Muted budget seen for property sector


PETALING JAYA: House price growth is expected to remain stagnant over the next four to five years on assumption that there will be no major policy changes during the period.

In the immediate term, Kenanga Investment Bank Bhd equity research head Sarah Lim said she expected a relatively muted Budget 2017 for the local property sector.

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