i cant imagine they reclassifying say
foreigners who bought ph , freehold to leasehold whereas
msian who also bought into ph, freehold as freehold
but frankly, i wouldnt be surprised if they do.
No need reclassifying . Freehold that you can only sell to locals is worst off than a 99 leasehold lor.
Let say you buy a freehold at a 30% premium . You only stay for say 25yrs ~ 30yrs and need to sell away to locals as it cant be transfer to your children . Typically , locals will compare you premium freehold to those ABC houses and shave off 50% from you asking price !
Get rid off my freehold cluster 7 mths ago . Buy at FH with 2009 terms and conditions . After that things change , need to wait for 5yrs , need to be above 1 million to sell to foreigners , need to paid capital gain tax . Finally sell to a reasonable local at 15% discount , and pay 5% capital gain tax . Anyway I am lucky , still managed to gain quite bit , sell when market was still quite positive and shortage of FH landed . But I think those that go in recently wont be so lucky lor !
My point is this in Malaysia , a new policy will supersede what you sign in 2009 ! Remember LKY : " at the stoke of a pen , anything can change !"
All of Nusajaya is in
"A total of nine nodes have been identified under the International Zone: Tanjung Bin (1138ha), Tanjung Pelepas coast (2,328ha) Nusajaya (2,204ha), Johor Baru City Centre (573ha), Pasir Gudang Industrial Port (1,390ha), Tanjung Piai (1,537ha), Forest City (1,624ha), Sungai Skudai (297ha) and Sungai Tebrau (429ha)."
It is not cast in stone yet. The cleanest approach is allow existing owners to hold on to their freehold properties but allow subsale to locals as freehold, but to foreigners as leasehold. Current pricing with recent negative news (including this one) are likely to drive demand and valuation down. