Property for Sale

Browse all properties for sale in Malaysia on Factory Hub, covering industrial (terrace, semi-d, detached factories and warehouses), commercial (shop lots, offices, retail, hotels), residential (condominiums, terrace houses, bungalows, apartments), and land (residential, commercial, industrial, agricultural). Each listing on this page is sourced from a licensed REN/REA agent or verified owner with direct contact details, transparent area data, and supporting documents where available — built for buyers who want decision-grade information in one place.

Malaysia remains one of Southeast Asia's most accessible markets for property buyers, both local and foreign. Financing terms remain competitive — banks finance up to 90% of residential value, 80–85% commercial, and 70–80% industrial. Stamp duty exemptions for first-time home buyers, MM2H residency-linked routes, and Pioneer Status incentives for industrial buyers all add further leverage on top of the headline asking price.

Use the filters to narrow listings by property type, state, city, or price range. For each card you can see the asking price, available area, and the marketing agent's direct contact line. If you need help shortlisting industrial, commercial, or large-scale land deals — including off-market opportunities not yet published — reach out to our team directly via the homepage contact form.

Property types we cover

Frequently asked questions

How do I search for properties to buy on Factory Hub?

Use the listing page filters to narrow by property type (factory, commercial, residential, land), state, and city. Each listing shows price, land/built-up area, and direct contact details for the listing agent. You can also browse by category landing pages such as /sale/factory or /sale/commercial.

What property types can I buy in Malaysia?

Malaysia offers four broad property types for sale: industrial (terrace, semi-d, detached factories and warehouses), commercial (shop lots, offices, retail, hotels), residential (condos, terrace houses, bungalows, apartments), and land (residential, commercial, industrial, agricultural). Each has different financing, legal and tax implications.

What are the typical fees when buying property in Malaysia?

For a standard sub-sale, total transaction cost is typically around 4–6% of purchase price. Components: stamp duty (1%–4% progressive), legal fees per SRO 2023 (1.25% on first RM500K, 1% on next RM7M — and remember SPA, Loan Agreement and MOT are calculated as three separate fee sets), valuation, disbursements, bank processing, and 8% SST on professional fees. First-time buyer stamp duty exemption (≤RM500K) and HDA developer-direct purchase reduce these further.

Do I need an REN agent number to buy property?

No — buyers do not need to be REN-registered. However, agents marketing properties must be registered with BOVAEA (REN/REA number visible). On Factory Hub, every listing shows the agent's REN number for verification.