Hi trithl thanks, do you know the one beside TNB is 8/9 or 8/11 side? Cos there are two TNBs. cheers bro.
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Hi trithl thanks, do you know the one beside TNB is 8/9 or 8/11 side? Cos there are two TNBs. cheers bro.
i hope UEM can do a bit more marketing for NI:8B...
Bro teck, can PM the info of the lawyer and building surveyor that u used please? Much thanks! 
I am speaking from 90% loan perspective, the rebate given is sort of knock off almost entire 10% from the selling price. With the DIBS scheme, it is attractive to certain group of investor (low entry cost)
As in going out from NI towards the x junction?
NI is a big development. Maybe the future West Lake Terrace might be of concern if it turns into a bigger worship building...i am thinking in terms of traffic jam
Yeah, it is along the road where you turn into the sales office. If it become a mosque, i wonder how they are going to price the west lake higher than east lake...impossible they price the westlake cheaper then eastlake otherwise old buyer will scream at them...
It's on the 8/9
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How does this selling electricity proposal affect us, property-owners in JB?
No effect right? Zzzz.... Sianz....
Btw, how to edit my list of properties?
Why not ? It signal a stronger tie , which is a very strong driving factor for Singapore Investors to put money here lor.
I'm only aware of the water issue last time. Electricity was ever a concern ar? Didn't know that. I still don't see much "driving factor" on this agreement leh ?
Earlier on way before NI and the rest was looking at Quartz and the Pearl at SP setia...
Bro anything that signal good working relationship between the two countries will be a "driving factor". Even simple things like you can buy eggs from JB , is driving factors , haha .
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Oh ... Ze yang dou ke yi ar? Thot the progress or working agreement should be faster and way bigger than this mah ... Guess we were expecting too much that led to the disappointment lor ...
OIC, u mean the soon-to-be built patrol station, misunderstood you mean there is already an existing patrol station. cheers. The Westlake terrace will be bigger than the current 8B, and that will be the last of the last in NI. Next come the stand-alone condo...
wow, jalan 8/11 end lot beside TNB already taken
well done.Just reading this news ... Siao Liao ... We really defy all logics in Malaysia lol
"Residential property prices will continue to increase due to the increasing cost of building materials and land, according to LBS Bina Group Bhd, one of Malaysia’s leading property developers.
Datuk Lim Hock San, Managing Director of LBS Bina, noted that despite 2012 being a challenging year globally, the group expects demand for residential properties in Malaysia to remain strong as prices continue to increase.
“Housing prices will continue to go up and it's not because we property developers are greedy. Land cost has gone up. So has labour wages, building material and fuel costs. In fact, financing cost has also gone up,” he said.
Despite the inflationary effects on the residential property market, the company is aiming to achieve RM800 million in sales this year, 20 percent higher than last year’s RM663 million."
"Residential property prices will continue to increase due to the increasing cost of building materials and land, according to LBS Bina Group Bhd, one of Malaysia’s leading property developers.
Datuk Lim Hock San, Managing Director of LBS Bina, noted that despite 2012 being a challenging year globally, the group expects demand for residential properties in Malaysia to remain strong as prices continue to increase.
“Housing prices will continue to go up and it's not because we property developers are greedy. Land cost has gone up. So has labour wages, building material and fuel costs. In fact, financing cost has also gone up,” he said.
Despite the inflationary effects on the residential property market, the company is aiming to achieve RM800 million in sales this year, 20 percent higher than last year’s RM663 million."
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Jialat liao lah ... didnt pick up the 10K last Sat by UEM . Maybe after CNY they up price 50K and give 10K discount again .
Was wondering why so many HH terrace are available on the secondary market...they don't like the house? Or majority are investors looking for exit profit?
Or was it just for "The Gateway" 20x70 (due to older facade, defects?) ?
If I am not mistaken, entry price for the gateway was 3xxk right? Appreciate some insights here...
Or was it just for "The Gateway" 20x70 (due to older facade, defects?) ?
If I am not mistaken, entry price for the gateway was 3xxk right? Appreciate some insights here...
Jason, which development you are considering? NI?
OIC, u mean the soon-to-be built patrol station, misunderstood you mean there is already an existing patrol station. cheers. The Westlake terrace will be bigger than the current 8B, and that will be the last of the last in NI. Next come the stand-alone condo...
wow, jalan 8/11 end lot beside TNB already taken
Bro , how far away from the TNB inorder to be safe from hamful radiation ?
Singapore, Malaysia to Boost Road, Rail Links as Tensions Thaw
Jan. 5 (Bloomberg) -- Singapore and Malaysia said they may construct a road tunnel and begin water taxis to boost transport links, signaling a further easing in political strains between the two Southeast Asian nations.
The neighbors, previously united as one nation, agreed last year to jointly embark on $9.8 billion of property projects and build a mass railway link to Malaysia’s southern Johor state which should begin operations by 2018, their leaders said today. They may now work together in other areas such as aviation, with Singapore’s Changi airport potentially cooperating with Malaysia’s nearby Senai, their governments said in a statement.
