That is a good news.. jobs creation for the local.. win win... If this continue, JB will become like Shenzhen.. not bad..
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Where is Cathy gone?
Everytime i request Cathy to cook she is gone....
Everytime i request Cathy to cook she is gone....
This was what i was discussing long long ago.... When i was clamped down....
I believe for a place to thrive the fundamentals must be super strong
....places of higher education and an abundance of these
...jobs up the value chain
... Higher wages and purchasing power amongst others
Below is a good start
I believe for a place to thrive the fundamentals must be super strong
....places of higher education and an abundance of these
...jobs up the value chain
... Higher wages and purchasing power amongst others
Below is a good start
Winners bro, I guess you are right. It is located near Setia Indah, so the "Indah" word is the cue word. My bad.
This is a very typical Malaysian way of naming developments. Like in KL, after the famous Damansara Heights, developers are naming new developments after this town. Damansara Utama, Kota Damansara, Bukit Damansara and Damansara Perdana just to name a few. They are all located miles apart in totally different areas and as what they say, home buyers get really confused sometimes.
Iskandar gets RM95bil pledges
http://biz.thestar.com.my/news/story.asp?file=/2011/8/16/business/9211084&sec=business
More investments are expected to be announced in the next few months, says Irda CEO
JOHOR BARU: Iskandar Malaysia attracted about RM95bil in committed investments from January to June 2011, according to Iskandar Regional Development Authority (Irda) chief executive officer Ismail Ibrahim.
This was more than double the cumulative RM47bil target for the five years up to 2010. From 2011 to 2015, Iskandar Malaysia is targeted to achieve RM73bil in investments.
“More good news (on investments) are coming to Iskandar but let Prime Minister Datuk Seri Najib Tun Razak or Mentri Besar Datuk Abdul Ghani Othman do the appropriate announcements,” Ismail added.
Iskandar will be focusing on potential investors from Asean, China, India, Japan and South Korea apart from Europe and the Middle East which were the main targets during its inception.
In line with the aspirations for a high-income economy, Iskandar would focus on acquiring quality investments.
Ismail expected more Singaporeans to invest in Iskandar as the small and medium enterprises were planning to relocate their operations due to the high cost of doing business in the republic.
Among the economic clusters under the comprehensive development plan are electrical and electronics, petrochemical and oleochemical, food and agro-processing, logistic and related services, tourism, health services, educational services, financial services, ICT and creative industries.
Ismail said Irda would conduct a study on the multiplier effect of major tourism-related projects such as the Johor Premium Outlet (JPO) and Legoland Theme Park.
The JPO, to open in November, is expected to receive four million visitors in its first year while one million visitors are expected to visit Legoland which will start operations by end-2012.
Irda has spent about RM339mil in the first half of the year from RM945mil in 2011 on infrastructure projects and related activities. The projects include the construction of the New Coastal Highway linking Johor Baru city centre to Nusajaya, river cleaning jobs, roads upgrading and public housing.
Ismail said RM214mil would be disbursed in the second half of 2011, bringing total spending to RM553mil.
He dismissed allegations that Irda did not have enough money to undertake infrastructure projects in Iskandar Malaysia.
“This has been going on even when Irda was helmed by the previous two CEOs. It will not stop but I know, my conscience is clear.” he said.
http://biz.thestar.com.my/news/story.asp?file=/2011/8/16/business/9211084&sec=business
More investments are expected to be announced in the next few months, says Irda CEO
JOHOR BARU: Iskandar Malaysia attracted about RM95bil in committed investments from January to June 2011, according to Iskandar Regional Development Authority (Irda) chief executive officer Ismail Ibrahim.
This was more than double the cumulative RM47bil target for the five years up to 2010. From 2011 to 2015, Iskandar Malaysia is targeted to achieve RM73bil in investments.
“More good news (on investments) are coming to Iskandar but let Prime Minister Datuk Seri Najib Tun Razak or Mentri Besar Datuk Abdul Ghani Othman do the appropriate announcements,” Ismail added.
Iskandar will be focusing on potential investors from Asean, China, India, Japan and South Korea apart from Europe and the Middle East which were the main targets during its inception.
In line with the aspirations for a high-income economy, Iskandar would focus on acquiring quality investments.
Ismail expected more Singaporeans to invest in Iskandar as the small and medium enterprises were planning to relocate their operations due to the high cost of doing business in the republic.
Among the economic clusters under the comprehensive development plan are electrical and electronics, petrochemical and oleochemical, food and agro-processing, logistic and related services, tourism, health services, educational services, financial services, ICT and creative industries.
Ismail said Irda would conduct a study on the multiplier effect of major tourism-related projects such as the Johor Premium Outlet (JPO) and Legoland Theme Park.
The JPO, to open in November, is expected to receive four million visitors in its first year while one million visitors are expected to visit Legoland which will start operations by end-2012.
