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How to Check a Malaysian Housing Project on TEDUH
TEDUH is the official licensed-project list for housing in Malaysia. This guide shows how to find a developer and its project, and how to read the status, step by step.
What TEDUH is
TEDUH is the licensed-project list of the National Housing Department (Jabatan Perumahan Negara, under KPKT). It lists housing developers and their licensed projects, with a licence number and a status for each project.
How to find a project
- Open TEDUH's licensed-project list.
- Find the developer or the project name on the list.
- Note the project name, the licence number and the status shown.
What the status labels mean
| TEDUH status | English reading |
|---|---|
| Lancar | On track |
| Lewat | Delayed |
| Belum Mula | Not started |
| Sakit | In difficulty |
These are TEDUH's own labels, in Malay. The English reading is ours. Completed (Siap), abandoned (Terbengkalai), cancelled or missing-permit records are not counted.
What TEDUH does not show
In the list we checked, TEDUH did not show completion dates or street addresses. Ask the developer for these in writing.
Before you sign
- Check the licence number and the project name on TEDUH before you sign anything.
- Ask the developer for the latest completion date and the project status, in writing.
- Check TEDUH again on the day you decide. A status can change.
- A TEDUH status is an official label. It is not our opinion of a project.
FAQ
Frequently asked questions
Is TEDUH the same as a developer's sales page?
No. TEDUH is an official list maintained by the government. A sales page is the developer's own marketing.
Can I see the completion date on TEDUH?
Not in the list we checked. Ask the developer for the date in writing.
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