Buying property or land, or entering into a lease or tenancy, is an important decision. We help local Malaysian and foreign clients with conveyancing and other property legal matters from our offices in Kuala Lumpur and Puchong.

What we help with

  • Property and land acquisitions – residential, commercial and industrial
  • Lease and tenancy matters
  • Banking and finance – preparing and handling loan and financing documents

Working with others on your behalf

We work with other professional service providers, including real estate negotiators, financiers and valuers, to help each transaction progress as smoothly as possible.

We also work closely with our Private Client colleagues and other team members in the firm to support our clients’ personal and business needs.

How we work

Every matter is different, but our work usually follows these steps:

  1. Tell us about your matter. Contact us with a short description of the property and what you would like to do. If you have documents such as an offer letter or tenancy agreement, please have them ready.
  2. We give you a fee quote. Once we understand your matter, we send you a written quotation setting out our legal fees and the expected disbursements, such as stamp duty, search and registration fees. You can review the quote and ask us any questions before deciding whether to proceed.
  3. We review your documents. We look at the papers you give us and ask questions where something is unclear.
  4. We explain your options and next steps. We set out the choices available to you in plain language, so you can decide how to proceed.
  5. We keep you updated. We let you know how your matter is progressing and what is needed from you along the way.

Contact us

If you would like to talk about your matter, please contact us or get in touch with either office:

Kuala Lumpur office

T: +603 2201 6336
M: +6012 658 9319
E: [email protected]

Puchong office

T: +603 8066 2889
E: [email protected]

Our offices are open Monday to Friday, 9:00am to 6:00pm, and closed on Saturday and Sunday.

This page gives general information only and is not legal advice. Please contact us to discuss your own situation.