Demand still high for prime land


A file picture shows the German ambassador’s former residence at Jalan Kia Peng. The property is selling at an estimated RM200mil.

PETALING JAYA: Land in prime locations continue to attract huge interest from developers despite signs of a slowdown in the property sector.

Two properties owned by the German government in Kuala Lumpur had received overwhelming response, according to a source.

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