Malaysia’s 2026 Budget will double stamp duty for foreign property purchases from 4 % up to 8 %. The policy aims to balance housing affordability and investment growth, with developers already adapting through incentives.

As Australian investors look abroad in 2026, Thailand and Malaysia stand out for their affordability, stability, and lifestyle appeal. Explore how both markets compare on yields, ownership laws, and residency options, and discover where Australians are finding the best balance between lifestyle and long-term value.

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.

Kuala Lumpur’s luxury property market is emerging as one of Asia’s most undervalued. Discover why international investors are focusing on KLCC, Bukit Bintang and TRX, and what 2026 holds for Malaysia’s high-end real estate sector.

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.

Bangkok’s 2026 property market continues to offer dependable rental income for investors. With verified yields between 4-7%, strong expat demand, and expanding transport links, the city remains one of Asia’s most stable investment hubs.