Serious Jialat! Matland to become income cuntry! Sinkies no chances to retire cheap cheap!

[Pinkieslut]

 

[oliverlee]

no matter how they push they won't come near 1 to 1 in the next 10-15 years. Sinkies love to console themselves in this way by laughing at the political volatility and racial discrimination there.

 

[Bad New Brown]

I still believe that I can work and retire in Sinkieland and there is no need to apply mm2h

 

[GOD IS MY DOG]

then go Bangladesh lor................

 

[birdie69]

no matter how they push they won't come near 1 to 1 in the next 10-15 years. Sinkies love to console themselves in this way by laughing at the political volatility and racial discrimination there.

RM1.00=S$3.50 soon?

 

[melzp]

Sg is a place for all to amass yr wealth for whatever

 

[Hypocrite-The]

no matter how they push they won't come near 1 to 1 in the next 10-15 years. Sinkies love to console themselves in this way by laughing at the political volatility and racial discrimination there.

Remember vision 2020? How's that panning out?

 

[batman1]

Can consider to retire in LOS .

 

[k1976]

They have oil and rice padi field to support energy needs.

SG got 5.79mil karcheng to pangsai 3x everyday...very substainable de woh

Worse still, Sinki also have a lot Flat Earthers and Anti Vac de woh, Right Boss John?

 

[k1976]

Large-scale departures from Beijing city centre leave gaping hole in office towers​

South China Morning Post
Sun, 28 July 2024 at 5:30 pm SGT5-min read

Beijing's office market is reeling from the departure of large state-owned enterprises (SOes) and tech giants from the city centre, causing rents to decline as much as 30 per cent lower from a year ago, according to market observers.

The slump is likely to persist, as the relocation of large office occupiers, aimed at reducing Beijing's "noncore" functions, has freed up significant commercial real estate, they said.

As a result, Beijing's overall office vacancy rate has reached the highest level among China's first-tier cities, hitting nearly 18 per cent in the second quarter of 2024, according to a report published this month by the China Real Estate Information Corp (CRIC). Rents fell by 3.7 per cent quarter on quarter to 9.23 yuan (US$1.27) per square metre per day.
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"Office rents in the central business district have declined by 20 to 30 per cent from a year ago because the economy is bad, foreign-owned businesses are leaving, and businesses are [generally] struggling to stay afloat," said Ma Xiaoyu, a Beijing-based real estate agent.

Landlords of office towers in the central business district experienced a surge in vacant spaces as major SOEs, like Sinochem Holdings and China Huaneng Group, have moved their headquarters to the Xiongan New Area, located about 100km southwest of the capital.

"Landlords are now offering substantial rent discounts and generous rent-free periods to retain tenants and fill the rising number of vacant spaces," Ma said. "Since developers do not want their listing prices to appear too low, they are waiving rents for a few months to effectively lower the cost for tenants."

 

[Sikodolaukazzz]

I say cum to Uganda.
And you will not leegret.
lol

 

[oliverlee]

I say cum to Uganda.
And you will not leegret.
lol

how's the smell like?

 

[oliverlee]

Remember vision 2020? How's that panning out?

Pelapas lol. Yeah, i was in the thick of vision 2020, and watched it crumble when covid struck. Not entirely their fault this one. So now they are trying to crawl out of the ashes,

 

[Sikodolaukazzz]

how's the smell like?

Very sweet.

 

[syed putra]

Malays know nuts about economy and rationality so everybody safe.

 

[mojito]

Nursing homes every where the same lah.