When you say “Klang,” the first thing that most people think of is the aromatic smell of the city’s renowned and authentic bak kut teh, a local meat dish cooked in herbal broth. Being one of the oldest cities in Malaysia, Klang contains many historical beauties that even locals might miss. Formerly known as “Kelang” by older generations, it used to be a royal capital of the Selangor state and i ...

Petaling Jaya, more commonly known as “PJ”, is a massive city that sprawls over a wide area of Selangor. It is the first ever planned town in Malaysia and its population has grown dramatically over the years. The area now hosts enticing hotspots including Jump Street Asia, the largest trampoline park in Asia. The city’s development began in 1952 within the area now known as “Old Town.” It was w ...

Known for their award-winning developer and concepts, Setia Alam is a well-planned township in Shah Alam that hosts a peaceful lifestyle in a green city. Taking a walk in its lush greenery is inspiring and calming. Formerly an oil palm estate spanning over 4,000 acres of land, Setia Alam has evolved into the flagship development by SP Setia Group that you see today. It is home to Setia Eco Park ...

Subang Jaya is home to well known educational facilities, long-lasting traffic, and bubble tea. Subang Jaya is a large township, referred to as Subang by locals. Subang Jaya was a rubber plantation in the 1970s. Now, the area shows no signs of its origins with its large, bustling population. The entirety of the area was developed by Sime Darby. Most of Subang Jaya consists of landed properties ...

Cheras is known for its amazing food, infamous traffic, and being self-contained. This is not surprising, given that it is a developed and sprawling township. It is both a suburb and a district, which straddles both the states of Kuala Lumpur and Selangor. This township was once just a small and sleepy tin mining town that was home to a mere 500 residents. However, due to overpopulation in Kua ...

Mont Kiara is home to Korean eateries, numerous educational facilities, great accessibility and also a diverse range of properties. Mont Kiara is one of the more exclusive enclaves to live in within Kuala Lumpur. It is located northwest of the city centre of KL, roughly halfway between Kepong and downtown Kuala Lumpur and adjacent to Sri Hartamas. Mont Kiara is primarily populated by expat ...

Ara Damansara is a relatively new and upcoming township, located at the borders of Subang near the old Subang airport, Sultan Abdul Aziz Shah Airport, and is 20km to the west of downtown Kuala Lumpur. This 739 acre township is developed mainly by Sime Darby with freehold properties. The area has developed rapidly and in recent years a handful of other developers have also jumped onto the bandw ...

Desa ParkCity positions themselves as a developer who “create spaces which focus on life”. Their development ethos is centred around the 5 pillars of life “Family, Neighbourhood, Community, Connectivity and Convenience”. Once an abandoned quarry site, Desa ParkCity is now a 400+ acre mixed development located on the outskirts of Kuala Lumpur designed to embody the concept of live, work, and pla ...

Shah Alam is known for its football games and being well spread out with residential “sections” as they are referred to here. It is a slightly sleepy city, with industrial presence dotted on the outskirts. Many tourists also come to visit the Blue Mosque which is somewhat an iconic landmark. You could say that this little city has much going on for it. Originally known for its rubber and oil ...

Bandar Sunway is the epitome of popularity among students, families, tourists and residents alike. Home to the most famous shopping mall in the country and the Sunway Lagoon theme park, the 800-acre land of Sunway City is constantly bustling with crowds day in and day out. Promising an exciting contemporary life for anyone who steps into this area. In 1974, Tan Sri Jeffrey Cheah founded Sunway ...

Kota Damansara is a relatively young development. It is self-sufficient, is connected via a network of roads and a brand new MRT station, and has a broad range of residential options. It is also very well served with F&B, shopping options and amenities. Kota Damansara is an interesting township that was previously a forest reserve. Solely owned by PKNS,the development first started in 1992; whe ...

Bukit Jalil is known for its connectivity via numerous highways and the National Sports Stadium. It is a large, affluent suburb located just beside the heavily populated township of Puchong. This area offers a mix of homes ranging from landed properties to mixed developments with malls and other commercial areas. The location of Bukit Jalil is an ideal one as it is connected with many highways ...

<p>UEP Subang Jaya which is also commonly known as USJ is a thriving township which is a part of Subang Jaya in Selangor. Featuring plenty of residential areas ranging from low-cost apartments to bungalows, UEP Subang Jaya is a high density township. Some of its attractions is its proximity to several institutes of higher education and shopping malls. This has caused the price of homes here to ...

