Short-term impact on property from missing MH370


KUMAR THARMALINGAM, SEC-GEN OF FIABCI ASIA PACIFIC

PETALING JAYA: The Malaysian property sector may be affected in the short-term as a result of the missing flight MH370 but the market is expected to bounce back in the medium to long term, according to two developers and two property consultants.

Kumar Tharmalingam, chairman at property consultancy Hall Chadwick Asia said: “It may not even be a blip on the radar.”

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