In Malaysia’s property market, discussions often revolve around land prices, demand cycles or township design. Yet, beneath every brick and roof tile lies an invisible foundation that shapes affordability, liveability and long-term value: energy.
As Malaysia reopens the debate on nuclear power, the question is not only whether it can keep the lights on but also how it might fundamentally change the economics of housing and urban development.
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