KUALA LUMPUR (May 25): Our cover story in the May 26 issue of City & Country highlights the Putrajaya-Cyberjaya-southern Puchong conurbation that has seen immense growth over the last decade or so. Property experts point to the improved infrastructure and better amenities as part of the reason for its rise in popularity. Check out the developments in the pipeline and what the future holds for this area.

Kicking off this issue is our “Strata Sense” series, that will feature articles to explain the ins and outs of living in a strata development. In the first installation, we explore the fundamentals of strata living: the function of management bodies, the concept of common property, how disputes are handled, and the importance of sound financial management.

Also in this issue is a summary of Knight Frank’s 1Q2025 Prime Global Cities Index report, with a focus on Kuala Lumpur’s residential market and how it is showing a resilient performance, despite the ongoing global challenges. The index is a valuation-based one, that tracks the movement of prime residential prices in key cities worldwide.

There is also our My Space column, featuring the commentary by Master Builders Association Malaysia (MBAM) president Oliver Wee, highlighting the need for the building industry to embrace digital technologies to remain competitive and relevant in the ever changing building landscape. 

From our Singapore counterpart, EdgeProp Singapore, we look at the falling through of en bloc sales, while in our offshore segment, Dubai’s red hot real estate market is attracting the big guns: Wall Street investors.

Make sure to get the latest property news in town in the May 26, 2025 issue of City & Country, out with The Edge Malaysia weekly.

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