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Homing in on unresolved issues

KUALA LUMPUR: Property associations and players are hopeful that the government will announce key measures under Budget 2022 that can address and resolve perennial issues that have been a strain on the market.

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Property market seen to bounce back in 2022

AS Malaysia gears up for endemicity following a near two-year struggle with the Covid-19 pandemic, all eyes are already on what 2022 will look like for the local property market.

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Developers get innovative for continuity

Expansion and leveraging on technology rank high

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Industrial market to remain steady

THE industrial property market saw solid year-on-year growth in the first half of 2021, as the Covid-19 pandemic pushed demand for more warehouse space in the country.

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BNM: Prices of homes not expected to fall significantly as first-time homebuyers' demand still strong | Malaysia

BNM: Prices of homes not expected to fall significantly as first-time homebuyers' demand still strong | Malaysia
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