Sometimes I wonder if your nick shd change from wuqi to wikipedia..
Hi Avalon74, my apologies, i probably should try to quote from other sources as well but most of what i read is in Mandarin and not so easily available online.
Sometimes I wonder if your nick shd change from wuqi to wikipedia..
Bro Abugumgum
Dun say cheap la , say affordable ...
Ppl always say we sinkie are like birds chripping when in msia coz everythng we say or buy comes with " Cheap Cheap Cheap"
Did u guys notice that more and more bubble tea shop are growing like mushroom in JB? But they ain't selling cheap, some costs even more than sinkie. Many are selling minimum RM4.9 for a normal cup of tea before adding bubbles at extra cost. I think they are a joke! I like bubble tea a lot but sadly, it's not a regular thing I would enjoy buying in JB.
In terms of the chain shops, KFC and pizza hut are still at much better value for me. Agree?
Yo yo yo!
Heard from my frenz about this site and i'm glad to able to join you guys for our 2nd life in JB
Much to learn from you guys seniors
Yo yo yo!
Heard from my frenz about this site and i'm glad to able to join you guys for our 2nd life in JB
Much to learn from you guys seniors
Wife is JB-lian, she have 2 properties (Both in kota tinggi) while i have brought 3 properties (2 units at KSL and 1 unit at precinct of Jaya Putra Perdana Housing Development, called Cube166)there since 2010.welcome !!! which development have u bought ?
No plan to control property prices in Malaysia: Government
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Apr 27, 2012 - HomeGuru.com.my
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The Malaysian government revealed that it has no plan to implement specific laws that will control residential and property prices in the country, according to a report by Bernama.
Datuk Seri Lajim Ukin, Deputy Minister of the Housing and Local Government, noted that home prices were determined by market forces.
"Although there is no specific act to control the rise in house prices, the government can still implement various control mechanisms to ensure that the increase is reasonable and will not affect the people as a whole," the minister stated.
Meanwhile, the government would continue monitoring the condition and, if necessary, implement further fiscal measures to ensure that the people were not burdened by the increase of home prices.
Among the mechanisms imposed to control property prices include raising real property gains tax from five percent to 10 percent for properties disposed of in less than two years and keeping a five percent rate for properties disposed of within a period of between three and five years.
"This tax increase is a move by the government to control the rise in house prices through pressure from speculation," he said.
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Yo yo yo!
Heard from my frenz about this site and i'm glad to able to join you guys for our 2nd life in JB
Much to learn from you guys seniors
Sis Crystal, sorry my mistake for chirping away
On second look, I was following the points listed above mine. Got carried away ...
Yo yo yo!
Heard from my frenz about this site and i'm glad to able to join you guys for our 2nd life in JB
Much to learn from you guys seniors
Yo yo yo!
Heard from my frenz about this site and i'm glad to able to join you guys for our 2nd life in JB
Much to learn from you guys seniors
Yup, I was the main culprit ...
Yo yo yo .... Yeah yeah yeah ... Hey hey hey! Whats up man!
Jolly guy aren't u?
Another young chap joining us. He is even younger than me ... welcome
Who are your friends here, btw?
What do you think?
Good news or bad news?
In a way, investors would find the taxation related to Malaysia to be less similar to Singapore's ABSD now.
But I still like Malaysia's way of treating its citizens fairer by demarcating an area (RM 500,000 or less) for them so that the properties are not largely affected by inflationary pressures resulting from foreigners' purchases. That said, I think some critics would say that it is inevitable and prices will rise for them too.
The inflation monster is here? Just buy any asset!
It's stated 31 in his/her profile