i just checked idaman residence (klcc) on birkz and there are couple of free transactions there, whereas theedge portal has no data.

as i mentioned before, completeness of data may not be 100%. certainly quite a number of property i couldn't find any data on theedge property.

For the edge website you can first try to find the property based on the property name.
You can also try to use the alternative property name.
Thirdly you can find individual street name for the property and use this. I've found a lot of data using street names.

how reliable this website? Where is the source info? I read the disclaimer at the bottom.

"Brickz.my (hereinafter referred to as Brickz) is an independent property website. Brickz is not a property valuator, and cannot give direct property valuation. You should not rely on any of this content without first seeking financial advice from a professionally qualified expert. The content on www.brickz.my is provided “as is” for general information purposes only. It does not constitute advice nor does any part of the content constitute an open offer capable of forming the basis of a contract. Brickz strives to ensure the information on this website is accurate and up to date, however, Brickz does not warrant or guarantee that anything written here is 100% accurate, timely, or relevant to the solution of any problem visitors may have. To the extent permitted by law, Brickz disclaims any and all warranties, express or implied, including those of merchantable quality or fitness for a particular purpose, with respect to the publication of this content."

just my 2 cents.

both website data is from jpph, but theedge portal has niftier features compared to brickz basic layout. furthermore edgeproperty is totally free, no strings attached. brickz need to register or buy the report. anyone bought the brickz report? what are the details provided? i have bought propwall report before, disappointing and costly. as for the disclaimer, i'm sure theedgeproperty also has similar disclaimer. some recent 2015 data isn't updated yet.

This is what Malaysia is all about. Our politicians are saying that   our economy is well on track and we are doing well.  In fact, they are saying our rakyat is  happy and are supporting all the government policies. Is this the truth?

The property agents are behaving the same way and are tyring to paint a rosy picture . They will try to convince you to buy now or you will regret later.

Everybody is an actor and pretends to do well with the so called Malaysia boleh attitude.

But in actual fact,  we are bleeding heavily and will turn into the next Greece

Property prices comes down would be a big disaster for economic....

I tend to agree with musa putih. Look at some of the business headlines today -

1. CIMB (second largest bank in Malaysia)  plans to trim their staffs - Malaysia insider
2. Malaysian tighten purse strings and no longer shop as before  - malay mail
3. MAS to issue retrenchment letter by may 27 to 6000 employees - star

I don't see how current property prices is sustainable if more  people lose their jobs....

I would not say property crash currently. But slowed down a lot. During property blooming era, property agent u inquiry them they also mayb dowan choi u. Start from mid of last year, if u ask 1 agent about a unit, later many agent will call and ask if u looking for unit there.
Property agent very competitive now. When blooming that time. A lot of insurance agent, MLM jump ship to property.

hi, I notice the property price in klang valley is slowly coming down thanks to the poor  economic outlook  for Malaysia and our political stability is also a big question mark lately.  GST is also a factor as people has less money to spend .  Do you agree with this observation?  Of course I agree the new launching keeps on going up.

why is it so?
big fish cannot earn enough??

There are many other retrenchments  that did not made the local news headline -

my friend lost his job in an engineering firm related to oil and gas. according to him, they cut 2000 workers out of 3000 workers.  another friend from IT industry , her company completely shut down as their customer decided to outsource from India.  1000 jobs gone.

I would not say property crash currently. But slowed down a lot. During property blooming era, property agent u inquiry them they also mayb dowan choi u. Start from mid of last year, if u ask 1 agent about a unit, later many agent will call and ask if u looking for unit there.
Property agent very competitive now. When blooming that time. A lot of insurance agent, MLM jump ship to property.

Manyak over 10+ years old old condo layout n facilities already outdated. Some Mk old condo facing ini problems. With Only change on surface... No matter how they refurbish it still looks outdated. Can't get rip of the old structure and outdated planing. No nostalgic old vintage looks either. Price hardly go up...

yes, slow down. in fact, one can say this is good, that the market is taking a breather. i don't see good locations and good property crashing. there is still enough demand from a growing population. but i would avoid far off or new developing areas for now. for flippers, it used to be so simple, with DIBS and developer helping push prices up in the boom years 2010-2013. this has been curbed by the latest policies. overheated speculation is not healthy in the long run.