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F1 is Back at Sepang. What Could It Mean for the Property Market?

Formula 1 is returning to Sepang after nearly nine years, but could the impact extend beyond the race track? We explore how the return of F1 could influence tourism, hotels, businesses and the property market, and why this global sporting event matters to homeowners, investors and real estate professionals alike

7 Rental Scam Tactics Malaysians Are Still Falling For

Rental scams don’t always begin with obvious warning signs. They often start with a convincing conversation, a professional-looking listing, or a seemingly trustworthy person. Discover seven common rental scam tactics that continue to catch Malaysians off guard—and learn the simple habits that can help protect both landlords and tenants.

Signed the LAD Settlement? You Probably Can’t Come Back for Seconds

Accepted a "full and final settlement" for your late delivery compensation? A recent Court of Appeal ruling could affect your ability to claim more later. Here's what every Malaysian homebuyer should know before signing on the dotted line.

Why Even Experienced Landlords Still Get Scammed

Even experienced landlords can fall victim to rental scams—not because they’re careless, but because scammers know how to exploit trust, routine, and urgency. Discover the psychology behind common rental scams and learn why good habits and careful verification remain your best defence.

The First 5 Businesses That Usually Open in a New Township (And Why They Matter)

A new township doesn’t become vibrant overnight. It grows one step at a time. Ever noticed that convenience stores, cafés and pharmacies often open long before a supermarket? There’s a good reason for that.

Introducing the MyPropertyPlaces Walkability Scoreâ„¢

Can you really walk to the MRT, supermarket or café comfortably—or is it just close on the map? Introducing the MyPropertyPlaces Walkability Score™, our new rating system that measures how easy, safe and enjoyable a neighbourhood is to explore on foot, helping you make smarter property decisions beyond just distance.

Imported EVs Above RM300,000? Here’s What It Really Means for Malaysians

Thinking of buying an imported EV? You may want to decide sooner rather than later. With new rules pushing many imported electric vehicles above RM300,000, here’s what the changes mean for Malaysian buyers—and why they could also make well-connected properties even more valuable.

Malaysia’s New RM2.10 Diesel Subsidy Explained

The RM2.10 diesel subsidy is now in effect nationwide. Learn about eligibility requirements, monthly fuel quotas, MyKad verification, and how the BUDI Diesel programme could help you save on fuel costs.