KUALA LUMPUR (Feb 5): OSK Property Holdings Bhd has entered into a collaboration with RHB Banking Group to introduce an enhanced green financing initiative designed to make environmentally certified homes more accessible to buyers in Malaysia.
Through the RHB Green Home Financing Guarantee Programme, qualified purchasers of selected OSK Property developments can obtain financing of up to the full property value, with an additional margin available to cover mortgage insurance. The scheme applies to projects that meet recognised green building certification standards.
Among the developments included in the programme are Nara at OSK Shorea Park in Puchong, Hana Hills in Taman Melawati, Bayu @ OSK Mori Park in Shah Alam, and OSK Areca in Nilai. Locations such as Puchong and Shah Alam remain highly sought after not only for residential projects but also for business activity, with strong demand continuing for factory space in Puchong and industrial property in the Subang area, reflecting the broader strength of the Klang Valley property market.
OSK Property chief executive officer Ong Ghee Bin said sustainability remains central to the company’s long-term strategy. He noted that the partnership with RHB allows the developer to translate environmental commitments into practical benefits for purchasers by improving affordability and financing flexibility for green-certified properties.
RHB Banking Group’s managing director of group community banking, Jeffrey Ng Eow Oo, added that the bank is focused on developing financing solutions that remain relevant and customer-oriented. He said the programme supports the shift toward sustainable homeownership while expanding access to structured and responsible financing options.
The initiative also aligns with Malaysia’s broader push toward sustainability in real estate. While green residential developments are gaining traction, similar environmental considerations are increasingly influencing other segments, including commercial property in KL, office space in Bukit Jalil, and even industrial land in Selangor, where developers and occupiers are paying closer attention to energy efficiency and long-term operating costs.
As sustainability becomes a more prominent factor in property decisions, financing schemes such as this are expected to play a growing role in shaping both residential and investment demand across Kuala Lumpur and Selangor.
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