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Millennials' Property Dilemma

Ethel Khoo, Journalist for City and Country, The Edge Malaysia

23-Aug-19 09:35

Millennials' Property Dilemma

Ethel is a millennial and has written several articles on millennials' dilemma on property ownership in Malaysia. I’ll be asking her about trends arising amongst the millenials as a result of high property prices. We speak to Ethel Khoo, a journalist for City and Country, a real estate pullout for the Edge Malaysia.

Presented by: Sharidz Abdullah


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Categories:  Property

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