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Living in JB 2 (Johore)
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If you drive MY reg vehicle you can pump 95 petrol which is close to diesel price. Look out for upcoming launch of the new Ford Ranger and Chevrolet Colorado if you prefer trucks.
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Yes me too @ HR Tower B. My queries in early Feb 2012 thru Jal & Lim revealed that Dev has not settles the Quit Rent with the State. This is the reason for the hold back. Hope someone good with FaceBook. Can create a Singaporean Horizon Residence in Facebook for discussion & exchange of notes.
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Yah, agree with Batok Seri. To travel from there to someplace like Harbourfront, total distance equals what, 40km at the very least. How long a boat take to travel that distance? One hour? Or as BS has experienced, 2 hours. Unless they can get very fast ferries, sea travel doesn't sound like a viable mode of transport between the two right now.
I am a newbie here, and one of likemindedness to most sgpreans in this forumI will be eyeing to get a unit in HH preferably next year.
Saw that you are helping others here on renovations matters. Let me chip in my 2-cent worth of idea. I have a personal friend who is doing interiors and major suppliers of some building materials here in Sg and KL. I would definitely find find out from him about renovations in JB too. If he is able to do it effectively, efficiently and economically; I am sure he is a welcome source for the mentioned to many of us here. I shall post it up here if i get good news from him after he is back from his KL exhibition next week.
Would be good to share, tell your friend Johor is the new growth frontier and get his ass there asap lol. Plenty of people here need work done, been in contact with an expat in EL who was so disgusted by her experience with renovation contractors she refuses to hire anyone now even though she still needs work done without a personal recommendation for quality and reliability.
How about an Integrated Resort with casino?Local Malaysian needs to pay RM100 levy to enter, free transport for sinkies to & fro S'pore. Karma
Thumbs up to this!! keke
Actually, they should pay SGD 100 times 2.4.... so RM 240
JB city will become ghost town if it is true . 15.30 x 2 = 30.60 or S$12.50 /= , Singapore match another 12.5 , total $25/= !
typh00n said:
What is your source? On ST, they wrote 15.30rm both ways, instead of one way. If Singapore matches, then it will be an equivalent of 30.60rm both ways, which is about Sgd 13 all in for both ways.
jasonjst said:
What is your source? According to ST, 15.30 was for both ways charged by Malaysian side.
LTA: “Singapore’s toll charges are pegged to those set by Malaysia for the use of the Causeway and Second Link.”.
Not I say one , is Bro Typhoon ...
Originally Posted by typh00n
In yesterday's paper, the one way toll from JB to Sin maybe RM15.30!
I am thinking they don't have to put the toll at CIQ.
But after CIQ, they can put toll( i.e erp) at EDL and Tebrau highway, and no toll if to other roads.
EDL fee at twice tebrau highway's fee.
Then Singapore side cannot increase their price.....
That should be the way , but they are just greedy , want to tax everybody .
Went to JB last Saturday, the jam was crazy. just at the front of the immigration booth, i was already stuck for 15 minutes. It took me about 2 hours to pass Malaysia CIQ.
went to Bestari Height. Glad to see the progress. Saw some workers doing the flooring on the second floor. Main door already installed. Overall, the progress is very good althou some units are still far behind.
went to Bestari Height. Glad to see the progress. Saw some workers doing the flooring on the second floor. Main door already installed. Overall, the progress is very good althou some units are still far behind.
wa bro. u went in by causeway?..
For BH, I think should finish in the next 2-3 months...i still waiting for the roads to be done..
cheers.
Bro, I go in via causeway every weekend. Its usually around one hour for me to clear both customs. Try going between 1pm to 2pm. 1 hour should be v sufficient. In fact, I am going in later for my V-Day dinner at Eight Lido! Cheaper....haha
I think the causeway toll will be increased but definitely not as high as reported now. It is simply not viable. They will talk talk talk, then complain complain complain... and cut down.
On the other hand, I have been hearing alot of reports about danga waterfront project, it will be a mixed development with business center, residential, conference hall etc. During the "Chingay" festival recently, abang Najib had announced that RM200 million will be invested to furhter enchanced JB downtown, including another shopping mall near the current City Square, improvement on Sungai Seget etc, to make it some sort like "Gurney drive" in penang where people could walk along the beach/river, under the management of IWH (Iskandar Waterfront Holdings). It is reported that Dijaya CorpBhd is investing 3.8 billion, Singapore's Azea Residences will also contribute RM500 million, Australia's Walker Group would also invest in senibong cove etc, blah blah.
Today, star Biz reported that the Brunsfield group will also joint venture with IWH for a gross development value of RM3 billion at danga waterfront. Brunsfield is known for a number of high end development eg. bungalows at Damansara with price tags of RM3000 per sqf, and other projects such as Oyster Cove , exclusive waterfront resort on Australia's gold coast.
So, obviously all these project at the waterfront will not be cheap, do you think it will be successful 5-10 years from now? If so, do you think downtown JB will see some appreciation in the future and it will be good to get a unit for investment in the near future? So far, i have been looking at Nusajaya, what do you guys think about JB waterfront? Thx.
On the other hand, I have been hearing alot of reports about danga waterfront project, it will be a mixed development with business center, residential, conference hall etc. During the "Chingay" festival recently, abang Najib had announced that RM200 million will be invested to furhter enchanced JB downtown, including another shopping mall near the current City Square, improvement on Sungai Seget etc, to make it some sort like "Gurney drive" in penang where people could walk along the beach/river, under the management of IWH (Iskandar Waterfront Holdings). It is reported that Dijaya CorpBhd is investing 3.8 billion, Singapore's Azea Residences will also contribute RM500 million, Australia's Walker Group would also invest in senibong cove etc, blah blah.
Today, star Biz reported that the Brunsfield group will also joint venture with IWH for a gross development value of RM3 billion at danga waterfront. Brunsfield is known for a number of high end development eg. bungalows at Damansara with price tags of RM3000 per sqf, and other projects such as Oyster Cove , exclusive waterfront resort on Australia's gold coast.
So, obviously all these project at the waterfront will not be cheap, do you think it will be successful 5-10 years from now? If so, do you think downtown JB will see some appreciation in the future and it will be good to get a unit for investment in the near future? So far, i have been looking at Nusajaya, what do you guys think about JB waterfront? Thx.
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Now the JB waterfront is a magnet for crime. If security can improve, and the MRT is ready, it can really take off. There's a certain amount of risk knowing how the authorities procastinate but if one has spare cash, then why not? When the MRT is ready, rental yield should be not bad, and capital appreciation is guaranteed. The problem is when the MRT will be ready.... The locals are adopting a wait & see attitude to all the talk.....
Omg u guys go there already~i too bz to go...wow seems our house getting better hehe
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