Vol. 2026 · The Catalog
Malaysia's new launches,
Malaysia's new launches,
read in one place.
135 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
- 135
- 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 135 pages passed the same quality threshold used for the sitemap; individual details remain subject to developer confirmation.
I. Browse by area
KLCC
7 projects
Bangsar
6 projects
Bukit Jalil
3 projects
Petaling Jaya
6 projects
Old Klang Road
3 projects
Taman Desa
1 projectDamansara
3 projects
Subang Jaya
4 projects
Ipoh
4 projects
Kuantan
10 projects
Puchong
3 projects
Segambut
1 projectBandar Sri Damansara
3 projects
Cyberjaya
2 projects
Mont Kiara
2 projects
Penang
4 projects
Rawang
3 projects
Seputeh
2 projects
Seri Kembangan
3 projects
Shah Alam
2 projects
Sungai Besi
2 projects
Others
5 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
Buying from Singapore adds state-rule, financing and remote-verification questions. Use this checklist as a starting point, then verify the current rules and documents before committing.
Q.01Can Singaporeans buy property in Malaysia?+
Eligibility depends on the state, property category and the rules in force at the time of purchase. Check the current state-authority requirements and have an independent Malaysian solicitor verify the title and buyer eligibility before paying a booking fee.
Q.02What's the loan margin for SG buyers?+
There is no fixed margin for every Singapore-based buyer. Banks assess residency, income, existing commitments, property type and their current credit policy; obtain written illustrations from suitable banks before fixing your cash budget.
Q.03Which areas make sense for SG investors in 2026?+
Compare areas using recent transaction and rental evidence, tenure, commute, competing supply, management quality and likely exit demand. A suitable area depends on your budget, holding period and own-stay or investment objective.
Q.04How do I proceed if I'm in Singapore?+
Send CK your budget, purpose and preferred locations. CK can request current project materials and viewing options; use an independent solicitor and obtain financing terms directly from the relevant bank before committing.
First-time buyer FAQ
Questions I hear most often
Q.01Freehold vs leasehold — what's the real difference?+
Freehold and leasehold describe different title interests, but the practical decision also depends on the lease start and balance, consent requirements, price, management and location. Check the actual title and obtain legal advice rather than relying on the marketing label alone.
Q.02How much deposit for a new launch?+
Upfront cash depends on the official booking form, SPA terms, financing approval and transaction costs. Ask for the current developer-issued documents and a lawyer’s cost estimate; do not assume an advertised rebate will reduce every buyer’s cash requirement.
Q.03Can foreigners buy property here?+
Foreign-buyer rules vary by state, property category and date. Confirm the current minimum threshold, consent requirements and title restrictions with the relevant state authority and an independent solicitor before paying.
Q.04How should I verify current stamp duty or buyer incentives?+
Eligibility and effective dates can change. Check current LHDN and Ministry of Finance material and ask your solicitor to confirm the treatment for your exact buyer profile and transaction before relying on any incentive.
Q.05How should I compare KL areas for investment?+
Start with recent transactions and rents, competing supply, tenure, transport, management costs and likely tenant or resale demand. The right shortlist depends on your entry budget, financing, holding period and risk tolerance; there is no universal best area.