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The Office Oversupply Conundrum

Teh Young Khean, Executive Director , Knight Frank Malaysia

20-Jul-18 09:35

The Office Oversupply Conundrum

With the average annual office supply at about 6 million sq ft, and more office supply expected to increase to 139 million sq ft by 2020, just how severe is the office oversupply problem here?

We ask Young Khean this.

Young Khean also shares with us his outlook for office vacancy and rental rates moving forward.

Presented by: Joyce Goh


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