Irda has spent about RM339mil in the first half of the year from RM945mil in 2011 on infrastructure projects and related activities. The projects include the construction of the New Coastal Highway linking Johor Baru city centre to Nusajaya, river cleaning jobs, roads upgrading and public housing.
Ismail said RM214mil would be disbursed in the second half of 2011, bringing total spending to RM553mil.
He dismissed allegations that Irda did not have enough money to undertake infrastructure projects in Iskandar Malaysia.
“This has been going on even when Irda was helmed by the previous two CEOs. It will not stop but I know, my conscience is clear.” he said.
RM22.52 billion in just 3 months is a Crazy Bullish Surge in incoming investments to Iskandar!
But I think the first statement is wrong. The RM95 billion should be total cumulative investments from 2006 to June 2011, not Jan to June 2011.
Iskandar Malaysia had attracted cumulative investments totalling RM72.48 billion from 2006 to March 2011.
So they had attracted another RM22.52 billion in just a short period of 3 months from April to June this year
And that was before the announcement of Temasek and Khazana's joint venture in Medini.Iskandar's target for 2006 to 2010 = RM47 billion (average of RM9.40 billion per year)
Iskandar's target for 2011 to 2015 = RM73 billion (average of RM14.6 billion per year)
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I think the first statement is wrong. The RM95 billion should be total cumulative investments from 2006 to June 2011.
Iskandar Malaysia had attracted cumulative investments totalling RM72.48 billion from 2006 to March 2011.
So they had attracted another RM22.52 billion in just a short period of 3 months from April to June this year
Iskandar's target for 2006 to 2010 = RM47 billion (average of RM9.40 billion per year)
Iskandar's target for 2011 to 2015 = RM73 billion (average of RM14.6 billion per year)
RM22.52 billion in just 3 months is a Crazy Bullish Surge in incoming investments to Iskandar!
haha, i also think the figure is inaccurate, but even so, i think they must be right that more positive announcements will be made soon.
haha, i also think the figure is inaccurate, but even so, i think they must be right that more positive announcements will be made soon.
Hi bro I didn't mean that they made up figures, just that the writer stated the period wrongly.
If I'm not wrong, RM95 Bil should be total investments committed from 2006-2011 June.
Not 2011 Jan to Jun.
haha, i get what you mean, I meant the figure is inaccurate in the sense that it is meant for a longer period, need to brush up my english haha! I agree it must be the mistake of the writer to state the wrong period.
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It is indeed another blog but not as interesting and informative as this one!
Have been reading it for a couple of weeks after deciding with family to consider the move up north :-)
Have one question which I dunno if anyone ask/answer before (and the search function here not so good so please bear with me) but how are those of you who live in Johor and come in to Singapore to work every day managing to stay in johor from immigration perspective? Do you all have mm2h or does Malaysian immigration basically turn a blind eye?
Many thanks!
I've updated with the sales brochure for PH together with indicative pricing. Have fun!
Btw, I'm not affiliated with any sales persons from any development. Just wanting to share with the wonderful community here, in the spirit that already exists here. Those who have read my blog know what I have purchased. Have fun!
Hi YongLip,
I just heard if one is not a Malaysian, if he wants to bank transfer money from his Singapore bank to Malaysia bank, the max transfer per day is 10K..
It that true? Have you tried transferring money from Singaproe CIMB to Malaysia CIMB as non citizen?
Rgds
I just heard if one is not a Malaysian, if he wants to bank transfer money from his Singapore bank to Malaysia bank, the max transfer per day is 10K..
It that true? Have you tried transferring money from Singaproe CIMB to Malaysia CIMB as non citizen?
Rgds
Hear, hear..... u didn't read my respond to your last request meh? Anyway ds having PSLE liao....berry berry bz...fighting! :P
Sorry for not having time to catchup on posting. Will proberly resume after all is over....
Oh yes....
I am sorry... I did not notice that it was PSLE time alredy...
Just about 5 weeks to go right?
The pressure must be eating up parents like crazy...
The interesting part is after the regimented study on war footing life is back to normal once the child is in Sec 1.
Surprisingly parents are not tense at the O's.... which should be equally important.
Any ideas why?
PS: i did read the previous one and replied.
BTW you have a wonderful hubby who does so much.... Compared to a couch potato like me who sits and surfs whole day
I am sorry... I did not notice that it was PSLE time alredy...
Just about 5 weeks to go right?
The pressure must be eating up parents like crazy...
The interesting part is after the regimented study on war footing life is back to normal once the child is in Sec 1.
Surprisingly parents are not tense at the O's.... which should be equally important.
Any ideas why?
PS: i did read the previous one and replied.
BTW you have a wonderful hubby who does so much.... Compared to a couch potato like me who sits and surfs whole day
I may be mistaken but remembered seeing some sign boards previously.. its still under construction & loads of FT going in/out of the place..
Can any bros here confirm if a local write me a cheque of say 200K Rm, can I deposit it into my account in Malaysia?
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