CBRE|WTW presents its Market Outlook 2024 report
“People in the Klang Valley are becoming more receptive to high-rise living due to land scarcity and affordability.
“People in the Klang Valley are becoming more receptive to high-rise living due to land scarcity and affordability.
“The group is actively seeking new lands with preference for large lands for township development, leveraging its strong balance sheet and expertise in the field.
Property cycles, once a vague but nevertheless useful guide to the timing of new property launches, no longer exist.
RHB IB said many local institutional funds have yet to take a meaningful position in the property sector.
Maybank IB said Forest City, which has been identified as a special financial zone and a potential high-speed rail (HSR) station in Iskandar Puteri, should continue to attract buying interest in the region.
The property sector stood out as the second best performing sector on Bursa Malaysia in 2023 as the KL Property Index recorded an impressive return of 34.
“Investment in cold storage has cooled from 2021 but has by no means peaked.
AmInvestment said the average unbilled sales for developers under its coverage at 1.
Currently, the demand for green workspaces in KL is estimated to be approximately between 40% and 45% while supply only stands at 35%.
CIDB’s bid to elevate the quality of Malaysian buildings is laudable and a move in the right direction.