Setapak brings to mind a bustling mature neighbourhood with a juxtaposition of old and new. In this case, older houses and shop lots are flanked by modern high rise apartment blocks and shopping malls. Its geographical location also means that you can be in a mature suburb, whilst only 8km to KLCC. A best of both worlds, some might say. The name Setapak comes from the name of the headman of the ...

Puchong is a large self-sufficient township. It is surrounded by thriving localities such as Kuchai Entrepreneurs Park and Sunway. The township in itself is very well organised and filled with business areas, factory areas, and residential areas. Puchong was originally a tin mine and rubber estate in the 60s. It has been mostly developed by the IOI Property Group. Puchong began to boom in the 1 ...

Jalan Ipoh is an area located along a famous street within the heart of Kuala Lumpur, with a healthy mix of high end upcoming developments as well as low cost flats. With a majority population of Chinese in this area, roadside food stalls are popular, serving the best of local Chinese cuisines. Due to its excellent location within minutes of the upmarket Mont Kiara and being within minutes of t ...

Originally an old rubber estate on the fringe of Kuala Lumpur, Taman Tun Dr Ismail has evolved into an urbane, tree-filled neighbourhood with an ever growing crop of eclectic cafes and restaurants. Development for the TTDI area began in the early 70s, and was a joint venture between the Urban Development Authority (UDA) and a private developer. The project was deemed ambitious at the time, as t ...

A KLCC address is the ultimate real estate. The area, which is in the heart of the city centre is made up of mostly luxury high-rise developments, flanked by the magnificent Twin Towers. Once home to the iconic Selangor Turf Club, the KLCC development is a master plan of mixed development; consisting of office buildings, residential high-rise apartment blocks, hotels, a shopping centre, recreat ...

Sri Petaling’s current success in comparison to its humble beginnings is akin to a ‘zero to hero’ story. Formerly a rubber estate plantation turned into landfill, it was later transformed into a playground and car park area for the 1998 Commonwealth Games. Now the 250-hectare township has grown into a suburban hotspot surrounded by a wealth of amenities. Sri Petaling’s convenient public transpo ...

Damansara Jaya is considered to be a very small and old locality, developed in the 70s. The entire residential area in Damansara Jaya consists of only landed properties; of bungalows and semi-detached homes. The populace here are generally of the old and dignified, while the neighborhood is quiet and peaceful with there being not much development. The majority of the residents who live in Dama ...

Cyberjaya; the words which come to mind are “green, open spaces, lakes, sidewalks, urban design, higher education facilities and most importantly, the lack of traffic jams.” The development of Cyberjaya began in 1997, intending to create an attractive and modern township driven by commerce, education, and state-of-the-art infrastructure. The suburb is a key part of the Multimedia Super Corrido ...

<p>Putrajaya is a federal territory and administrative capital of Malaysia. It is an “intelligent garden city” famous for its stunning islamic architecture, green pockets, and scenic bridges.</p><p>Putrajaya was named after the first Prime Minister of Malaysia, Tunku Abdul Rahman Putra Al-Haj. The word putra means ‘son’ while jaya means ‘success’. This translates to successful men or people. In 19 ...

Bangsar is usually described as an eclectic neighbourhood, great for people and car watching, an ever changing cafe/restaurant scene with an equally interesting mix of properties. Coming from its rubber plantation origins, Bangsar (or Bunge-Grisar as it was known in the 1950s) has evolved to be a much sought after residential and commercial area. The area was developed in the mid 1960s with si ...

Taman Desa is an expansive and established area situated on the edge of Kuala Lumpur. It is recently dubbed as a hipster place due to the amount of cafes here serving selectively sourced coffee beans within an environment that fits the vibe. The neighbourhood has gone through plenty of progress over the years, becoming a much safer place to live in these days. This is all thanks to the neighbou ...

Ampang is fondly nicknamed as the ‘Korean Town’ due to the small Korean population that inhabits this city. It is a place where you can indulge in good food served by Koreans who live here. However, there is more to this township than just that. Not to be confused with Ampang Jaya, which falls under the territory of Selangor, Ampang itself is situated under the territory of Kuala Lumpur. The na ...

