Optimistic outlook for Grade A premium offices


Co-working and flexible workspaces are booming and some Grade B buildings are transitioning to these types of spaces.

PETALING JAYA: Malaysia’s multicultural talent pool, good building quality, competitive rental rates and transparent legal framework in the region continues to be the main factors in attracting multinational corporations (MNCs), says JLL Malaysia.

Managing director Jamie Tan said the company is optimistic on the outlook of Grade A premium offices, as the supply of such properties is considered to be quite scarce at the moment.

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