Malaysia Property Market Hits RM241.87 Billion
Highest Transaction Value in a Decade
KAJANG, Feb 26 — Malaysia’s property sector achieved its strongest performance in 10 years, recording total transactions worth RM241.87 billion in 2025, reflecting continued resilience despite global economic uncertainty.
A total of 416,413 property transactions were completed during the year, showing strong overall activity.
According to Director-General of Valuation and Property Services Abdul Razak Yusak, the total transaction value rose by 4.1 per cent compared to the previous year.
This indicates sustained confidence in the property market.
Residential Sector Remains Key Driver
The residential segment remained the largest contributor.
It accounted for more than 60 per cent of all property transfers.
Total residential transaction value exceeded RM108 billion.
Homes priced at RM300,000 and below dominated the market.
This highlights strong demand for affordable housing.
House Prices Continue to Rise Moderately
Malaysia’s House Price Index increased to 233.1 points.
The average house price reached RM502,922 per unit.
This reflects a steady growth of 2.6 per cent.
Terrace houses saw the highest price increase.
Other housing types also recorded growth.
This shows stable market conditions.
New Launches Decline but Demand Remains
About 65,000 new housing units were launched in 2025.
However, this number declined from the previous year.
Sales performance remained stable.
Unsold completed housing units rose to over 30,000 units.
Despite this, serviced apartments showed improvement.
Commercial Property Sector Shows Recovery
Occupancy rates for commercial buildings improved.
This reflects stronger economic activity.
The property sector continues to show resilience.
Malaysia’s property market remains on a positive trajectory.
-wilayah.com.my
