Real Estate

For those wanting to rent or buy, commercial, industrial or residential property in Malaysia, you will find a drastic shortage of real estate agents and some questionable integrity.

It could take you ages to find anything suitable in Kuala Lumpur or in any of the other large cities in Malaysia and it could take equally long to find a reliable real estate agent. Most property owners do not erect signs on their properties advertising that it is for sale or rent.

Foreigners buying property in Malaysia must obtain consent from the Foreign Investment Review Board which can be done by us for a fee of around US$125 depending on the property.

The Malaysian Institute of Valuers legislates agents' commissions maximising at 3.0% and reducing to 2.0% depending on the value of the contract. Legal fees and stamp duty obviously vary depending on the purchase price.

Now here is something that you can trust.

To ensure complete trust, honesty and satisfaction, I have taken a personal equity in forming this business with a young, honest and ambitious businessman who is also involved in the construction industry.

Through this new alliance, we have gathered a small gallery of photos and specifications of residential properties for sale and rent. We specialise in Kuala Lumpur and in the state of Negeri Sembilan particularly Seremban and the nearby beach resort of Port Dickson.

Just to help you understand what the market is like here, you can see a photo of an up-market home in Seremban home here. This home sold in 2011 for RM500,000.

Please also refer to our section for "foreigners in Malaysia"  where you can find a lot of information about making Malaysia your "second home", migrating here and buying a house.