China is currently Malaysia's largest foreign real estate investor at over US$2.1 billion between 2014 and 2016. Chinese citizens are also increasingly calling Malaysia their second home under the Malaysia My Second Home programme (MM2H) - some 8,000 of them, also the single biggest nationality. What impact does this have on the property landscape in the country?

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Property cooling measures introduced by the government and Bank Negara Malaysia in 2012, were meant to curb speculation in the real estate sector. The intention is to slow down the rise in home prices and bring owning property to within reach of Malaysian. Has this worked?

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What are Guaranteed Rental Return (GRR) schemes? Our legal expert explains what they are, if they are all above board and what a property investor's rights are regarding these schemes.

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Malaysians have always had a fondness for investing in Britain's real estate market, thanks to similar laws inherited from our colonial past, or for the purpose of pure good returns. However, what are the pitfalls that need to be addressed, particularly with the prospects of Brexit and an upcoming general election?

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A collaboration between Property PriceTag and Khazanah Nasional's ThinkCity has resulted in the Secret Atlas of Greater Kuala Lumpur coffee table book. The data contained within analyses common assumptions related to how property prices are affected by the surrounding infrastructure.

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The government wants the construction industry to adopt the Industrialised Building System (IBS) as a way to reduce dependency on foreign workers as well as to reduce the cost of constructing homes. Where is the industry in this and can this help to lower the cost of property?

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Kuala Lumpur has seen immense development in her more than 160-year history. Today, in the city's quest to become a global, livable city, KL must balance rapid urbanisation with preserving her heritage and culture, while enhancing real estate value for residents and investors alike.

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For the past three years, overall volume and value of transactions for Malaysia's property market have fallen, year-on-year [for the nine months period up until September]. With the first quarter of 2017 now almost behind us, we check-in with a real estate valuation and consultancy firm on the fundamentals of Malaysia's property market. 

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Housing affordability remains a challenge in Malaysia. To tackle this, Maju Group has launched an Own It Now - Sure Or Not Campaign, to educate millennials in buying a property. It has also rolled out a scheme allowing the buyer to pay for the down payment in 42 months.

We take a look at what the scheme entails, and how much of a game-changer will this be to the property sector.

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What are some tips in investing in property overseas? Taking a look at different issues to consider when buying property abroad for investments.

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