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More Malls for Malaysians

Murli Menon, Head of Retail Services, Savills Malaysia

23-Jan-20 07:15

 More Malls for Malaysians

Malaysia is quite the mall-obsessed nation, and we're soon about to see several more shopping complexes come on the scene despite the fact that consumers are increasingly shifting towards online shopping. We speak to Murli Menon for insights on why exactly there is an oversupply in mall space as well as what differentiates the malls that succeed from the ones that flop.

Presented by: Roshan Kanesan, Wong Shou Ning, Lyn Mak


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