Malaysia’s Property Market Is Becoming More Selective The Malaysia Property Market Overview 1Q2026, produced by EdgeProp Malaysia in collaboration with PropNex Malaysia, gives a useful reading of where the market is heading. The important message is not that Malaysia property is simply “recovering” or “slowing”. The more accurate reading is that the market is becoming more selective, more data...

SouthPlace 2 Shows Why Township Execution Still Matters SouthPlace 2 Shoppes & Residences reaching its topping off milestone at Tropicana Metropark is more than a construction progress update. It shows that buyers are still responding to integrated township products when the location, accessibility, retail planning and delivery confidence are aligned. Tropicana Corp Bhd has completed the structural...

The Hill Residences Enters Its Final Phase In Seremban The Hill Residences by Malton has entered its final phase in Seremban town centre, giving landed home buyers a relatively rare proposition: low-density semi-detached homes in a mature urban setting, with larger layouts and gated community features at a price point that remains meaningfully below many comparable Klang Valley landed options. According...

Skechers Tarcor Park Adds A New Retail Layer To Melaka Melaka has long been understood through heritage streets, food culture, weekend tourism and historical landmarks. The opening of Skechers Tarcor Park adds a different layer to that identity: large-format lifestyle retail designed to work as a destination in itself. For a city that already attracts domestic tourists, day-trippers and family visitors,...

Malaysia’s Economic Goal Should Be Bigger Than A Label Malaysia’s ambition to become a high income nation has long been part of the country’s development narrative. It is a simple target, easy to communicate and useful for international comparison. But economist Geoffrey Williams’ argument that Malaysia should focus more on building an equitable economy raises an important point: a country’s...

Merdeka 118 Is No Longer Just A Skyline Story Merdeka 118 has always been easy to understand visually. It is tall, prominent and globally recognisable. But its designation as Malaysia’s first MD Nexus recognised building under the Malaysia Digital Location Recognition framework gives the tower a more important commercial story. It positions Merdeka 118 not only as a national landmark, but as a benchmark...

KLCC vs TRX vs Bukit Bintang: Which KL Location Makes More Sense for Foreign Buyers? For many overseas buyers, Kuala Lumpur becomes easier to understand once the search narrows down to three names: KLCC, TRX, and Bukit Bintang. These are not the only places foreigners can consider in KL, but they are among the easiest to recognise, explain, and compare. KLCC carries the prestige of the Twin Towers and...

118 Mall Turns Merdeka 118 From A Landmark Into A More Complete Precinct The opening of 118 Mall this August gives Kuala Lumpur’s Merdeka 118 precinct something it has needed from the beginning: everyday activity at ground level. Menara 118 is already internationally recognised as the world’s second tallest skyscraper, but a tower alone does not create a complete city destination. A working precinct...

Is Kuala Lumpur a Good City for Foreigners to Live In? For many foreigners, Kuala Lumpur is not the first Asian city they think of. Singapore is more obvious. Bangkok is louder. Hong Kong has stronger global visibility. Taipei, Tokyo, and Seoul have clearer cultural identities in the minds of many overseas buyers. But Kuala Lumpur has a different strength. It is a city that becomes more attractive once...

Tuan Straits Residency Review: A Practical Desa Petaling Serviced Residence For Buyers Who Want Space, Connectivity And Local Convenience Introduction Tuan Straits Residency is worth shortlisting if you want a practical three bedroom serviced residence in Desa Petaling, with a city fringe location, mature neighbourhood support and an entry price that remains more approachable than many newer Kuala Lumpur...