KUALA LUMPUR: Malaysia’s property market is set for robust growth in 2025, driven by sustainability, innovation, and improved connectivity with key regions, making it attractive to both local and international investors, according to Knight Frank Malaysia.
The property consultancy highlighted significant developments in the Klang Valley, Johor, Penang, and East Malaysia as key growth drivers, supported by strategic investments and evolving market demands.
Judy Ong, the firmโs senior executive director, noted that the marketโs resilience is bolstered by sustained housing demand, global supply chain shifts driving industrial space requirements, rising data centre investments, and a strong rebound in the hospitality sector.
“With growing interest in sustainable and green-certified developments, the industry is on track for a dynamic and progressive year ahead,” she added.
Amy Wong, Knight Frank Malaysiaโs executive director of research and consultancy, observed rapid growth in the industrial sector alongside a robust recovery in hospitality, presenting abundant opportunities for investors.
“A strong emphasis on sustainability will be critical for shaping future strategic investments,” Wong stated.
Group managing director Keith Ooi emphasized that Malaysia’s property market has continually adapted to challenges, laying a foundation for sustainable growth moving forward.
This news is sourced from The Star, published on January 13, 2025.