Bandar Utama is an affluent township situated in the subdivision of Damansara and is part of the Petaling district. It hosts the popular One Utama, the 10th biggest shopping mall in the world. Bandar Utama is split into two parts by the Sprint Expressway and combined into one town by a bridge. It is neighboured by other famous townships such as Kota Damansara and Taman Tun Dr Ismail (TTDI). Spa ...

Kajang has been coined "Satay Town" by tourists and locals due its reputation of producing exceptional satay. However, there is so much more to this town other than their must-eat skewered meat. Kajang was founded in 1807 after the Klang War and became the district capital of Hulu Langat due to its central location. There are numerous theories on how the place was given its name. One of them is ...

A highly desirable address in KL, Damansara Heights is a well matured neighbourhood with an interesting mix of architecture, wide sidewalks and a vibrant offering of cafes and restaurants. Fun Fact : Damansara Heights was originally an area earmarked for civil servants residential schemes. A couple of decades later, this leafy suburb showcases a diverse range of homes and architecture, some co ...

Damansara Perdana is a modern and affluent township nestled within Petaling Jaya. Thriving with popularity and demand, the place has grown into an all-rounded investment hub. Many would associate this township nearing the first IKEA outlet in Malaysia. However, there are many more perks to discover here. Originally an Orang Asli village, the 760-acre Damansara Perdana started development in 199 ...

Kepong is a matured neighbourhood, with 2 large parks, is well connected via public transport routes and highways, and is nestled between KL and PJ. It’s name come from the Malay word which means “surround” as the area is surrounded by mountain ranges. Kepong is a large town, located close to the city centre of Kuala Lumpur, boasting a wide range of residences. Depending on which area you choos ...

Kuantan, the state capital of Pahang, is a beautiful place filled with nature and sandy beaches. It is the largest city in the East Coast of Peninsular Malaysia. The history of settlement here dates back to the 1st century when a part of the Chih-Tu empire occupied the area. In the 12th century, the Siamese used to conquer the land here, and in the 15th century, the Malacca Empire ruled this ar ...

Ipoh is the capital city of Perak, and is best known for its laid-back and quiet lifestyle, its food and its beauty in nature. It is located approximately two hours north of Kuala Lumpur on the way to Penang, and is also one of the largest cities in Malaysia. This beautiful city is home to caves, mountains and lakes. Of some of the most famous tourist attractions in this quiet city is Sam Poh T ...

Dutamas is an affluent integrated development located close to several other well known places such as Kenny Hills, Kenny Heights and Mont Kiara. The new King’s Palace is also located within a short drive away and one of the main attractions of Dutamas is Publika, a Small office Home office (SoHo) themed development. Similar to its neighbourhood, Dutamas offers residential areas that caters to ...

Bandar Puchong Jaya is a township located in Selangor, located between Bandar Sunway and Bandar Kinrara. Known to be a high density town, Bandar Puchong Jaya is a township which faces constant traffic congestions. The dense population of Bandar Puchong Jaya is in part caused by the fact that the homes in Bandar Puchong Jaya are within the rather affordable bracket for those of the middle income ...

Bandar Puteri Puchong is a bustling residential and commercial township. It is known for being home to the popular Foo Hing Dim Sum restaurant. Launched in 1999, the township has since undergone rapid development and now serves as Puchong’s main residential hub. The area is close to USJ, Putrajaya, Cyberjaya and Bandar Sunway. Properties here are mainly freehold with great accessibility. Moreov ...

A relatively “young” neighbourhood which was developed by Land and General in the 1990’s, it similarly attracts young-ish families who are looking to invest in their first home. There are also many families looking to move from neighbouring Kepong , as prices and the lower density of BSD is more attractive than similarly placed Desa Park City and Bandar Menjalara. Like many other developments ...

Bandar Mahkota Cheras is located in Cheras, Selangor. The 365-hectare township is well-established and provides plenty for its residents. Development here began around the year 2000 by Narajaya Sdn. Bhd., a subsidiary of Lion Group. Some years ago, this place was popular among homebuyers who were seeking affordable homes with easy access to Kuala Lumpur. Residential properties here consist main ...

