Higher rents hit credit-restricted and gig workers


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In Malaysian cities, the rental market is grappling with a widening gap between what tenants can afford and the prices landlords are asking. Renters who have been house hunting lately may find themselves under more scrutiny than usual.

Adding to the pressure, factors like credit limits and inconsistent income streams not only limit how much households can pay but also force landlords to rethink their pricing strategies.

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