Housing Loan Rates in Malaysia: Valuation Pressure and Hidden Risks

Housing loan rates in Malaysia are often presented as simple percentages, yet the true cost of borrowing is far more complex. For most buyers, the advertised rate is only part of the story. The spread applied by banks, valuation outcomes, and financing structures can significantly affect what borrowers repay over 30 years. In July 2025, […]
ESG in Malaysia: Framework and Regulations

ESG in Malaysia is rapidly reshaping how businesses operate. Environmental, social, and governance considerations have evolved from voluntary sustainability initiatives into core strategic and regulatory requirements, particularly for the property and real estate sector. As the country advances its Ekonomi MADANI agenda, ESG in Malaysia now plays a critical role in influencing investment decisions, asset […]
Know How – Property as an Investment in Malaysia

Property investment in Malaysia simply means buying or holding real estate whether a home, shoplot, or industrial unit to generate income or grow wealth over time. For beginners, Malaysia offers a relatively stable and accessible market supported by steady population growth, ongoing urban development, and long-term demand for housing. Despite pockets of oversupply, property remains […]
Merger and Acquisition Company in Malaysia for Property Growth

In Malaysia’s fast-evolving real estate and corporate landscape, strategic partnerships and acquisitions have become powerful tools for unlocking value, accelerating expansion, and diversifying income streams. As competition intensifies and land with high development potential becomes increasingly scarce, especially around prime urban corridors, developers and investors are turning to a merger and acquisition company in Malaysia […]
Budget 2026 Malaysia: Impact on Real Estate & Housing

The Budget 2026 recently tabled and presented by Prime Minister and Finance Minister Dato’ Seri Anwar Ibrahim, marks a pivotal step in the nation’s structural economic transformation under the Ekonomi MADANI agenda. The Government has allocated RM419.2 billion for 2026, with a clear focus on regional growth, social welfare, and sustainable development. The theme, “People’s […]
Abandoned Housing: How It Leaves Malaysians Stuck in Limbo

For most Malaysians, buying a home is a once-in-a-lifetime milestone — often funded through decades of savings and a long-term mortgage. But for thousands of homebuyers, this dream has turned into a nightmare. They are paying for homes they may never step foot in, trapped in a cycle of uncertainty caused by abandoned housing projects. […]
Land Acquisition in Malaysia: Rights, Process & Compensation

Land in Malaysia is more than just physical space — it represents heritage, wealth, and opportunity. But as the country grows, private land is sometimes required for public projects such as highways, MRT lines, schools, or flood mitigation works. When this happens, the process is known as land acquisition, and it often sparks questions and […]
How Natural Disasters are Changing the Property Market in Malaysia?

Malaysia has long treated floods as its most visible natural hazard. The devastating Taman Sri Muda floods of December 2021 changed buyer behaviour and developer planning across the Klang Valley, and now a run of recent tremors in Johor has opened a fresh chapter in how risk is perceived. Together, these events show how natural […]
Property Valuation Services in Malaysia: Your Complete Guide (For Homeowners, Investors & Businesses)

When you type “property valuation services in Malaysia” into Google, you’re likely seeking clarity —maybe you are a homeowner wondering how much your house is worth, a bank vetting collateral, or an organisation preparing financial statements. At Raine & Horne, our goal is to deliver transparent, accurate, and trusted valuations across every property and asset. […]
Build-Then-Sell (BTS) 2025 in Malaysia: Will It Solve Housing Issues or Raise Prices?

The build-then-sell (BTS) housing model — where developers complete construction before marketing or selling units — has reappeared at the centre of Malaysia’s housing debate after proposals in the recently tabled 13th Malaysia Plan. Proponents say build-then-sell protects buyers and reduces abandoned projects; critics warn it could raise development costs and limit supply. This article […]




