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Upward momentum in the next five years
Without doubt, the hottest news in Malaysia over the past few weeks has been the General Election 2013 which was held in early May. Many people have pondered, how will the GE affect the Malaysian Economy? Some has said that if a new government is formed, the property market is set for interesting developments. Others feel there will not be a change in government. So… what will happen to the Malaysian Property Market? According to RHB Research, the result of the recently concluded general election is expected to boost the confidence on high-beta property stocks and the positive sentiment arising from the election outcome is likely to buoy the property sector. Affordable housing is a top priority for Barisan Nasional as the coalition believes that it does not only encourage home ownership but also helps home owners gain personal wealth. It doesn’t matter who builds them as long as the pricing falls within the bracket of affordability. Most property hotspots have been influenced by government developments such as Iskandar and the MRT. Malaysia is now much more open and globalised in terms of policies and developments. Most developing countries need improvements in critical infrastructure such as highways, railways and other modes of transportation. Major property developments like Iskandar Johor and others in Greater KL are federal-backed projects with major foreign investors. Whichever way the outcome goes, the government of the day will have to follow through with these projects. In fact, both BN and PR (Pakatan Rakyat) have stated that they welcome Foreign Direct Investments (FDI), so it shouldn’t be much of an issue. Globally, the property market is becoming increasingly linked to the economic system. Around the world, governmental participation has become more and more essential to the growth of a country’s economy. In fact, property prices in Malaysia are still among the lowest in the region and will start booming in the coming years.
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