Still a ‘sparkling’ property market


The Negri Sembilan governments revised housing policy which among others allocates a 50 quota for Bumiputeras is a boon for the industry. UU BAN/The Star

Continuing an examination of the property sector post Budget 2016, Sunday Star discovers that, despite high prices, investors remain upbeat because demand for property continues to outstrip supply many times over.

INVESTOR Ahyat Ishak says for the rakyat, property prices are “beyond annoying”.

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