KUALA LUMPUR: Former Finance Minister Tun Daim Zainuddin filed another application to obtain documents related to the charge of failing to comply with notices by not declaring assets including several luxury vehicles, companies and properties. Daim whose full name is Che Abdul Daim Zainuddin filed the application through Messrs. Raj & Sach in July to obtain a copy of the Malaysian Anti-Corruption...
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PropertyGuru Malaysia Property Market Report Q4 2023 The Malaysian residential property market has shown resilience amid economic challenges, with potential for growth driven by infrastructure developments and shifting consumer preferences towards the rental market. However, the market may face constraints on further price increases in the face of weak demand and increased listings. Infrastructure...
KAJANG: Malaysia’s real estate market recorded a stable performance in the first half of 2023 (H1’23), with the value of transactions increasing by 1.1% to RM85.37 billion from RM84.40 billion in H1’22. Deputy Finance Minister I Datuk Seri Ahmad Maslan said the volume of transactions, however, showed a marginal decrease of 2.1% to 184,140 for 1H 2023 versus 188,002 in the corresponding period...
PropertyGuru Malaysia Property Market Report Q3 2023 In Q1 2023, Malaysia’s economy reported a 5.6% YoY growth rate, identical to the growth rate in the same period of the previous year. Driving this growth was the Services sector, bolstered by the rebound in tourism, a thriving real estate market, and improving business services. Additional support came from robust private consumption,...
PropertyGuru Malaysia Property Market Report Empowering Malaysians To Make More Confident Property Decisions At PropertyGuru, we are passionate about helping homebuyers find and secure the home they have always wanted. We created the Malaysia Property Market Report (MPMR) to help regular Malaysians understand the movement of the property market better, so that buyers can offer reasonable prices...
PropertyGuru Malaysia Property Market Report Q2 2023 In Q4 2022, Malaysia’s economy grew by 7%, with full-year growth of 8.7% in 2022. The growth was supported by labour market recovery and domestic demand expansions. Despite weaker external demand, the recovery of the tourism sector and the performance of electrical and electronic exports offset the slower growth. Inflation remains a concern...