ahead.

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The National Property Information Centre or NAPIC is the sole government body set up in 1999 to gather and collate data pertaining to the country's real estate sector so that various government agencies, property developers and other relevant stakeholders can plan better. Norhisham Shafie is the director of NAPIC and he shares the work this agency does.

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