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Hi there. Since your site is commercially motivated, shouldn't it be appropriate for you to pay for the traffic that you harvest from this forum?
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What on earth is going on????
Oh , cant broadcast here ? please remove my post then ,
Pai seh & thanks
RM.. thanks for the consolidation work..
Hi guys, what are your views on this, do you foresee prices to increase as much as 20%. I hope this year is a good year for most of us. =)
MP: Iskandar Malaysia attracting local and foreign investments
By ZAZALI MUSA Monday January 30, 2012
http://thestar.com.my/metro/story.asp?file=/2012/1/30/southneast/10540547&sec=southneast
JOHOR BARU: The development and progress within Iskandar Malaysia will bring immense benefit to Johor and the country.
Pulai MP Datuk Nur Jazlan Mohamed said the country’s first economic growth corridor was moving on a right direction since its inception on Nov 4, 2006.
He said Iskandar Malaysia had been able to attract a steady flow of domestic and foreign investments despite operating in a very competitive economic environment.
Malaysia’s other economic growth corridors were the Northern Economic Region, East Coast Economic Region, Sabah Development Corridor and Sarawak Corridor of Renewable Energy.
“However, all stake holders from the Federal and state levels should not rest on their laurels and have to work even harder to attract new investments,” said Nur Jazlan.
He added the economic opportunities should not only benefit big companies but also the small and medium industries.
Nur Jazlan, who is also UDA Holdings Bhd chairman said this at the gotong royong programme held at Taman Sinar Harapan Tampoi here in conjunction with the company’s 40th anniversary.
At the event, UDA Angsana Sdn Bhd staff took time off to clean up the surroundings of the home which housed 150 handicapped residents including building a RM20,000 gazebo.
He said Iskandar Malaysia would benefit the most, following the improvement in the bilateral ties between Malaysia and Singapore as more investments from the republic was expected to flow into Iskandar Malaysia.
Nur Jazlan said Singapore had been using Malaysia as its hinterland for over 50 years, and now was the time for Johor to bank on Singapore’s position as an international trade and financial centre to attract more investments to Iskandar Malaysia.
“Forging better economic co-operation will benefit Johor and Singapore in the long term as nobody will lose in the game plan,” he said.
Iskandar Regional Development Authority (Irda) in a media statement stated that Iskandar Malaysia had attracted RM84.78bil in total cumulative committed investments from 2006 until 2011.
Iskandar Malaysia was now in the second phase of its development starting from 2011 until 2015 and the period would witness the strengthening and generating of growth with completion of major developments and iconic projects, it stated.
By ZAZALI MUSA Monday January 30, 2012
http://thestar.com.my/metro/story.asp?file=/2012/1/30/southneast/10540547&sec=southneast
JOHOR BARU: The development and progress within Iskandar Malaysia will bring immense benefit to Johor and the country.
Pulai MP Datuk Nur Jazlan Mohamed said the country’s first economic growth corridor was moving on a right direction since its inception on Nov 4, 2006.
He said Iskandar Malaysia had been able to attract a steady flow of domestic and foreign investments despite operating in a very competitive economic environment.
Malaysia’s other economic growth corridors were the Northern Economic Region, East Coast Economic Region, Sabah Development Corridor and Sarawak Corridor of Renewable Energy.
“However, all stake holders from the Federal and state levels should not rest on their laurels and have to work even harder to attract new investments,” said Nur Jazlan.
He added the economic opportunities should not only benefit big companies but also the small and medium industries.
Nur Jazlan, who is also UDA Holdings Bhd chairman said this at the gotong royong programme held at Taman Sinar Harapan Tampoi here in conjunction with the company’s 40th anniversary.
At the event, UDA Angsana Sdn Bhd staff took time off to clean up the surroundings of the home which housed 150 handicapped residents including building a RM20,000 gazebo.
He said Iskandar Malaysia would benefit the most, following the improvement in the bilateral ties between Malaysia and Singapore as more investments from the republic was expected to flow into Iskandar Malaysia.
Nur Jazlan said Singapore had been using Malaysia as its hinterland for over 50 years, and now was the time for Johor to bank on Singapore’s position as an international trade and financial centre to attract more investments to Iskandar Malaysia.
“Forging better economic co-operation will benefit Johor and Singapore in the long term as nobody will lose in the game plan,” he said.
Iskandar Regional Development Authority (Irda) in a media statement stated that Iskandar Malaysia had attracted RM84.78bil in total cumulative committed investments from 2006 until 2011.
Iskandar Malaysia was now in the second phase of its development starting from 2011 until 2015 and the period would witness the strengthening and generating of growth with completion of major developments and iconic projects, it stated.
My co is actually a key client of Setia. I go ask the sales staff on whether level 1 has been retained by Setia when I meet them this Friday.....hehe...
My take is it will get harder and harder to find new launches with min 10ft land at the side priced at around 500K in the nusajaya area. unless the developer cuts corners in some areas, construction (labour and material) and land cost has generally increased to make it necessary for developers to increase price by at least 20% to stay in the game.
cheers.
yup, i think prime land in JB will only go up in price and there is a lot more potential to see appreciation. However, what is important is that job creation and income must go up, then rental rates will go up to help sustain the industry.
South Key is leasehold, I remember they quoted me a rough estimation not that high!
sri samudera studio unit - rm1300 - 1600 fully furnish. thats what i my friend fetch in the past 3 years
had a cny gathering last week.. we spoke about landed houses..
then one uncle mentioned about leaking roof, and how much money it costs and inconvenience to troubleshoot and identify the leak/repair/replace it
for the folks who already bought the house can share insights into the workmanship, how's the finishing is like, any water-proofing material (required/done), etc?
then one uncle mentioned about leaking roof, and how much money it costs and inconvenience to troubleshoot and identify the leak/repair/replace it
for the folks who already bought the house can share insights into the workmanship, how's the finishing is like, any water-proofing material (required/done), etc?
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another friend get rm1500 for apartment at permas jaya called permas ville. rm2500-3000 for straits view condo at permas jaya
the good thing abt Tropez is that it is intergrated with a mall, office buildings, international school and private hospital, so many it has it's own tenants from the school, office, and hospital?
Agreed. Unless the JB waterfront city took off and hit a great success, create more biz and traffic, then rental demand will go up.. but this wont be happening soon, not in the next 3 -5 years?
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