Knight Frank upbeat about logistics and healthcare


In its Malaysia commercial real estate investment sentiment survey (CREISS) 2021, managing director Sarkunan Subramaniam (file pic) hoped that the vaccination programme would continue to be ramped up as the country’s economic recovery hinges on its success to reduce the number of daily new cases."

PETALING JAYA: Knight Frank Malaysia is optimistic about the logistics and healthcare sectors but remains cautious on the traditional retail and office segments as well as the hotel and leisure industry.

In its Malaysia commercial real estate investment sentiment survey (CREISS) 2021, managing director Sarkunan Subramaniam hoped that the vaccination programme would continue to be ramped up as the country’s economic recovery hinges on its success to reduce the number of daily new cases.

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