With the tabling of Budget 2017 just a week away, Putrajaya is in talks with the Employees Provident Fund (EPF) to raise Account 2 contributions from 30% to 40% to aid first-time homebuyers

Early this year, the Base Lending Rate (BLR) structure was replaced with a new Base Rate (BR) system. Under BR, which will now serve as the main reference rate for new retail floating rate loans

We have been told countless times that buying a house is a lifetime commitment. Indeed it is one of the most important decisions we make besides marriage, having children and scratching all the other stuff on our bucket list

With the housing market at the crossroads, where house prices have been moderating but remain severely unaffordable

The house buying issue among the young generation is expected to be among the key focus areas of the 2017 Budget to be tabled on Oct 21.

PROPERTY experts at a round-table discussion on Overcoming Malaysia’s Property Industry Challenges at Budget 2017, held at Menara Star, mutually agreed that the ability to purchase a house in the country is getting weaker, especially for the younger peopl

The 10 per cent Bumiputera discount on properties will no longer be available for certain types of properties in Selangor.

In the wake of increasing pressure on banks to relax lending rules, the Association of Banks in Malaysia (ABM) is asking first time home buyers to consider applying for Government schemes such as “Skim Rumah Pertamaku” (SRP) for assistance in their proper

Malaysian investors in Australia will most likely focus on commercial properties with the implementation of new tax rates targetting foreign buyers of residential real estate, according to Knight Frank Australia.

The repeated, cautionary heeding that the Klang Valley has an oversupply of retail space will seem like nonsense when two huge malls

The Selangor government is requesting Bank Negara to review its strict guidelines for housing loans to allow more Selangor folk

EFFECTIVE today, parking charges at Kuala Lumpur City Hall (DBKL)-owned parking bays within the central business district (CBD) are increasing by 150%.