PropertyGuru says interest in renting on the rise, welcomes proposed Residential Tenancy Act
PropertyGuru Malaysia saw rental searches outpace sale searches over the past year. This reflects growing interest in renting. The trend was observed consistently over 12 months.
What it means for buyers, tenants and investorsRenters and landlords can expect clearer regulations if the proposed Residential Tenancy Act is implemented, and should check its provisions when it is made available.
What it means for Japanese buyers
Rental searches outpaced sale searches on PropertyGuru Malaysia.
This rise in rental interest may affect tenants and landlords nationwide.
Japanese tenants should check the rental terms and costs with the landlord or agent.
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| Areas | Nationwide |
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| Section | Property market |
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| Source | The Sun ↗ |
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