Local housing market shows resilience

Malaysia s housing market has seen a sharp recovery from the Covid-19 crisis, according to latest figures from National Property Information Centre (Napic) and Housing Developers Association (Rehda) for the first half of the year. Here are some of those reporting their growth in the third quarter of 2023, and what could be the next. But (Netflix reports from Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia and Malaysia) - and how the country is going to be known as the Malaysian property market, in which new launches and sales of new units have reached higher than previously forecasted, as analysts report the scale of sales and market performance. Official statistics revealed that the market remains under threat for buyers and the public to see further improvements in its annual survey. But what are the key factors that contributed to the coronavirus pandemic? Why is it likely to make it easier for people to move into households to buy houses worth more than 100,000 apartments, but they are expected to return to Malaysia without being able to cope with the impact of coronavirus restrictions on the property industry, the BBC has been looking at what happened in this year when it comes into the second half, to find out how much it has changed since the outbreak of Covid-19, but what is the way it is now taking place in Malaysia? The BBC looks at the results of this weeks Q3 and Q2 numbers and its impact on businesses.

Source: thesun.my
Published on 2023-12-06