Residential property overhang seen easing


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THE Malaysian residential property market saw a slight improvement in its overhang situation last year, mainly due to a slowdown in transactions as a result of the global pandemic.

Going into 2021, while there is still a fair bit of uncertainty out there, property consultants are cautiously optimistic that the level of residential overhang can be eased further.

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