Top 7 real estate agencies in Malaysia

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Why Work with a Real Estate Agency in Malaysia?

The Malaysian real estate market has grown significantly over the past decade. From Kuala Lumpur’s luxurious condos to commercial spaces in Johor and Penang, there are huge opportunities for investment, but only if you work with the right partners.

Many people choose to work with a Malaysian real estate agency because they understand the local market, including pricing trends, neighborhood dynamics, and local laws and regulations surrounding foreign ownership.

In short, you get the benefit of local knowledge without being a local yourself, and the right agency can support you through all aspects of the property buying process.

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The Top 7 Real Estate Agencies in Malaysia

IQI Global

IQI Global is one of the fastest-growing agencies in Malaysia – they have 60,000+ agents across 30+ countries1. Their technological approach has helped them establish IQI Global as a market leader, offering advanced marketing tools to sellers, and training agents extensively in the nuances of their niche markets.

👉 Have a look at their website for more info

Reapfield Properties

Reapfield Properties is a long-established household name in the Malaysian real estate market, celebrating over 40 years in business as of 20252.

Now a part of the Keller Williams brand, this agency brings together over 800 real estate professionals nationwide and remains a trusted choice for both residential and commercial real estate.

👉 Have a look at their website for more info

Hartamas Real Estate

Hartamas Real Estate is another well-established commercial and residential real estate agency that has built an excellent reputation with their Malaysian clients.

With more than 400 personnel and seven offices, Hartamas real estate agency is offering full-spectrum real estate services to buyers and sellers3.

👉 Have a look at their website for more info

Knight Frank Malaysia

Knight Frank is a globally recognized agency, and has been active in Malaysia since 2002. With over 600 employees and branches in Kuala Lumpur, Penang, Johor, Kota Kinabalu, and Miri, they have a robust understanding of the Malaysian market that’s driven by the leading market research.

This has made them popular with institutional investors and commercial real estate buyers who need reliable market intelligence when making their purchases4.

👉 Have a look at their website for more info

Savills Malaysia

Savills Malaysia was established in 1995, has branches in Kuala Lumpur, Penang, and Johor Bahru, and is known for their expertise in luxury residential and high-end commercial real estate.

They combine global resources with local knowledge and can provide comprehensive services to clients who want access not only to the best that Malaysia has to offer, but other highly sought-after international markets5.

👉 Have a look at their website for more info

Rahim & Co International

Rahim & Co is one of the oldest agencies in Malaysia, established in 1976. It now operates 23 offices nationwide, with around 500 total staff.

They offer a wide range of services, including property valuations, consultancy, research, and of course sales. They remain a long-standing institution with deep market knowledge and a loyal customer base6.

👉 Have a look at their website for more info

CiD Realtors

CiD is a boutique firm that’s smaller than a lot of its competitors on this list, but has built a robust reputation in Malaysia thanks to a client-focused approach. They specialize in residential and smaller commercial properties, and focus on offering personalized attention that appeals to buyers looking for a more tailored experience7.

👉 Have a look at their website for more info

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How to choose the best real estate agency to fit your needs

The key things to consider when choosing the right agency for your purchase are:

  • Type of Property: Choose an agency that specializes in the type of property you’re looking to purchase (eg. luxury condo vs. commercial space)
  • Location: Different agencies have better relationships in some cities than others, so find out which agencies have the strongest portfolio in the location you’re looking to buy in
  • Service Scope: If you want additional services like property valuation or investment advice, you might benefit from a more “full-service” agency over one that specializes only in sales
  • Reputation: Real estate is a very human-centered business, so ask around and see what the reputation of your chosen agency is in the area you want to buy

Buying overseas can be a stressful experience, but with the right local partner, you can ease a lot of that stress and make your purchase with confidence.

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Sources

    1. IQI Global – About
    2. Reapfield – About
    3. Hartamas – About
    4. Knight Frank – About us
    5. Savills – Why Savills
    6. Rahim & Co – About us
    7. CID – About

    Sources checked 09/19/2025


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