RHB analyst Loong Kok Wen wrote in a report that judging from third-quarter sales and developers' plans, real estate demand in Malaysia is expected to remain steady in 2026. Market popularity may also be supported by several factors, including the completion of the Johor Bahru-Singapore Rapid Transit System Link before the end of the year and the listing of REITs by some developers. “While these catalytic developments are not new, the positive developments and upcoming completion — and therefore their visibility — may be enough to boost market confidence,” the analyst said. RHB maintained an incremental rating on the Malaysian real estate sector and listed Sunway Group and Sime Darby Property as preferred stocks.

RHB analyst Loong Kok Wen wrote in a report that judging from third-quarter sales and developers' plans, real estate demand in Malaysia is expected to remain steady in 2026. Market popularity may also be supported by several factors, including the completion of the Johor Bahru-Singapore Rapid Transit System Link before the end of the year and the listing of REITs by some developers. “While these catalytic developments are not new, the positive developments and upcoming completion — and therefore their visibility — may be enough to boost market confidence,” the analyst said. RHB maintained an incremental rating on the Malaysian real estate sector and listed Sunway Group and Sime Darby Property as preferred stocks.