Knight Frank: M’sia not yet ready for BTS system


Knight Frank Malaysia managing director Sarkunan Subramaniam said in a statement yesterday that Malaysia

PETALING JAYA: Compelling housing developers to implement the build-then-sell (BTS) structure, a policy that is being considered by the government, will lead to more expensive homes, warns Knight Frank Malaysia.

In a statement yesterday, the property consultancy said Malaysia was not yet ready for the BTS structure, adding that it should be free for developers to decide on the model of the development.

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