FIABCI rules out possibility of property bubble burst


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WHILE the current property market might seem a bit sluggish, things aren’t as bad as they seem to be.

FIABCI Malaysia secretary-general Dr Yu Kee Su believes that while the property market will remain slow going into 2019, he is, however, optimistic that the sector will not result in a property bubble burst.

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