The Malaysian property market is expected to see moderate growth in 2025, with property prices projected to rise between 2% and 5%, according to the Association of Valuers, Property Managers, Estate Agents and Property Consultants in the Private Sector Malaysia (PEPS). This forecast was shared at the 17th Malaysian Property Summit held in Kuala Lumpur, highlighting strong domestic housing demand and rising construction costs as key drivers of this growth.
The growth rate, however, will vary depending on location. Sulaiman Saheh, the event’s organizing chairman, noted that certain well-located developments could see higher price increases, while others may experience more modest growth. “The old days of double-digit growth are unlikely to return, as they are unsustainable. A 4% growth rate may not excite investors, but it is healthy and aligns with bank interest rates,” he explained.
