HIGH-RISE residential developments are sprouting up in the Sarawak state capital as more developers cash in on the good demand for apartments and condominium units amid a slow market.
The supply of condominium units is expected to jump by 50% in the next two years as some 5,000 units are currently under construction or undergoing earthworks, according to C H Williams Talhar & Wong (WTW).
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