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We take a look at the top investment properties landlords can consider in Kuala Lumpur and Selangor.

Learn what rental yield is, how to calculate gross and net yield, and what counts as a good return in Malaysia (5.19% average in Q3 2025). Compare locations, understand key risk factors, and discover practical ways to maximise rental income and long-term investment performance.

iProperty.com.my has identified certain “bright-spot” locations and properties that have performed better than most during the last three years when the property market was dealing with an oversupply of high-rise properties. We take a closer look at the best performing properties to buy or invest in these areas – in terms of enquiries, property sales and price movement – to offer buyers and investors valuable insight on where to make a property purchase in 2022.

The dual key condo is picking up momentum among property investors in Malaysia, especially in the Klang Valley. Take a look at what the dual key concept is all about, its pros and cons and our list of top dual key units available in Malaysia.

Imagine the bliss of owning a house by the sea, where you can work remotely while you revel in the majestic aquamarine view. Sounds cool right? Well, owning a beach home is not without its challenges. In this article, we will discuss the pros and cons as well as the costs associated with owning a beach house in Malaysia.

Is it better to sell or rent out a property? This is one of the biggest conundrums faced by novice real estate investors in Malaysia. If you are itching to know the answer, read on and find out what is the best avenue for your investment property.