Aurora Residences: Which Floor Plan Suits You?
Which Aurora Residences floor plan should you buy? A guide to the layouts from 476 sq ft — matching size, budget and goal in freehold Seksyen 16.
RTS Link Now Opens February 2027: What It Means for Johor Bahru Property Buyers
The JB-Singapore RTS Link will start passenger service in February 2027, a one-month buffer for safety approvals. Budget 2027 named e-ART as JB’s main transit fix and the JS-SEZ has drawn RM132 billion. What it means for JB property, the overhang risk, and how to buy sensibly. Research by DMS Jason Chan.
Serviced Apartment Overhang Jumps to 23,375 Units: What KL and Selangor Buyers Should Check (2026)
Unsold completed serviced apartments rose to 23,375 units in Q2 2026, driven mainly by Kuala Lumpur and Selangor, while residential overhang rose for a seventh straight quarter. What the NAPIC numbers mean and a six-point check before you buy. Research by DMS Jason Chan.
Home Loan Approvals Are Falling in Malaysia (2026): How to Get Yours Approved
Property loan approvals fell 13.1% in August 2026 and the approval rate slipped to 40.8%, while the OPR stays at 2.75% with some analysts expecting a rise in 2027. What it means for buyers and seven ways to strengthen your loan application. Research by DMS Jason Chan.
Bayu @ Mori Park: Which Unit Type Fits You?
Which Bayu @ Mori Park unit type should you buy? A guide to the layouts from 550 sq ft, including dual-key, for family living or investment.
Sena @ Astrum: Which Layout to Buy (280–793 sq ft)
Which Sena @ Astrum layout should you buy? A guide to the unit types from 280 sq ft — matching size, budget and goal for own-stay or investment.
Off-Plan vs Completed in Shah Alam: Which to Buy?
Off-plan vs completed property in Shah Alam — price, payment timeline, condition and risk compared, and which suits your situation.
Using EPF Savings for Your Shah Alam Downpayment
How to use your EPF housing savings — the account formerly Account 2, now Akaun Sejahtera — to help fund a Shah Alam condo downpayment.
Buyer’s Market in Malaysia? How to Negotiate a Better Property Deal in 2026
Developer sales are slowing and unsold stock is building. What the latest numbers show, and how Malaysian home buyers can compare nett prices, rebates and packages without falling for a bad deal. Research by DMS Jason Chan.
LPPSA RM1 Million Financing Limit (2026): What Civil Servants Can Now Buy
LPPSA is raising its home financing ceiling from RM750,000 to RM1 million, at a fixed 4% (with 4.5% reported above RM750,000) and up to 100% financing. What it means for civil servants buying in the Klang Valley, and what to check first. Research by DMS Jason Chan.