Dual-key property in Malaysia

• One title, two doors. A dual-key unit is usually a larger main unit plus a studio, behind a shared entrance lobby. Each part has its own lockable door and bathroom; often only the main part has a full kitchen.
• One owner, one set of charges. It is a single strata unit: one title, one maintenance fee, one sinking fund and one property assessment. Check whether the two parts have separate electricity meters.
• Rental use. Owners often rent the studio and live in the main unit, or let both to different tenants. Check the house rules for short-term letting before you rely on it.
• Resale. Dual-key layouts suit investors and multigenerational families, but the buyer pool is narrower than for a standard unit. Look at how similar units have sold in the same building.

Dual-key availability on each card is as recorded by the developer or official listings. Not every unit in these projects is dual-key; ask which stacks are.