Better sentiment seen for industrial property


Savills Malaysia managing director Datuk Paul Khong(inset pic) said improved market sentiment would certainly boost foreign direct industrial investment into Malaysia. (Picture shows A worker putting up a Savills estate agents sign in London, Britain, April 10, 2018. - Reuters

PETALING JAYA: Renewed market confidence following the general election and rising demand for general consumer goods and e-commerce are expected to bolster the local industrial property market.

Savills Malaysia managing director Datuk Paul Khong said improved market sentiment would certainly boost foreign direct industrial investment into Malaysia.

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