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the technical term for that is "confirmation bias".
http://www.skepdic.com/confirmbias.html
we all suffer from it. but some are more seriously afflicted, I suppose. Maybe it depends on the urgency of the flip required.
Oic.. selective processing of information can burnt investors...
Good luck to you....
Hi,
Newbie here and wanted to ask a Q. I am sure this has been asked upteen times and the forum thread was so enormous that I cannot find the thread with similar Q.
I understood Malaysia has raised the minimum purchased price of JB properties for Singaporeans to MYR1,000,000, up from previously MYR500,000 for purchase made after 1 May 2014. I thought I read somewhere that if we buy the property directly from Developers who launched the property before 1 May 2014, we are still under the MYR500,000, is it true?
I am seeking confirmation here as I am interested to purchase a unit at D'Summit Residences direct from the Developer. I have ot asked the Developer yet.
Newbie here and wanted to ask a Q. I am sure this has been asked upteen times and the forum thread was so enormous that I cannot find the thread with similar Q.
I understood Malaysia has raised the minimum purchased price of JB properties for Singaporeans to MYR1,000,000, up from previously MYR500,000 for purchase made after 1 May 2014. I thought I read somewhere that if we buy the property directly from Developers who launched the property before 1 May 2014, we are still under the MYR500,000, is it true?
I am seeking confirmation here as I am interested to purchase a unit at D'Summit Residences direct from the Developer. I have ot asked the Developer yet.
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Not sure. Just open for registration.
wah sey... next to eco spring...
but this glenmarie properties hor... their pricing quite competitive. and bumi quota is very very large. one of their project in KL is 100% bumi quota!
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quite a number of ppl here baby too!
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Especially in M'sia
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If the developer had applied for and received the exemption before 30 June for properties launched prior to 01 May, 2014 then its ok including the subsequent resale of the property both which does not need to match the RM 1m mark.
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One is Puteri Cove in Puteri Harbour (done by Pacific Star, same developer behind commercial developments such as Wisma Atria, etc), the other by Princess Cove (R&F)
Is the exemption only applicable for high rise only? Does landed qualify?
I think I get it already.
As long as the transfer of property during subsale doesn't end up needing to be endorsed at the state land office, the exemption stands. because technically only the seller name is reassigned. haha. my guess. don't expect any transparency from govt sources any time soon!
Err......don't quite understand leh..... all foreign purchases should end up at state land office right? Need to pay 2% or RM20k I thought....
hmmmm. you got a point. anyway i'm guessing only. forget about it! you're not buying condo right?
landed i think.. confirm cannot la.
More than 1,000 workers refuse to start work at JB factory after death of Nepalese colleague
Yee Xiang YunThe Star/Asia News NetworkSaturday, Aug 23, 2014
JOHOR BARU: More than 1,000 foreign workers have allegedly refused to go to work for more than 36 hours at a mechanical component factory here following the death of their Nepalese colleague.
The drama unfolded on Thursday where the workers, mostly from Nepal, threw metal pieces and glass to the ground from their four-storey accommodation quarters next to the factory in Jalan Firma 3 at the Tebrau IV industrial area here as a sign of protest.
It was learned that the strike was to show their dissatisfaction due to the death of a Nepalese worker who had died of chest pains on Thursday due to the factory's alleged negligence.
Checks by The Star found that the workers were still refusing to go to work on Saturday and there was no clear reason as to what they wanted from their employers.
A representative from the factory denied that they had neglected the deceased's initial complaints of chest pains and had given him medical leave earlier to recover.
- See more at: http://news.asiaone.com/news/malays...death-nepalese-colleague#sthash.fChcMdm9.dpuf
Yee Xiang YunThe Star/Asia News NetworkSaturday, Aug 23, 2014
JOHOR BARU: More than 1,000 foreign workers have allegedly refused to go to work for more than 36 hours at a mechanical component factory here following the death of their Nepalese colleague.
The drama unfolded on Thursday where the workers, mostly from Nepal, threw metal pieces and glass to the ground from their four-storey accommodation quarters next to the factory in Jalan Firma 3 at the Tebrau IV industrial area here as a sign of protest.
It was learned that the strike was to show their dissatisfaction due to the death of a Nepalese worker who had died of chest pains on Thursday due to the factory's alleged negligence.
Checks by The Star found that the workers were still refusing to go to work on Saturday and there was no clear reason as to what they wanted from their employers.
A representative from the factory denied that they had neglected the deceased's initial complaints of chest pains and had given him medical leave earlier to recover.
- See more at: http://news.asiaone.com/news/malays...death-nepalese-colleague#sthash.fChcMdm9.dpuf
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