As one walks through Kuala Lumpur (KL) today, signs of momentum across the skyline are hard to miss. The capital is alive with luxury hotel openings, rising occupancy rates and a steady influx of institutional capital into hospitality assets that, not long ago, were considered a niche corner of the real estate market.
The question is no longer whether this sectoral growth is real but what is driving it and what it means for individual property investors watching from the sidelines.
