Month: February 2025

The Perumahan Rakyat 1Malaysia (PR1MA) program was launched with the aim of providing affordable housing specifically targeted at the middle-income group (M40) in Malaysia. However, concerns have been raised due to the escalating property prices nationwide, which have cast doubt on PR1MA’s effectiveness in fulfilling its mission.

This paper explores the housing price landscape in Selangor, Malaysia’s most developed and densely populated state, with a focus on the economic and social disparities between urban and rural regions. Housing affordability has emerged as a critical dimension of the cost of living, especially for B40 and M40 households facing stagnant wages amidst escalating property prices.

In Petaling, land use is defined by Perbandaran Utiliti, shaping urban planning and property development in Subang Jaya City Center.

Kuching’s urban core is the focal point of daily life, where residents enjoy seamless access to essential facilities, including safety services, educational institutions, and diverse dining options. This well-integrated infrastructure not only enhances the city’s livability but also reinforces its appeal as a prime destination for both residents and visitors.

Melaka, a UNESCO World Heritage Site, is one of Malaysia’s most historic cities, shaped by centuries of trade and colonial influence. Balancing rich heritage with modern growth, it remains a key cultural and economic hub.