Rentals expected to grow moderately with lower demand


Whither goes: Contrasting views given on the state of the property market in Malaysia despite the fact that the economy posted better than expected growth in the first three quarters.

There seems to be a great divide among property professionals as to the state of the market.

Early this week, a valuer commented on a news portal that a crash is imminent “after the Chinese New Year in February or later”.

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