How RCEP could affect the property market


THE signing of the Regional Com-prehensive Economic Partnership (RCEP) on Nov 15 signifies the world’s largest trade agreement. RCEP will contribute towards sustaining Malaysia as a preferred trading hub and investment destination. It will promote international trade among the 15 participating countries in the Asia-Pacific region.

The expected increase in free trade among the participating countries will have a significant impact on the Malaysian property market. Higher trade and economic activities will affect the occupation, investment and development sectors of the property market.

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