KUALA LUMPUR, Nov 10 (Bernama) -- Tighter housing loan approvals and potentially higher borrowing costs are expected to weigh on Malaysia's residential property market in 2027, as banks become more selective in financing property purchases, said JLL Malaysia.
Tighter Loan Approvals, Higher Borrowing Costs To Challenge Property Market In 2027 – JLL Malaysia
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JLL Malaysia predicts that stricter loan approvals and potentially higher borrowing costs will challenge the residential property market in 2027. Managing director Jamie Tan noted that a possible rise in the Overnight Policy Rate could make financing more difficult for homebuyers.
- JLL Malaysia expects tighter housing loan approvals to weigh on the residential market in 2027.
- Jamie Tan stated that a potential increase in the Overnight Policy Rate could raise borrowing costs.
- Stringent lending practices may make it harder for homebuyers to secure mortgage financing.
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