
The property sector in Malaysia could see an oversupply next year due to a burst of launches from developers that have been held back since the start of the global economic crisis, it is claimed.
Developers will need to come up with creative ways of maximising sales if they are to avoid prices falling, according to the Association of Valuers, Property Managers, Estate Agents and Property Consultants in the Private Sector (PEPS).



















A recent report by the Association of Valuers and Property Consultants in Private Practice Malaysia (PEPS) has highlighted a very useful concept which appears to offer a large degree of protection to the property market in Malaysia. When compared to neighbouring countries such as Hong Kong, Singapore and Thailand the price of property in Malaysia has increased at a slower rate with a steadier incline.