Property imbalance growing wider


Bank Negara says supply-demand imbalances in the property market have increased since 2015 - with unsold residential properties already at its highest in 10 years.

Unsold properties at highest level in 10 years

THE growing supply-demand imbalances in the local property market, especially within the residential and commercial property segments, could pose severe risks to the wider economy.

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