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Silence the flippers? Typical Malaysian just talk not action.
Perhaps a silly question, does it affects those who have signed the S&P before the new ruling gets implemented?
The difference between Enron etc and CG is that the former have strong possibility of hiding their deeds and not be discovered or so they thot. For CG, any defects will be glaringly obvious . No where to hide as pple will be staying in the units everyday.
Do you think something is brewing from this news:
SINGAPORE — The possibility of a centralised bus terminal here in Singapore for Singapore-Malaysia express bus services is looking slim, even though some progress has been made across the Causeway. Express Bus Agencies Association(EBAA), which represents 30 companies, told TODAY that a new centralised bus terminal, which it has invested in, is near completion at Gelang Patah in Johor.
SINGAPORE — The possibility of a centralised bus terminal here in Singapore for Singapore-Malaysia express bus services is looking slim, even though some progress has been made across the Causeway. Express Bus Agencies Association(EBAA), which represents 30 companies, told TODAY that a new centralised bus terminal, which it has invested in, is near completion at Gelang Patah in Johor.
Foreign property investors returning
Edward Tham taking his daughter Sarah’s photo for a contest at one of the exhibition booths during the property fair.
GEORGE TOWN: The number of foreigners coming to Malaysia to invest in properties is expected to increase this year by double-digit percentage.
Property Talk International Sdn Bhd managing director Steven Cheah said this was because the general election was over and foreign investors were now more certain of the direction of the country.
“The three hotspots in the country are Kuala Lumpur, Iskandar in Johor and Penang.
“Towards the end of last year there was little interest shown by foreigners in Malaysian properties due to the uncertainty of the 13th general election.
“But after the elections in May, developers and real estate agents in the country are getting enquiries and commitments to purchase their properties,” he said.
Cheah said there was increasing attention from China, Singapore and Indonesia.
“Singaporeans are more interested in buying pre-war houses located in Penang and Malacca.
“The investors from China and Indonesia are more interested in condominiums with sea view and round-the-clock security.
“Malaysians overseas tend to look for landed properties in Penang and Kuala Lumpur,” he said during The Star Property Fair here yesterday.
Cheah said as a result in the interest shown in pre-war properties, the pricing of such heritage houses had increased by about 50% compared to two years ago.
On the RM200mil Platinum III condominium scheme in Teluk Kumbar, Cheah said the project, comprising 357 units with built-up areas of 1,230sq ft and 1,330sq ft, was priced at RM380 per sq ft.
“Since the launch of the showroom early this month, we have sold more than 60% of Platinum,” he said.
Platinum III by TPPT Sdn Bhd is part of the Teluk Kumbar Heights project located on a 70-acre site in the south-west district.
Edward Tham taking his daughter Sarah’s photo for a contest at one of the exhibition booths during the property fair.
GEORGE TOWN: The number of foreigners coming to Malaysia to invest in properties is expected to increase this year by double-digit percentage.
Property Talk International Sdn Bhd managing director Steven Cheah said this was because the general election was over and foreign investors were now more certain of the direction of the country.
“The three hotspots in the country are Kuala Lumpur, Iskandar in Johor and Penang.
“Towards the end of last year there was little interest shown by foreigners in Malaysian properties due to the uncertainty of the 13th general election.
“But after the elections in May, developers and real estate agents in the country are getting enquiries and commitments to purchase their properties,” he said.
Cheah said there was increasing attention from China, Singapore and Indonesia.
“Singaporeans are more interested in buying pre-war houses located in Penang and Malacca.
“The investors from China and Indonesia are more interested in condominiums with sea view and round-the-clock security.
“Malaysians overseas tend to look for landed properties in Penang and Kuala Lumpur,” he said during The Star Property Fair here yesterday.
Cheah said as a result in the interest shown in pre-war properties, the pricing of such heritage houses had increased by about 50% compared to two years ago.
On the RM200mil Platinum III condominium scheme in Teluk Kumbar, Cheah said the project, comprising 357 units with built-up areas of 1,230sq ft and 1,330sq ft, was priced at RM380 per sq ft.
“Since the launch of the showroom early this month, we have sold more than 60% of Platinum,” he said.
Platinum III by TPPT Sdn Bhd is part of the Teluk Kumbar Heights project located on a 70-acre site in the south-west district.
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so does this mean that HSR station not likely to be at Gelang Petah since bus terminal is gg to be there ?
China and Indo investors must be thinking JB market is same as Singapore , China , Jakarta where condos can easily rent out with at least 5 to 6% yield . They might not know that in JB , so hard to find tentants , good luck to them.
The current terminal is quite a distance from the new terminal. The new terminal, GP Sentral, situated along Jalan Gelang Patah-Kampong Ulu Choh. The "GP Sentral" (red color) already up. location 1.479128,103.582964. nearest taman should be Setia Eco Gardens.
Sporeans more interested in pre-war houses in Penang and Malacca? Really???? This is something very new to me
There was a documentary show on Singaporean buying pre-war houses at low price in Malacca and convert it into cafe , guest house . Need to throw in lot of money hor ! Might be a good investment if you know how to spot a good location at cheap price and setup a fessible business . Mostly near those unessco site , tourist site should work well .
They will turn it into pig farming if they cant find tenants , haha .
No wonder I saw new buildings and GP Sentral being built while heading towards Uncle Lim's Durian Farm on route to Pontian and bypassing the route to Setia Eco Gdn.
Near the junction of J7 and route 5, next to Nusa Bayu.
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Jet star flying to senai?
Johor confident of tripling amount of tourist from China
JOHOR BARU: Johor government is confident of tripling the amount of tourists from China by working closely with Jetstar Airways.
State tourism executive committee chairman Datuk Tee Siew Kiong said on Monday that Johor has a lot of potential in attracting foreign tourist to come here.
He added that China is Johor third largest market after Singapore and Indonesia.
"The state government together with Jetstar Airways would help each other to get tourists from China to come here," he said.
Johor confident of tripling amount of tourist from China
JOHOR BARU: Johor government is confident of tripling the amount of tourists from China by working closely with Jetstar Airways.
State tourism executive committee chairman Datuk Tee Siew Kiong said on Monday that Johor has a lot of potential in attracting foreign tourist to come here.
He added that China is Johor third largest market after Singapore and Indonesia.
"The state government together with Jetstar Airways would help each other to get tourists from China to come here," he said.
I thought one of the HSR station is going to be there for connectivity.
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