1、Real EstateHighlights1st Half 2025A comprehensive analysis of Malaysias industrial,office,retail,hospitality and residential .my/researchThe 46th ASEAN Summit held in Kuala Lumpur from 26 to 27 May is expected to integrate regional economies and promotetrade through potential agreements,drawing in a

2、n estimated of hundreds of billions of ringgits in Foreign Direct Investment(FDI)into Malaysia in the next five years.A small portion of the FDI is expected to be channelled into the real estate activities,which include industrial parks,commercial centres,logistics hubs and housing developments.Two

3、key high-level meetings-the ASEAN-Gulf Cooperation Council(GCC)Summit and the ASEAN-GCC-China Summit were concluded successfully alongside with the 46th ASEAN Summit.In addition,ASEAN 2045:Our Shared Future,a 20-year roadmap,was signed during the summit,aiming to guide ASEAN countries in navigating

4、global trends while reinforcing the role as a resilient,innovative and people-centred regional community.Global trade tariffs,including the imposition of 25%tariff on Malaysia starting 1 August,remained a key uncertainty to the global economy.While the impacts are still uncertain,business and consum

5、er sentiments are expected to soften in the short term.Potential gain from diversification,pulled down by cautious investor sentiment,resulted in a mixed outlook sentiment for our country.Global forecasts show that Malaysia may experience a lagged pullback,with growth to slow further in 2026.In June

6、,however,the US and China had agreed to a framework and implementation plan to ease trade tensions while also in talks with other countries,such as Mexico and India,to slash on the tariffs for selected goods and services.CONTENTSMarket Highlights Industrial MarketOffice MarketRetail MarketHospitalit