Demand rising for work spaces in Johor Baru


(From left) Shahrol Azman, Ahmad Halim, MacAndrew and Vijayakumar at the opening of IWG’s second workspace in Johor Baru.

Robust economic development in Johor coupled with the state’s strategic location have significantly boosted demand for offices and co-working spaces, says Senator Datuk Abdul Halim Suleiman.

Abdul Halim, who represented Johor Mentri Besar Datuk Onn Hafiz Ghazi at the launch of a workspace in Johor Baru, said the state had been developing rapidly as a business hub.

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