Meet the People Behind Haustoro.

Smart. Local. Reliable.

Who We are

About Haustoro

Rooted in Johor Bahru, Haustoro connects buyers and sellers through local knowledge, personal service, and smart digital solutions tailored for Malaysia’s property market.

Our Mission

With a growing portfolio of listings, our mission is to simplify real estate for homebuyers and investors. We aim to provide personalized service, honest advice, and local insights that build trust.

Our Values

We believe in transparency, integrity, and long-term relationships. Every home or investment we handle reflects our commitment to sincere service and smarter, localized marketing.

Our Vision

To become Johor Bahru’s most trusted digital-first property brand — combining people, technology, and local networks to help clients achieve better property decisions with confidence.

Our Resources

From property videos to chatbot assistants, our tools and team are built for modern buyers and sellers. Haustoro blends real estate experience with digital convenience to support your journey.

Common Questions from
Buyers & Sellers

Common Questions from Buyers & Sellers

Need help with buying, selling, or legal matters? These answers might help you start with confidence.

To purchase a property, you’ll need a copy of your IC (identity card), proof of income (like payslips or tax returns), latest EPF statement or bank statements, and your letter of offer or booking form. Foreign buyers may also need a valid passport and approval from the state authority.

Yes, foreigners can buy property in Malaysia, but there are minimum price thresholds which vary by state. For example, in Johor, foreigners can only buy properties priced above RM1 million. Some property types like Malay Reserved Land and low-cost housing are not allowed for foreign ownership.

Built-up area refers to the total floor space within the house, including walls and interior structures. Land area is the total size of the land plot the property sits on, which may include the house, garden, car porch, and open space.

A typical property purchase in Malaysia takes about 3 to 4 months, depending on factors such as loan approval, legal checks, and title transfer procedures.

The main tax is Real Property Gains Tax (RPGT). The rate depends on how long you’ve owned the property and your residency status. Additional legal and agent fees may also apply.

You may consult our Haustoro AI 24/7 to instantly find properties that best fit your criteria. Agents will usually contact you within 24 hours during working days. 

Our Track Record

With dedication and local expertise, Haustoro helps clients find homes they truly love — one key at a time.

Current Listing Volume
$ 0 M
Total Sold 2020 - 2022
$ 350 M
Lifetime Sales Volume
$ 0 B
Properties Rented
110
Properties Sold
60
Areas
8

Let’s Talk About Your Next Property Move

We’re here to help you find the right property, at the right time — with honest advice and local insight.

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