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Living in JB 3 (Johore)
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The is what the SE at 1 Medini reply to my queries,
"For 1Medini Project, foreigner can buy at any price even less than RM500K but still need to pay the RM10K state consent. FYI our project is 99 lease.
For bedroom available price from RM373,000 to RM430,000, 2 bedroom from RM455,230 to RM521,500."
So not all resi are min $500k threshold and Levy still remains at $10K, heard that levy is up to $30k now?
"For 1Medini Project, foreigner can buy at any price even less than RM500K but still need to pay the RM10K state consent. FYI our project is 99 lease.
For bedroom available price from RM373,000 to RM430,000, 2 bedroom from RM455,230 to RM521,500."
So not all resi are min $500k threshold and Levy still remains at $10K, heard that levy is up to $30k now?
Medini is a special zone where foreigners are allowed to buy less than RM500k.
Oic... anyone vested in Medini? 99 years is a drawback for me thou
I am sure some of you might have seen this before by BBC and I find it rather interesting to review some of the comments made some time last year. Since then, we seen the realisation of Johor Premium Outlet, Legoland Malaysia and Indoor Theme Park. Personally, I find the development made thus far in Iskandar to be incredibly successful. I recently made up with a local business owner in JB whom previously (2 years ago while I was evaluating whether or not to take the leap of faith into Nusajaya) commented that as always Iskandar will remain to be a "white elephant". This time he told me that he can't even believe his eyes the vast development Iskandar Malaysia has made in transforming Johor Bharu.
http://news.bbc.co.uk/2/hi/programmes/fast_track/9575962.stm
Very nicely put, Malaysia need Singapore and Singapore need Malaysia. In our globalisation era, Iskandar will be a blessing for both......
Cheers
N
http://news.bbc.co.uk/2/hi/programmes/fast_track/9575962.stm
Very nicely put, Malaysia need Singapore and Singapore need Malaysia. In our globalisation era, Iskandar will be a blessing for both......
Cheers
N
I prefer freehold land due to the abundance of it in jb. How did you get 7.2% yield?
I understand there is no quota for foreign ownership in Medini and hence the RM500K price restriction does not apply.
I believe this is the gross rental yield you are calculating. If taking into account costs of maintenance fees, agent fees, basic renovations and furnishing, etc. The net yield will be much lower.
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1000psf is super high, it's almost reaching singapore prices in terms of per sq ft.
Anyone got lobang for landscaping?
Hey Wuqi,
Recently went to Singapore Expo Hall 6 for their furniture and landscape exhibition. I got quoted for a fiberglass casing for a koi fish pond at SGD $2k++ at 3m long and 1m wide. I was wondering if you have contacts for the same but locally as in in JB Malaysia?
Thanks in advance
Dante
Hey Wuqi,
Recently went to Singapore Expo Hall 6 for their furniture and landscape exhibition. I got quoted for a fiberglass casing for a koi fish pond at SGD $2k++ at 3m long and 1m wide. I was wondering if you have contacts for the same but locally as in in JB Malaysia?
Thanks in advance
Dante
Rental yield is only half the story. The other half is capital gain. Generally, 99 yr leasehold has relatively high rental yield but lower capital gain, especially after the first 10 years where depreciation will start to set in much faster than freehold properties.
So there's no absolute win investment. It all depends on your capital and cash flow, coupled with the investment horizon to decide which is best for you.
A quick question for those that has been saying in JB but working in Singapore . Do you apply the MM2H program or you just use your passport to go in and out of Malaysia everyday? Is there a limited each year on how many times you can enter Malaysia? Is there a must to apply MM2H if I want to stay in JB but work in Singapore? Apology if this has been discussed before as I am new here. Thanks a lot.
Quick updates:
TGV Cinema in Bukit Indah is closed until 17th Nov.
The amusement centre on the 3rd floor is closed temporarily as well.
There is a sale going on at the ground floor womans clothing store near Maybank, might be worth a visit.
Hatten Hotel in Malacca - Defintely worth every cent we paid. Food is pretty nice, breakfast wonderful, rooms are nice and clean.
Pools and most of the facilities are great (some parts still building though) Child friendly and good views. Staff was exceedingly
honest, returned all the way to our room to return us the change for room service even though we told them to keep it.
Wifi was bad for the rooms though, only lobby and 12th floor (pool, etc has it) BUT the wifi signal was so strong that more than 7 stories up, we were still able to receive it. Lots of properties on sale by Hatten at the hotel though and looked a bit weird in the lobby but internally it has a small mall and lots of IT related stores. Connectivity to the other malls are pretty good as well.
TGV Cinema in Bukit Indah is closed until 17th Nov.
The amusement centre on the 3rd floor is closed temporarily as well.
There is a sale going on at the ground floor womans clothing store near Maybank, might be worth a visit.
Hatten Hotel in Malacca - Defintely worth every cent we paid. Food is pretty nice, breakfast wonderful, rooms are nice and clean.
Pools and most of the facilities are great (some parts still building though) Child friendly and good views. Staff was exceedingly
honest, returned all the way to our room to return us the change for room service even though we told them to keep it.
Wifi was bad for the rooms though, only lobby and 12th floor (pool, etc has it) BUT the wifi signal was so strong that more than 7 stories up, we were still able to receive it. Lots of properties on sale by Hatten at the hotel though and looked a bit weird in the lobby but internally it has a small mall and lots of IT related stores. Connectivity to the other malls are pretty good as well.
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