Malaysia Property Transactions Rise 0.7 Percent to 108,990 in Third Quarter Worth RM60.31 Billion
Malaysia's Valuation and Property Services Department (JPPH) launched its Third Quarter 2026 Property Market Report on November 13, 2026. Director-General Datuk Abdul Razak Yusak said in the launch statement that the property market grew by 0.7 percent in the third quarter, recording 108,990 transactions compared with the third quarter of 2025.
The total transaction value was RM60.31 billion. The department said property prices remained stable, while construction activities in the residential, commercial and industrial subsectors continued to remain active.
The residential subsector maintained its dominance, accounting for the largest share of property transactions at 61 percent, followed by the agricultural subsector at 18.5 percent.
The Malaysian House Price Index recorded positive growth of 0.5 percent, reaching 235.4 points, with an average house price of RM507,809 per unit.
The statement also cited the increase in government guarantees of up to RM20 billion under the Housing Credit Guarantee Scheme (SJKP) in Budget 2026 as having helped stimulate demand in the property market.
All figures are from the JPPH Third Quarter 2026 Property Market Report launch statement.
Source: Valuation and Property Services Department of Malaysia
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