Bangsar South is an integrated (residential and commercial) property development project in Kuala Lumpur that is made with the intention of recreating Bangsar, the area next to it. It is highly urban and well-connected with a sophisticated vibe that reflects the lifestyle here. Formerly known as Kampung Kerinchi, its name has changed to reflect the upgraded land value. Back then, it was mainly ...

Cheras South falls within the town of Cheras, an already established area that continues to expand rapidly. The area received its name due to recent property development moving southwards towards Balakong in Selangor. As a result, residents in Cheras unofficially sanctioned the area as Cheras Selatan or South Cheras. The area comprises mostly of freehold land with residential developments like ...

Kota Kemuning is a township that offers an idyllic environmental living combined with modern conveniences. It follows an eco-friendly concept with 45% of the land dedicated to wide green spaces, perfect for those who yearn for a back-to-nature lifestyle with no sacrifices needed. Developed by Hicom-Gamuda Development Sdn. Bhd. in 1994, Kota Kemuning has since evolved into an award-winning, self ...

The township of Pandan Indah is located between Ampang proper and Cheras, and can be directly serviced by the Pandan Indah LRT station of the Ampang line. Once a small town, it has since matured into a major township since the flyover was built. Many recent developments include mixed projects of condominiums, service apartments, apartment duplexes, double-storey terraces, and retail lots from diff ...

Bandar Saujana Putra is a fully self-contained township located strategically close to the major cities of Petaling Jaya and Kuala Lumpur, yet secluded enough to provide a haven of peace and tranquility. Situated side by side with other key neighbourhoods that include USJ, Putrajaya, Cyberjaya, Shah Alam, and Puchong, this township is a model of community living with quality affordable homes an ...

As a central location of convenience and accessibility, Kelana Jaya is a bustling suburb with a mix of residential and commercial properties that offer numerous amenities and facilities all around. Situated in the matured neighbourhood of Petaling Jaya and boasting a favourable address, the properties here provide great options for investment or own stay. Primarily comprising landed properties, ...

Setia Eco Gardens is a 765-acre township development located in the Iskandar Malaysia region of Johor Bahru. The township was built on the idea of becoming a township where one can live amidst nature without forgoing the comforts of modern living. Since its launching in 2007, Setia Eco Gardens has gained recognition for its environmentally-conscious concept, beautiful architecture, and landscap ...

Wangsa Maju is a major township in Kuala Lumpur that hosts famous attractions such as the P. Ramlee memorial and Zoo Negara. It has evolved into an urban metropolis over the years and offers a variety of housing options for lower to upper income residents. Wangsa Maju was formerly a rubber estate area that borders Setapak and Gombak. It consists of Section 1, 2, 4, 5, 6 and 10. The area is most ...

Rawang is known for Templer’s Park, tranquillity, affordable property and questionable access roads. Rawang is a small town located within the district of Gombak and is at least half an hour away from the city of Kuala Lumpur, depending on the time of day. The Rawang Bypass, launched in 2017, is a 9km toll-free highway famed as one of the tallest highway structures in Asia, makes that possible ...

Johor Bahru is southern Malaysia’s main commercial centre, connected to Singapore via the Johor-Singapore Causeway, and is well known for its theme parks and outlet shopping. Johor Bahru (often referred to by its initials ‘JB’ or Johor Baru) is the capital of the state of Johor, located on the southern tip of Malaysia. Founded in 1855, it was declared a city in 1994. With it’s location just ...

Ampang Hilir is a pleasant residential area located in the embassy enclave of Kuala Lumpur, just a few kilometres away from KLCC. Once a major tin mining area, Ampang Hilir is now highly sought after as it is located smack dab in the city centre and everything accessible is either within walking or driving distance. Property development in this area are mostly targeted at the upper class and ex ...

Seremban 2 is IJM Land’s flagship township, located in Negeri Sembilan. Neighbouring its predecessor, the township was developed with the goal to relocate the administrative, business and education services away from the the state’s capital. To date, the township is one of the most progressive and successful in the state, with developments currently at 90% completion. Apart from the fact that i ...

Tanjung Bungah is a suburb located along the northern coast of Penang Island, near George Town. It is about 6.5 km from the city centre. The beaches here are a popular tourist destination. Just a short drive from here is Gurney Drive, a well-known seafront promenade in George Town. The name Tanjung Bungah comes from the Malay word ‘Cape Flower.’ This is because the land’s shape that extends int ...