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Yup. No way they can justify a casino on mainland Malaysia unless on top a remote mountain or island.

Logical, practical, open minded sharing! That's what we need!:)

lol..... :d

TAGS : None They took over one of the best property company in Malaysia and royally fucked it up. SP Setia top brass moots plan for its takeover by Sime DarbyMonday, 12 January 2015By: M. SHANMUGAM, THEAN LEE CHENG image KUALA LUMPUR: A high level initiative has started for a proposal...

Totally agree with you!

You can find post offices at most if not all Aeon, Giant and Tesco malls. Open on alternate Sats till 1230 I think. Yes, you can pay property tax electric and water bills at these post offices.

Re: Not bad being a Malaysian (at least in JB) BATU PAHAT: All foreign-registered vehicles entering the country from Singapore via Johor will be charged*a Vehicle entry Permit (VEP) of RM20 starting the middle of next year.Deputy Transport Minister Datuk Abdul Aziz Kaprawi said the move was...

Pure profiteering by Sg moneychangers. Enormous demand so where is the need to keep close to actual xchange rate?

Bro, Good try but obviously the message did not get through... LOL

Re: Not bad being a Malaysian (at least in JB) BATU PAHAT: The Government is in the final stages of coming up with a vehicle entry permit rate for foreign-registered vehicles that enter Malaysia via Johor.Deputy Transport Minister Datuk Abdul Aziz Kaprawi said the Economic Planning Unit was...

Re: Not bad being a Malaysian (at least in JB) 7pm on a weekday even local highways and roads are jammed lah, what more a border crossing. The difference will be seen on non peak travel hours.

Noticed frantic reno going on the new shoplots at Austin Heights, adjacent to the water theme park. Quite a good selection of eateries besides the usual Mamak corner shops.

Your close friend and the agents are spot on, at least with the present climate.

Was told that the waiver of 1m RM applies to high rise but not landed properties.

Other than taxis or car pooling, the reality is you need to ride or drive around JB. Otherwise it is going to be a real challenge moving about and yes, emails don't get responded to in Malaysia, you either call or go down to make enquiries.

Re: Not bad being a Malaysian (at least in JB) Noticably very thin crowd over the weekend (Sat) at Tesco Tebrau and Giant Plentong. Definitely lesser S plate cars at car wash as well. So come Oct, it will be worse ....

http://house.people.com.cn/n/2014/0814/c164220-25467361.html Anyone can help sumarise?

LOL, doesn't that sound like an oft repeated ' problem'?:D:D

Shock & awe! That seems to be the PRCs tactic, overwhelming good ol' Johor with volumes of high rise residences more suited to China mega cities. Seriously, what are they thinking?

Malaysia, Land of endless possibilities. Your guess is as good as mine.