Optimistic outlook for property stocks


PETALING JAYA: Despite the record-breaking transaction value recorded in 2023 in the property sector, the KL Property Index, which is made up of listed shares of property companies, has remained relatively flat.

The index closed at about 918 points yesterday, six points higher compared to the 912 opening points recorded on March 6, the day when the National Property Information Centre (Napic) released its statistics on last year’s property market.

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