More firms are expected to move into Kuala Lumpur’s central business district (CBD), as connectivity is set to be significantly upgraded, while rental prices in the city’s outskirts become more similar to that in downtown, reported The Edge Property.
“Companies considering relocation or setting up a new office may view the CBD as a good possible option because of attractive rental rates, while traffic congestion may no longer be an issue once the Mass Rapid Transit (MRT) and other infrastructure is in place by mid-2017 onwards,” said YY Lau, Country Head of JLL Malaysia.
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