Many buyers searching for KL48 today are already deep in comparison mode. They are not asking whether KL48 exists.They are asking whether it makes sense against nearby alternatives like Aricia by Chin Hin, especially for buyers priced out of TRX and Merdeka 118 residences. KL48 sits in a competitive, high-density city-fringe segment. Its strengths and weaknesses are very clear once you strip away...
Exsim Hospitality Secures RM21.9mil Fit-Out Contract in Kuala Lumpur Exsim Hospitality Bhd has secured a RM21.9 million sub-contract for interior fit-out works at a 50-storey mixed commercial development located along Jalan Sultan Ismail, Kuala Lumpur. In a filing with Bursa Malaysia, the group said its wholly owned subsidiary, Exsim Concepto Sdn Bhd, accepted a letter of appointment from HAB...
Kuala Lumpur is a city defined by contrast. Glass towers rise beside colonial-era buildings, and modern infrastructure intersects with historical public spaces. In this evolving urban landscape, the conservation of the Sultan Abdul Samad Building represents more than the restoration of a historic structure. It reflects an ongoing effort to balance growth with identity, and development with memory. Prime...
Kuala Lumpur’s development landscape has entered a new phase, with immediate changes to how large-scale projects are reviewed and approved. Going forward, major developments in the capital will no longer proceed without consultation and feedback from the elected Members of Parliament (MPs) representing the affected constituencies. The move signals a significant shift in governance, introducing an...
Johor’s rapid emergence as one of Southeast Asia’s most active data centre hubs is now encountering a critical sustainability checkpoint: water security. As more large-scale, water-intensive facilities cluster across the state, experts are warning that continued reliance on public water infrastructure could create long-term risks for households, industries and the broader economy. The concern is not...
Berjaya Land Bhd’s proposal to rebrand itself as Berjaya Property Bhd may appear cosmetic at first glance, but for investors and market observers, it offers a useful signal about how the group wants to be perceived as it moves into 2026. In an environment where clarity of strategy and asset relevance increasingly matter, corporate naming decisions often reflect deeper shifts in emphasis rather than mere...
Malaysia’s long-anticipated Johor Bahru–Singapore Rapid Transit System (RTS) Link has taken another decisive step toward full implementation, with legislation to facilitate cross-border control arrangements set to be tabled in Parliament next month. While the move may appear procedural, its implications extend far beyond transport policy, carrying significant weight for Johor’s economy, labour...
Anyara Hills, KHK Set to Benefit from Semenyih Bypass as Malay Reserve Land Replacement Assured The development of the Semenyih Bypass Project has taken a decisive step forward following Prime Minister Datuk Seri Anwar Ibrahim’s assurance that all Malay Reserve Land affected by the project will be fully replaced, reinforcing confidence in infrastructure-led growth near Anyara Hills, KHK. Speaking at...
Putrajaya and Cyberjaya sit side by side in the southern corridor of Greater Kuala Lumpur, yet their property markets are increasingly telling two very different stories. Conceived in the mid-1990s as twin national projects, each city was designed with a distinct purpose in mind: Putrajaya as Malaysia’s federal administrative capital, and Cyberjaya as the country’s technology and innovation...
Malaysia’s property market is heading into 2026 with a more defined pecking order. After several years of uneven recovery, the next phase will not be driven by broad-based growth or policy stimulus alone. Instead, performance will increasingly be determined by how well assets align with long-term demand, infrastructure readiness and execution discipline. Market signals from the second half of 2025 point...
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