Vol. 2026 · The Catalog
Malaysia's new launches,
Malaysia's new launches,
read in one place.
96 buyer-ready new-launch pages across KL, Selangor, Penang, Johor and beyond. Thin records stay out of this catalog until there is enough source evidence; the wider 345-project dataset remains under review.
Editor's pick · This week
№ 01 / Flagship
Parkside Residences @ Setia Federal Hill
- Projects
- 96
- Areas
- 22
- Flagships
- 8
- Agent REN
- 46305
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Use the filter, browse by area, or jump straight to a transit hub. These 96 pages passed the same quality threshold used for the sitemap; individual details remain subject to developer confirmation.
I. Browse by area
KLCC
6 projects
Bangsar
5 projects
Bukit Jalil
4 projects
Petaling Jaya
5 projects
Old Klang Road
2 projects
Taman Desa
1 projectDamansara
2 projects
Subang Jaya
4 projects
Ipoh
4 projects
Kuantan
10 projects
Puchong
1 projectSegambut
1 projectBandar Sri Damansara
1 project
Cyberjaya
2 projects
Mont Kiara
1 project
Penang
1 project
Rawang
3 projects
Seputeh
1 project
Seri Kembangan
3 projects
Shah Alam
2 projects
Others
2 projects
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CK
- Name
- CK Chong
- REN
- 46305
- Firm
- IQI Realty Sdn Bhd
- Region
- Klang Valley · Penang · Ipoh
For Singapore buyers
Buying Malaysian property from Singapore
9% of cariprojek.my visitors are from Singapore. Here are the four questions I get most often — and how to get started without flying over.
Q.01Can Singaporeans buy property in Malaysia?+
Yes. SG citizens and PRs can purchase. The main restriction is a minimum purchase price — in KL and Selangor, foreigners must buy at RM 1,000,000 and above. Many flagship projects on this site qualify (Bangsar, KLCC, Bukit Jalil).
Q.02What's the loan margin for SG buyers?+
Malaysian banks typically offer 60–70% margin (30–40% down). Some go to 70% for high-value with strong credit. SG-based financing against existing assets is also an option.
Q.03Which areas make sense for SG investors in 2026?+
Bangsar and KLCC for established rental demand + easy international exit. Bukit Jalil for longer-hold investors who want newer at lower entry. Parkside Residence and The Atera are my current SG-buyer picks.
Q.04How do I proceed if I'm in Singapore?+
WhatsApp me directly. As a licensed REN under IQI Realty, I coordinate virtual viewings, connect you with a Malaysia-based lawyer for SPA, and advise on bank loan applications from Singapore. No obligation.
First-time buyer FAQ
Questions I hear most often
Q.01Freehold vs leasehold — what's the real difference?+
Freehold = permanent land title. Leasehold = fixed-term (usually 99 years) with renewal option. In Malaysia, freehold commands a pricing premium and is easier to transfer. KL has both; Johor is mostly freehold.
Q.02How much deposit for a new launch?+
Booking fee RM 1,000–10,000 + 10% down payment. Many developers now offer rebates that effectively reduce down payment to 2–5%. Ask me for the latest rebate stack on any project.
Q.03Can foreigners buy property here?+
Yes. Minimum transaction value in KL/Selangor is typically RM 1M (varies by state). Malay Reserve land and low-cost housing are restricted. Stamp duty and foreign levy apply.
Q.04Stamp duty exemptions for first-time buyers in 2026?+
Full exemption on SPA + loan agreement for first-time buyers purchasing properties under RM 500,000. Valid until 2027 under Budget 2026.
Q.05Best KL investment areas for new launches?+
My personal picks: TRX (luxury positioning), Bangsar (established demand + LRT), Bukit Jalil (growth + affordability), Old Klang Road (transit-oriented with competitive pricing). Flagship strip above covers the current shortlist.