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  1. E&O 1Q profit rises 29.5% on stronger property sales

    E&O's 1Q profit increased by 29.5% due to stronger property sales. The company is expanding its development footprint.

    CompaniesThe Sun

  2. Minimum wage should help workers save, own homes, not just cover expenses: Expert

    An expert suggests the minimum wage review should consider more than basic living costs. The goal is to enable workers to save and own homes.

    Policy & regulationThe Sun

  3. PropertyGuru says interest in renting on the rise, welcomes proposed Residential Tenancy Act

    PropertyGuru Malaysia saw rental searches outpace sale searches over the past year. This reflects growing interest in renting.

    Property marketThe Sun

  4. KPKT resolves 1,647 sick, abandoned housing projects worth RM153 billion, says Nga

    Housing Minister Nga Kor Ming announced that KPKT has resolved 1,647 abandoned housing projects. The projects were worth RM153 billion.

    Policy & regulationThe Sun

  5. Shaping our ‘third skin’ for well-being

    GreenRe senior assessor Colin Timothy Santhakumar talks about sustainable residential design. He emphasizes occupant health, indoor air quality, and accessibility.

    Construction & developmentThe Sun

  6. GuideHealthcare in Malaysia and private health insurance for expats

    An outline of the differences between public and private care, what private hospitals are like, and the points foreigners should weigh when considering health insurance.

  7. GuideMalaysia long-stay visas: MM2H, work, dependent, student, PVIP

    An overview of the main long-stay residence statuses, how to choose one by purpose, and where to check the latest MM2H requirements.

  8. GuideCost of living in Malaysia: a monthly breakdown for Kuala Lumpur

    How to think about the cost categories — housing, food, transport, education and healthcare — and the effect of the exchange rate.

  9. GuideInternational schools in Kuala Lumpur: curriculum, area and fees

    British, American, IB, Australian and Japanese school options. How the curricula differ, and how to think about area and fees.