Magnate allays fears of Iskandar building glut
This comes against a backdrop of roll-out of mammoth projects by big Chinese developers
[SINGAPORE] The rosy narrative on Malaysia's hot spot Iskandar development region is wilting on a looming supply glut. No thanks to overzealous building by mainland Chinese developers.
Adding to the flux is that Iskandar's property boom - partly led by buyers across the Causeway who were lured by sprawling homes amid rolling hills, and in some cases, a spectacular sea view at a lower cost - is taking a breather after prices trooped upwards by 25 per cent last year.
But the edginess about oversupply and the downbeat prognosis that asset values …
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