Home Owners

Traditional houses in Malaysia showcase climate smart design, natural materials, and rich cultural heritage through features like raised floors and ventilated layouts. In 2026, they remain valued for their unique character, sustainability, and appeal in heritage and niche property markets.

Malaysia’s e invoice system means landlords may need to issue LHDN validated digital invoices for rent based on income thresholds. It changes how rent is billed and recorded, improving compliance, transparency, and tax reporting.

Not all extra payments save the same. This guide explains advance loan payment vs reduce loan principal and why paying straight into principal usually cuts more interest. Learn simple 2026 strategies like flexi loans, EPF use, and refinancing to repay your home loan faster.

Water leak in condo in Malaysia is one of the fastest ways a neighbour issue turns into a legal and repair headache. This 2026 guide explains inter floor leakage, how the Form 28 Strata Management Act process works, who pays based on where the leak starts, and what owners, tenants, and management should do to fix it quickly and prevent repeat damage.

This project is a testament to the successful collaboration under the MBPP-IJM CSR initiative, showcasing a shared commitment to sustainable and impactful urban development.

IJM Rimbayu has transformed into a vibrant ecosystem where families flourish, businesses thrive, and quality of life takes precedence.

Pavonia is a boutique residential enclave set on 8,2 acres of prime elevated land, offering an exclusive collection of only 126 double- storey terrace homes.

Malaysia’s housing policies, like the 5-15% Bumiputera discount, aim to promote equitable homeownership but may unintentionally inflate demand for high-end properties, driving up prices and leading to poor resource allocation in the housing market.

It’s important to carefully assess the pros and cons before committing to a personal loan for property-related expenses.

While the affordable/social housing development obligations imposed on the private sector have helped reduce the burden on the government to provide affordable/social housing, the main concern is its far-reaching impact in distorting the Malaysian housing market towards high-end properties.