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Malaysia Property Sector Faces Cost Squeeze as Developers Delay Launches

Kuala Lumpur, 26 June 2026 – Malaysia’s property sector is facing a more cautious second half as rising construction costs, softer buyer sentiment and slower take-up rates push developers to delay launches or release projects in smaller phases.

The market remains active, but the pace has moderated. Developers are becoming more selective about where, when and how they launch new projects as higher building material prices, financing challenges and affordability concerns weigh on demand.

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