“There are many more areas for potential cooperation,” Malaysian Prime Minister Najib Razak told reporters today in Putrajaya, near Kuala Lumpur, after talks with his Singapore counterpart Lee Hsien Loong. “All the current agreements that both countries have managed to reach will pave the way for stronger bilateral ties.”
Relations between the two nations, joined as one federation between 1963 and 1965, improved last year when Malaysia agreed to move its railway station in Singapore’s central business district to a more northern site close to a bridge that connects the two countries, ending a decades-old dispute over land usage. Their governments have previously bickered over other issues such as the price Singapore pays for water from Malaysia.
Power Sales
“There should be more new initiatives that should be taken between both countries,” Singapore Prime Minister Lee told reporters in Putrajaya.
Malaysian companies are prepared to sell electricity to Singapore, said Najib. The countries are considering road tunnel and may start water taxis, he said. They may also align radio frequency spectrum for digital broadcast and mobile broadband, according to joint statement.
Khazanah Nasional Bhd. and Temasek Holdings Pte, the state- owned investment companies of Malaysia and Singapore, announced plans last year to cooperate on property projects in southern Malaysia and downtown Singapore.
This included S$11 billion ($8.5 billion) of Singapore developments comprising hotels, apartments, offices and shops in 501,020 square meters (5.4 million square feet) of space in two main areas of the city’s downtown, incorporating Malaysia’s former train station site.
Funding Sought
The state investment companies are in talks with banks to provide financing for the project, Khazanah and Temasek said in a separate e-mailed statement.
They also plan to jointly construct 3 billion ringgit ($955 million) of projects in Malaysia’s southern Iskandar economic development zone region, including homes, retail space and “wellness-related offerings,” the companies said.
“The development of Iskandar and its success is very important for Singapore as it will benefit both sides in many ways,” Lee said.
Jan. 5 (Bloomberg) -- Singapore and Malaysia said they may construct a road tunnel and begin water taxis to boost transport links, signaling a further easing in political strains between the two Southeast Asian nations.
The neighbors, previously united as one nation, agreed last year to jointly embark on $9.8 billion of property projects and build a mass railway link to Malaysia’s southern Johor state which should begin operations by 2018, their leaders said today. They may now work together in other areas such as aviation, with Singapore’s Changi airport potentially cooperating with Malaysia’s nearby Senai, their governments said in a statement.
“There are many more areas for potential cooperation,” Malaysian Prime Minister Najib Razak told reporters today in Putrajaya, near Kuala Lumpur, after talks with his Singapore counterpart Lee Hsien Loong. “All the current agreements that both countries have managed to reach will pave the way for stronger bilateral ties.”
Relations between the two nations, joined as one federation between 1963 and 1965, improved last year when Malaysia agreed to move its railway station in Singapore’s central business district to a more northern site close to a bridge that connects the two countries, ending a decades-old dispute over land usage. Their governments have previously bickered over other issues such as the price Singapore pays for water from Malaysia.
Power Sales
“There should be more new initiatives that should be taken between both countries,” Singapore Prime Minister Lee told reporters in Putrajaya.
Malaysian companies are prepared to sell electricity to Singapore, said Najib. The countries are considering road tunnel and may start water taxis, he said. They may also align radio frequency spectrum for digital broadcast and mobile broadband, according to joint statement.
Khazanah Nasional Bhd. and Temasek Holdings Pte, the state- owned investment companies of Malaysia and Singapore, announced plans last year to cooperate on property projects in southern Malaysia and downtown Singapore.
This included S$11 billion ($8.5 billion) of Singapore developments comprising hotels, apartments, offices and shops in 501,020 square meters (5.4 million square feet) of space in two main areas of the city’s downtown, incorporating Malaysia’s former train station site.
Funding Sought
The state investment companies are in talks with banks to provide financing for the project, Khazanah and Temasek said in a separate e-mailed statement.
They also plan to jointly construct 3 billion ringgit ($955 million) of projects in Malaysia’s southern Iskandar economic development zone region, including homes, retail space and “wellness-related offerings,” the companies said.
“The development of Iskandar and its success is very important for Singapore as it will benefit both sides in many ways,” Lee said.
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No lah I wanted to tease Bro Dream and no Action , he is the one that give up signing NI .
CapitaLand to manage project in Iskandar (Medini)
SINGAPORE: Singapore’s CapitaLand will be project manager for a lifestyle project in Malaysia’s Iskandar region as part of a collaboration between the two countries, state investment firms Khazanah Nasional and Temasek said on Thursday.
The so-called “Urban Wellness” project in Iskandar, an area just north of Singapore, cover five acres and is being developed by a 50-50 joint venture between Khazanah and Temasek . -- Reuters
SINGAPORE: Singapore’s CapitaLand will be project manager for a lifestyle project in Malaysia’s Iskandar region as part of a collaboration between the two countries, state investment firms Khazanah Nasional and Temasek said on Thursday.
The so-called “Urban Wellness” project in Iskandar, an area just north of Singapore, cover five acres and is being developed by a 50-50 joint venture between Khazanah and Temasek . -- Reuters
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