Rental profits from residential condos, serviced apartments or commercial spaces are taxable. Key rules:• Section 4(d) – Passive Rental (most foreigners): Net income after direct expenses, taxed at 30% flat rate for non‑residents. No loss carry‑forwards or capital allowances.• Section 4(a) – Business Rental (active management, e.g. Airbnb with services): Treated as business income. Foreign

Malaysia’s economy is projected to grow at around 4.8–5% through 2025–2026, with fiscal consolidation and targeted subsidies keeping conditions broadly stable for property buyers. Government forecasts highlight a gradual easing of inflation and a focus on infrastructure, including rail, urban renewal and digital connectivity, all of which support medium‑term property values.​ For the residential market,

Kuala Lumpur now has a new Rapid Bulanan pass that gives 30 days of unlimited travel on Rapid KL rail and bus services for RM150, open to both Malaysians and foreigners. This is a major upgrade for tourists, expats, digital nomads and international property buyers who rely on LRT, MRT, Monorail and buses around KLCC, Bukit Bintang and TRX.​ This guide explains

Kuala Lumpur city centre (KLCC, Bukit Bintang, TRX belt, and KL Sentral/Brickfields) is evolving into a mature rental market with growing end‑user demand, rising short‑stay tourism, and clearer regulations. For international buyers and high‑net‑worth Malaysians, understanding rental performance, tenant profiles, and policy direction is now essential before committing to a multimillion‑ringgit condo. This guide breaks down the latest trends

Kuala Lumpur’s short‑term rental (STR) and Airbnb market has matured from a “grey area side hustle” into a data‑backed, regulation‑driven asset class that serious investors can no longer ignore. This article breaks down the latest numbers and rules so that international buyers and high‑net‑worth Malaysians can make informed decisions about owning a STR‑ready condo in

Golden Crown Residence @ TRX is one of the most interesting new launches in central Kuala Lumpur for buyers who want to live or invest right beside Malaysia’s new international financial hub. It now also sits next to what will become a major education hub, with Monash University Malaysia planning a RM2.8 billion city campus in

They say home is not just a place, but a feeling. For those who moved from oversea to Kuala Lumpur few years ago, that feeling was elusive—until you stood under the dazzling new lights of Bukit Bintang in the coming evening. The soon to launch of i-LITE U, a RM4 million project to illuminate Kuala Lumpur’s