As Malaysia approaches the end of 2025, the property industry reflects a year characterised by market normalisation, selective demand, and growing emphasis on professionalism and governance rather than broad-based expansion. Industry data and market commentaries indicate that while transaction activity continued, performance varied significantly by property type, location, and price…

As the year comes to a close, many property professionals take the opportunity to review their career standing, compliance status, and professional readiness for the year ahead. In Malaysia’s regulated property industry, holding the correct certification, licence, or registration is not merely an administrative requirement—it is a legal and professional…

Property Managers in Malaysia play a critical role in maintaining the functionality, value, and governance of residential, commercial, and mixed-use properties. As strata developments continue to grow across the country, property managers are increasingly expected to manage not only buildings, but also people, finances, and regulatory compliance. Despite their importance,…

As Malaysia continues to see growth in strata-titled developments such as condominiums, offices, and mixed-use buildings, the demand for qualified Property Managers has increased steadily. Property management is a regulated profession in Malaysia, and individuals who wish to practise professionally must follow a structured pathway governed by the Board of…

In Malaysia’s growing urban landscape, Property Managers play a vital role in ensuring that residential, commercial, and mixed-use developments are properly managed, maintained, and compliant with regulations. As more properties are strata-titled and professionally managed, the demand for qualified property managers continues to increase. This article explains what property managers…

Malaysia’s real estate and property industry is regulated to ensure professionalism, accountability, and public trust. To support this, different types of property professionals are recognised and regulated under the Board of Valuers, Appraisers, Estate Agents and Property Managers (BOVAEP). Each role serves a distinct function within the property ecosystem. Understanding…

Ethics and professional judgment form the foundation of the property valuation profession in Malaysia. For candidates preparing for the Test of Professional Competence (TPC), technical valuation knowledge alone is not sufficient. The ability to apply sound professional judgment and uphold ethical standards is a critical expectation for those seeking registration…

Becoming a Registered Valuer in Malaysia is a structured professional journey that requires more than academic qualification alone. It involves supervised practical training, professional development, ethical maturity, and successful completion of the Test of Professional Competence (TPC) under the oversight of the Board of Valuers, Appraisers, Estate Agents and Property…