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Should you be investing in real-estate now?

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Justin shared his insights on the residential market, focusing on KL & Selangor area

Should you be investing in real-estate now?

DATE
SATURDAY, 19 FEBRUARY 2021
Title Should you be investing in real-estate now?
Webinar Details Malaysian property prices have started recovering as lockdown ended.

   

Many are seeking more space for work from home.

   

What is the outlook of retail and commercial properties in Klang Valley?
How are the changes in MM2H programme impacting residential market?
Is this the beginning of rental revival?

   

Join us coming Saturday on 19 February 2022 as we explore with Justin Chee, a leading independent real estate consultancy in Malaysia.
Moderator Samantha Siew

Investment Advisor
Standard Chartered Bank Malaysia
Speaker(s) Justin Chee

Executive Director
Knight Frank Malaysia
Post event
Key Takeaways		 Thank you for attending our webinar on Saturday, 19 February 2022 with speaker Justin Chee, Valuation Partner, Knight Frank Malaysia.

   

Justin shared his insights on the residential market, focusing on KL & Selangor area. You can watch the replay below.

Here are the key takeaways:

   

1. The overall housing market is expected to gradually improve in 2022 – KL & Selangor residential took a dip in 1Q 2021 and thereafter remained stable with marginal upticks towards end of 2021. Since the first MCO in 2020, the segment affected most in terms of transactions decline is SOHO units, followed by service apartments. Generally, Malaysians are still on the lookout for property especially on landed schemes driven by COVID-19 and lifestyle changes. Moving forward post COVID, the residential market will be buoyed by buyer demand on such requirements.

   

2. Rental yields outlook remain stable in 2022 – The expected yields for residential landed are in between 2.00 – 3.00%, and for residential high-rise, in between 4.50 – 6.50%.  Over the longer term, rental yield is expected to decline for residential landed as the value of property prices continue to pick up.

   

3. Price indicators are pointing to an ideal time for buyers to get into the market while it is still soft – Other key factors that buyers should consider before committing on purchases are affordability, location, accessibility, infrastructure, developer’s track record and sale packages.

   

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Should you be investing in real-estate now?

Justin shared his insights on the residential market, focusing on KL & Selangor area