Residential market outlook set to brighten


PETALING JAYA: The residential market is expected to remain resilient “but selective” in the second half of the year (2H25), as affordable and strategically located projects are set to continue recording healthy take-up.

Zerin Properties chief executive officer (CEO) Previn Singhe said transaction volumes could record a modest uplift from levels in 1H25 supported by Bank Negara Malaysia’s decision to maintain the country’s benchmark interest rate at 2.75%.

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