First home · from RM250k
20 new launches in KL, PJ, Bukit Jalil and Cyberjaya priced RM250,000 to RM500,000. First-time buyers pay no stamp duty on homes up to RM500,000 (Budget 2026, agreements signed until 31 December 2027) — a saving of about RM5,000 to RM11,000. We help with the shortlist, the loan and the paperwork, free.
| Cost | Normally | First-time buyer |
|---|---|---|
| Stamp duty on the transfer (1% of first RM100k + 2% of next RM150k) | RM 4,000 | RM 0 |
| Stamp duty on the loan agreement (0.5% of a RM225,000 loan) | RM 1,125 | RM 0 |
| You save | about RM 5,125 |
At RM500,000 the saving is about RM11,250. Budget 2027 (tabled 9 October 2026) proposes extending the exemption to 2030 and adding relief for homes up to RM750,000, once passed into law. Work out your own numbers with our stamp duty and loan calculator, or read the first home guide.
Every project here is priced at RM500,000 or less, so first-time buyers qualify for the full stamp duty exemption. Developer SPA prices — they change with each release, so ask us for today’s price list and available units.
Tell us your budget, preferred area and monthly income — we’ll shortlist projects you can get a loan for and check your stamp duty exemption.
Exemption applies to Malaysian citizens buying their first residential property, subject to the conditions in the Stamp Duty (Exemption) Order. Savings are estimates assuming a 90% loan. This page is general information, not legal or tax advice.