Local demand for high-end condominiums expected to weaken


PETALING JAYA: Local demand for high-end condominiums is expected to weaken within the next 12 months, primarily in the Kuala Lumpur City Centre (KLCC) area, with more developers anticipated to tap foreign markets.

Jones Lang Wootton executive director Malathi Thevendren said the projection is based on the mismatch in the level of pricing by developers with local affordability. 

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