‘Good year for property’


Frank Knight Malaysia's Wong said Johor is an obvious market that is expected to grow.

KUALA LUMPUR: The property market is poised for growth in 2025, with a significant focus on industrial property which will be underpinned by supporting government policies and increase in foreign direct investments (FDIs), says Knight Frank Malaysia executive director of research and consultancy Amy Wong Siew Fong.

The increase in FDIs will lead to a higher number of multinational companies opting to kick start operations and thus drive the economy.

Follow us on our official WhatsApp channel for breaking news alerts and key updates!

Next In Business News

MMC Ports targets digital consolidation and operational resilience in pivotal 2026
Dollar down as 'Sell America' trade revives; yen slumps on Japan fiscal worries
Ringgit edges up against US$, major currencies in early trade
FBM KLCI loses more ground after 1,700 support breach
Trading ideas: IJM, Dayang, Mitrajaya, KKB, Greentronics, LFE, Swift, ICT Zone, PJBumi, Reservoir Link, MyTech, Reneuco. One Gasmaster, ISF, Ancom Nylex
IMF raises Malaysia's real GDP growth forecast to 4.3% for 2026, 2027
Oil rises on Kazakh supply disruptions, upbeat data
Wall St posts biggest daily drop in three months
Sarawak Oil Palms eyes higher dividends amid�strong earnings
Ancom Nylex reports better 2Q net profit

Others Also Read