As Malaysia’s property market opens further in 2026, more Singaporeans are looking north for value, space, and lifestyle advantages. This guide explains ownership rules, minimum purchase prices, and key hotspots like Kuala Lumpur, Johor, and Penang, where freehold opportunities and high yields are drawing growing interest.

Malaysia’s property market remains a top pick for 2026. Kuala Lumpur (KLCC) offers steady 4-5% yields backed by corporate demand, while Johor Bahru’s SEZ and cross-border growth support returns of 5-6%. Discover how Malaysia’s rental yields compare with regional markets and what’s driving investor confidence for the year ahead.

R&F Princess Cove in Johor Bahru offers freehold waterfront condos opposite Singapore, combining commuter-driven rental demand with long-term growth potential.

Johor is rapidly transforming into a digital hub, with data centre investments from Microsoft, Nvidia, and others reshaping its property landscape. This article explores how the JS-SEZ, RTS Link, and smart city growth are opening new opportunities and risks for investors looking to capitalise on Malaysia’s tech-driven real estate boom.

Is Johor finally catching up to Singapore as a real estate investment hub? We compare pricing, yields, buyer taxes, and future growth to help you decide in 2025.