Iskandar developers change strategy focusing on landed, industrial properties


PETALING JAYA: Malaysian developers are scaling back launches of high-rise integrated properties in Danga Bay and Nusajaya-Medini in Iskandar Malaysia due to the more than ample incoming supply by the end of 2015/2016.

They are instead focusing on landed and industrial properties, according to Maybank research report.

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