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The local property sector is expected to record moderate growth in 2025, with projected sales totalling RM21.5bil, amid heightened uncertainty stemming from potential risks associated with both current and former US presidents, Joe Biden and Donald Trump.
"As we reevaluate our remaining land bank potential, this divestment and monetisation strategy sets the groundwork for substantial technological, economic and community advancements in Johor.”
The gas pipeline explosion in Putra Heights is expected to cause a temporary decline in property demand and prices, particularly in areas closest to the disaster site, said an expert.
Rehda deputy president Datuk Zaini Yusoff, Ho and immediate past president Datuk N K Tong at the media briefing of the Property Industry Survey 2H2024 & Market Outlook 2025 on March 20
“US reciprocal tariff policies and the potential impact to its economy and global trade have negatively hit market sentiment, causing forecasts of weaker gross domestic product (GDP) growth in Malaysia. Yet, our property sector is very much domestic-driven,” the research house said in its latest sector update.
Housing and Local Government Minister Nga Kor Ming said ineffective property management, especially in stratified developments, has significantly impacted property values across the country.