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It is not financially viable, but it may still go ahead anyway, just expect to be in the red for many years. To be financially viable, the trains has to run at full passenger capacity most of the time. Possible? The whole of China with 12000 miles of railway, all losing money. Only one not in...

Another pessimist spotted. How not to be when you read in the news a mother of 5 kids was shot dead in front of her kids in KL? How can a human do this to another ? And get paid for like rm50k ?

Quite true. In short, only buy a really high end condo to stay if you really like it so that no dubious odd job worker will be your neighbour. The rest can forget it. And after reviewing financial viability of the hsr, the more I believe it is not financially viable. Only thing will change...

Frankly, I still think a few projects in johor are still good buy. Coastal sparsely built developments with security are best buy. Rich people don't like crowds and like near water. Although I am not rich but that is where I want to live. Once world economy pick up johor will see the boom. Give...

I am confused already, malaysia oversupply cannot invest Singapore overpriced cannot invest, London crisis cannot invest, Vietnam no clear law cannot invest, Australia not investor friendly cannot invest. How ? Lol Better put money in bank earn the 1% interest to counter the 7% inflation ? Or...

Yes it's nice and good price, just try not to get the unit facing north towards the highway, too noisy.

Irony it is, even Temasek with tonnes of scholars doing research decided to buy into a medical company who has a 20,000 sft factory in Iskandar puteri. Few of us who are skeptical will sure say that's throwing good money away too...

Exactly. And one more 5 star hotel is ready in Iskandar puteri, who are the customers ? http://www.thestar.com.my/metro/community/2016/07/05/boost-for-medical-tourism/

cannot say they never tried.. http://www.thestar.com.my/business/business-news/2016/07/04/rm2bil-investments-for-johor-from-china-firms/

The Korean cosmetics company obviously never read this forum. Still want to invest. Tsk Tsk... http://www.thestar.com.my/business/business-news/2016/06/30/uem-sunrise-sells-land-to-s-koreas-amorepacific/

Wow..the Chinese netizen reviews are even more negative than this forum... https://www.zhihu.com/question/38653806

Ops center for smart city up and running http://www.thestar.com.my/business/business-news/2016/07/01/msias-first-ops-centre-for-smart-city-services-now-ready/

Have any of you seen the development of the danga bay recently? My goodness, if you think the new HDB in sg is packed like sardines, wait till you see country garden. They simply don't understand that it is very uncomfortable to stay in such packed apartment blocks, especially in tropical...

Come come, like I said, jb is doing things, they are not moving backwards. Those who bought properties are betting jb will be different in a few years time. Actually, jb already improved a lot over the past 10 years, those who visits frequently will agree...

Re: Setia Sky 88 - April 2016 from Twin Galaxy No doubt it looks bad now. But we also cannot doubt that johor gov is working hard to get the whole economy going, not that they are sitting around and throwing spanners whenever foreign investors want to pour money in, they are actually quite...

Although in puteri Iskandar, the stadium is not so near. Near the new zoo on the other side of the highway.

Not going to happen anytime soon, still a forest at the site. But that area is really in need for those luxury car showrooms, especially when the thousands of luxury condos are ready at PH and every unit need a nice car to match.

Some consolation for medini investors, at least you know a Japanese giant is the major shareholder of medini. http://asia.nikkei.com/Business/Companies/Mitsui-in-big-on-Malaysia-project-to-build-high-tech-metropolis

Personal view. Once the southern link is ready next year, the bus can have a stop at 1medini and sunway Iskandar before reaching 2nd link. Hope this will make the bus journey more appealing. For those driving a car everyday to sg, the cost will slowly become prohibitive.

Does the causeway bus has a pickup point at 1 medini? It will definitely encourage people who work in sg to move in, while waiting for the employment opportunities to pick up around medini, if it ever happens