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You've probably seen a townhouse during your search for a property. In this article, we explain the facts about townhouses in Malaysia and why they could be a potentially good option for the right buyer.

Selling property in Malaysia in 2026 involves more than finding a buyer. This guide covers pricing, documents, legal transfer, RPGT, loan redemption, agent fees, and post-sale steps so you can avoid delays, stay compliant, and protect your final proceeds.

Confused about master title vs strata title? This quick 2026 guide explains the key differences between master, strata, and individual titles in Malaysia, including ownership rights, control, fees, and how each title affects financing, resale, and long term flexibility.

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.

Buying property as a foreigner in Malaysia in 2026 comes with stricter rules and higher costs. This article explains the latest state price thresholds, the eight per cent stamp duty, MM2H requirements, and what foreigners can legally buy under current regulations.

Here is a list of condominiums and serviced apartments in Malaysia that have benefited from high property value growth in the past 10 years. Let’s delve into the reasons why these residential properties are winners and what lessons homebuyers and investors can glean from them

We take a look at the differences between the Perfection of Transfer and Perfection of Charge, the legal fees and stamp duty payable as well as the parties involved.

New landed property launches in Selangor are gaining momentum in 2025 as buyers prioritise space, privacy, and long-term liveability over high-rise density. With entry prices from around RM680,000 in growth corridors such as Semenyih, Rawang, and Bukit Raja, improved connectivity and stronger developer confidence are positioning landed homes as both a lifestyle upgrade and a resilient investment choice.

Despite its unassuming size, Dengkil has become a hotbed for real estate investment, capturing the attention of homebuyers, investors, and developers.