This study seeks to determine the impact of macroeconomic shocks on both sectors’ stock prices. Due to the similarity in their activities, this study aims to discover if changes in macroeconomic variables affect their stock prices. The stock price movement behavior of the stocks from these two sectors is investigated to assist investors in estimating the profitability of the stocks in property and construction sectors in Malaysia and to assist the government in developing policies to curb speculation in the stock market. The impact of macroeconomic shocks on both sectors’ stock prices is evaluated to provide insight to investors and policy makers to prepare them for sudden changes in government monetary policies. This is investigated through the impulse response functions (IRF) and variance decomposition analysis. Annual data from 1995 to 2013 are evaluated and the IRF results indicate that interest rate changes influence stock prices the most while trade openness has the least effect on the stock prices.