Malaysia
Kuala Lumpur’s hotel room stock to grow 18% by 2025
Over 80% of the hotels entering the market in 2023 are upscale.
Kuala Lumpur’s hotel room stock to grow 18% by 2025
Over 80% of the hotels entering the market in 2023 are upscale.
Malaysia’s data centre capacity to hit 500MW by 2025
Several data centres are currently nearing completion.
Kuala Lumpur to see over 3m sq ft of new office stock by year-end
Though only one completion was recorded in Q1.
Here’s a rundown of Malaysian malls’ greening efforts
Find out what certifications the malls currently have.
CapitaLand Malaysia to buy Selangor warehouse for $11.4m
The REIT plans to convert the property into a temperature-controlled distribution center.
Malaysia ranks as top destination for data centre investment: Knight Frank
The country beats its SEA-5 market peers.
Kuala Lumpur’s office supply pipeline to deliver over 3m sq ft by end-2023
JLL says this will likely keep rents suppressed and vacancy rates relatively high.
Malaysia records 2,560 industrial units under construction
Another 1,702 units are in the planning stage.
How Malaysian retail is adapting to consumers’ changing behaviours
From concept stores to niche groceries to digitalisation efforts, retailers are going all out.
Further rental pressure looms for Malaysia’s office market
Blame it on the persistent supply-demand mismatch.
Klang Valley to see seven new office buildings by the first half of 2023
The buildings are scattered across KL City, KL Fringe, and Selangor.
These were the notable transactions in Malaysia’s retail market in 2H22
One is a sale and purchase agreement valued at RM2.2 billion.
Recent developments in Malaysia’s office sector to watch out for
Hap Seng is set to become the new owner of the Menara Weld office building.
What does the future look like for Kuala Lumpur’s high end condo market?
The short-term outlook remains challenging.
This mall is now the largest shopping centre in Malaysia
It has a total of 2.5 million sq ft of lettable area.
Kuala Lumpur hotel stock to grow by 9% over the next three years
About two-thirds of the new stock will be in the luxury segment.
Kuala Lumpur expects seven residential projects to launch by early 2023
These projects consist of almost 3,500 units.