Tenants / Renters

Renting in Malaysia involves more than just paying monthly rent. Tenants are usually required to pay several upfront deposits, including the utility deposit, which many people misunderstand. This guide explains how utility deposits work, how much you may need to pay, what they cover, how refunds are handled, and how they differ from security and other rental deposits in 2026.

I’m confused because my landlord has been paying the maintenance fees and sinking fund every month, and I’ve got the receipts to prove it.

When you're on the hunt for a new rental property, unexpected fees are unwelcome surprises. One of these is the "agent disbursement fee", a term that may catch even seasoned renters off guard. But is this fee a legitimate part of the renting process? Let’s find out.

Living alone and working in KL, you should consider your safety, accessibility and budget!

Thinking of taking advantage of the recently launched Destination Thailand Visa? Here are a few things to know before you move to Thailand.

Before you explore 5 popular areas in Vietnam, there are a few important things you'll want to know about living and potentially buying property as a Malaysian.

Not every home is designed with the needs of differently-abled people in mind. Read on as we dive into the importance of these considerations and the 12 recommended home features that can empower and assist people with disabilities.

A study found that individuals with access to green spaces tend to be, on average, 2.5 years biologically younger than those who lack such access!

Co-living is gaining popularity in Malaysia, driven by changing demographics, urbanisation trends, and a shifting preference towards shared living experiences.

A tenancy agreement is probably the most important document that will protect both the landlord and tenant's best interests in Malaysia. Read on to find out more!