Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ)
Foreign Buyers
Yes. Foreign buyers are allowed to purchase property in Malaysia, subject to state regulations and minimum price thresholds. In Johor, the minimum purchase price for foreigners is typically RM1 million and above.
Property Services
We specialize in a range of properties in Johor Bahru including landed houses, condominiums, shoplots, factories, and investment properties suitable for both local and international buyers.
Singapore Buyers
Yes. Many of our clients are from Singapore. We assist with the full process including property selection, legal procedures, financing advice, and cross-border transaction guidance.
Property Investment
Yes. We provide market insights, price comparisons, rental yield analysis, and long-term growth potential to help clients make informed property investment decisions.
Johor Bahru is a growing city with strong cross-border economic activity with Singapore. Many investors see potential due to infrastructure developments and lower property prices compared to Singapore.
Rental yields vary depending on the property type, location, and demand. In many areas of Johor Bahru, rental yield typically ranges between 3% to 6%.
Buying Process
The process usually takes about 3–4 months from signing the Sale & Purchase Agreement until completion, depending on bank loan approval and legal documentation.
Loan & Financing
Yes, some Malaysian banks provide housing loans to foreign buyers. However, the loan margin and requirements may vary depending on the bank and the buyer’s financial profile.
Malaysian citizens may obtain up to 90% financing for their first and second property, while foreigners may receive a lower margin depending on bank policies.
Costs & Taxes
Yes, sellers may be subject to Real Property Gains Tax (RPGT) depending on the holding period and ownership status.
Property Ownership
Freehold property ownership is indefinite, while leasehold property is usually granted for a fixed period such as 99 years.
Bumi Lot properties are reserved for Bumiputera buyers, while Non-Bumi Lot properties can be purchased by non-Bumiputera and foreign buyers (subject to regulations).