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There are high voltage cables????? I didnt see those!?
I suspect is referring to Setia Eco Garden and got both developments mixed up.
There are high voltage cables????? I didnt see those!?
From my friend Jonathan the below development at Plentong, price from RM2.1M onwards.
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I suspect is referring to Setia Eco Garden and got both developments mixed up.
hi All,
anyone hear about martex residency i hear it was near to CIQ ?
Matex -- see this thread:
http://www.sammyboy.com/showthread.php?137316-Matex-Residence
Singapore cooling: Malaysian property to boom
Jan 14, 2013 - PropertyGuru.com.sg
By Romesh Navaratnarajah:
Malaysian real estate may see a surge in interest from buyers and investors in Singapore following the city-state’s fresh measures to cool its bubbling property market, according to one consultant who expects a wave of Singaporean investors into Malaysia.
Gavin Tee, founder and President of SwhengTee International Real Estate Investors Club thinks the tightened policies will definitely slow down Singapore’s housing market, which spells good news for Malaysia’s property boom.
A key factor is the availability of high margin financing in Malaysia compared to the latest loan-to-value (LTV) measures undertaken by Singapore.
“For Singaporean non-individual purchasers, they may now only get as low as 20 percent financing, whereas individuals will get 20 percent if their loan term is above 30 years from their third property purchase,” said Tee.
Moreover, Malaysia offers attractive mega-project offerings and favourable tax measures compared to its neighbours, noted Tee.
Just last month, more than 2,000 visitors flocked to PropertyGuru’s two-day Malaysia Property Show (MPS) in Singapore. In total, 25 premier units were sold at a combined price of RM22.6 million (S$9 million) while 331 hot leads were generated, an indication of the healthy demand for properties across the causeway.
Thanks Valdez!
As I understand from past reports, the CEO of propertyguru seems to be very bullish on Malaysia property anyway. I will not be surprised if these guys are heavily vested. So I would take any opinion from property experts, property websites with a grain of salt.
My immediate thought is that people in Singapore would take a cautious wait and see approach to such drastic measures, be it Malaysia or Singapore property. Give the historical correlation between Johor and Singapore property, if Singapore property corrects, I am sure may would expect Iskandar properties to correct as well and would wait, rather than rush across the Straits.
I am wondering if anyone went to any Malaysia / Iskandar property launch over the weekend, could perhaps update whether they saw lots of crowds of tepid response, as an immediate reaction.
Just came from from viewing the showhouse. For the 2.4m listed price, I think they face strong competition from other eastern developments like Senibong Cove, Straits View Residence and Ponderosa Villa...... All of which are below RM 2m n are arguably better located. I do like its gated walls though, v atas looking! haha
Thanks Valdez!
As I understand from past reports, the CEO of propertyguru seems to be very bullish on Malaysia property anyway. I will not be surprised if these guys are heavily vested. So I would take any opinion from property experts, property websites with a grain of salt.
My immediate thought is that people in Singapore would take a cautious wait and see approach to such drastic measures, be it Malaysia or Singapore property. Give the historical correlation between Johor and Singapore property, if Singapore property corrects, I am sure may would expect Iskandar properties to correct as well and would wait, rather than rush across the Straits.
I am wondering if anyone went to any Malaysia / Iskandar property launch over the weekend, could perhaps update whether they saw lots of crowds of tepid response, as an immediate reaction.
Actually, from what I observed in recent weeks to KL, there are chinese banners hanging outside new projects welcoming Taiwanese investor tour groups. And also heard of projects like Q city near sheraton being booked by the block by Taiwanese agents.
These are effects of the cooling measures in Taiwan, somewhat similar but Singapore is much more drastic. Taiwan property prices did not fall much, just 4-5% but volume is down by half.
We have reached the era of Malaysia property not just played by Singaporeans.. we still tot we are. In fact, we have lose out alot of the action already...
This is actually good news!
If the Malaysian Market is attracting investors from many countries,
it's growth can be sustained!
Their investments will not just be property but industry also.
With more industries, will mean more jobs and demand for better housing....
which hopefully means better yields for our investments
Actually, from what I observed in recent weeks to KL, there are chinese banners hanging outside new projects welcoming Taiwanese investor tour groups. And also heard of projects like Q city near sheraton being booked by the block by Taiwanese agents.
These are effects of the cooling measures in Taiwan, somewhat similar but Singapore is much more drastic. Taiwan property prices did not fall much, just 4-5% but volume is down by half.
We have reached the era of Malaysia property not just played by Singaporeans.. we still tot we are. In fact, we have lose out alot of the action already...
This news came out some time back but is definitely confirmed by your observation ...
Taiwanese start to show interest in properties in Malaysia
Here is the full news:
http://www.btimes.com.my/Current_News/BTIMES/articles/jrtaiwan/Article/
The investor wave from Singapore into Malaysia should be much stronger this year. I expect Singapore PRs (from Malaysia particularly) to move into JB properties very soon since they are severely penalised by the latest cooling measures.
For PR spouses, what's likely to happen is one of them will convert to citizen to buy their first HDB or private properties, while the other remains as PR. But yes, the younger generation of JB PRs who are not married will certainly be badly hit.
Biggest risk of Malaysia properties is rentability. In this aspect, Singapore's rental market is still very much superior. Hopefully Iskandar can thrive with more jobs n industries than what we have seen so far. I think there's gd potential in retail, hospitality & healthcare (future), but Malaysia's quality of tenants in general still cant be compared to Singapore, esp for the more expensive properties.