7th PropertyGuru Asia Property Awards (Malaysia) goes virtual, enraptures 15,000 viewers from Asia Pacific and beyond
Real estate leaders illuminate the currently dim sector as we shine a light on their achievements throughout the recent years
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Demand for Malaysia’s large industrial developments remain resilient, says KGV
As the real estate sector irons out the repercussions of the pandemic, the industrial subsector is expected to steadily hold on
First-ever virtual PropertyGuru Asia Property Awards (Malaysia) gala introduces pioneering winners’ circle
Tropicana Corporation Berhad, Fieldman Construction Sdn Bhd among historic crop of winners and Highly Commended developers
Watch the exciting virtual red carpet and gala of the 7th PropertyGuru Asia Property Awards (Malaysia)
First virtual edition of the country’s most prestigious honours airs on 15 September 2020
PropertyGuru Asia Property Awards names first female Malaysia Real Estate Personality of the Year
Sarena Cheah comes into her own as one of Malaysia's most formidable, forward-thinking city builders
Coming soon: 7th PropertyGuru Asia Property Awards (Malaysia) 2020 virtual gala
The broadcast date will be announced soon.
First virtual PropertyGuru Asia Property Awards (Malaysia) shortlist draws boldfaced names, unveils final nominees
Pioneering iteration of Malaysia’s biggest real estate awards programme to feature biggest names in property development
Social distancing measures incite home ownership aspirations among young Malaysians
PropertyGuru Malaysia says that they are the "least likely to delay their property purchasing decisions”
Malaysian government predicts full economic recovery by 2021
The government’s positive outlook showcases their confidence in handling the virus
7th PropertyGuru Asia Property Awards (Malaysia) announces new gala dinner date
The awards programme has also decided to extend the nominations period
Branded residences vie for the top spot in Southeast Asia
Developers hope to capitalise on brand recognition among their audience of investors to build relationships with big names
7th PropertyGuru Asia Property Awards (Malaysia) moves gala dinner date, extends nominations period
Malaysia’s biggest real estate awards programme, now set for August, to accept nominations until June
Asia Property Awards (Malaysia) winners help the nation cope amid the COVID-19 crisis
Providing countless relief initiatives for the citizens as the number of cases continue to rise
Malacca will be home to a cashless blockchain city
Malaysian and Chinese developers plan to build a cashless tourist town that runs on blockchain technology
7th PropertyGuru Asia Property Awards (Malaysia) delays presentation ceremony and gala dinner
Malaysia's most prestigious real estate event will now take place in July 2020 in light of the new corona virus pandemic
Kuala Lumpur’s luxury residential market to recover in 2020
Propelled by a series of developments launched in the last two quarters of 2019
Malaysian investors dominate London’s luxe property market
To date, projects between both countries are already worth GBP5 billion
Malaysia’s property supply still inflated, despite slight decline
Nevertheless, the market could still experience further distress if new properties launched don't get sold within nine months
6 places to relish in the charm and culture of Penang
The island destination remains one of Malaysia’s most compelling all-round spots for property speculation
Pengerang to become Malaysia’s technology hub in five years’ time
As part of the planned Malaysia Smart City Framework
Industrial, logistical developments to shine at 7th PropertyGuru Asia Property Awards (Malaysia)
General public enjoined to pick out next wave of stellar Malaysian property developers, designs and projects
Malaysia’s industrial property sector to witness substantial growth in 2020
This underrated sub-sector of the real estate industry is slowly making its way into the spotlight
The world of virtual reality technology captivates the real estate sector
Through VR, they are able to cut down costs and sell more units
Hong Kong investors could purchase around 10,000 homes in Malaysia over the next 6 months
According to a property consultant, they get discreet visits from Hongkongers every weekend, with each batch buying about 50 to 100 units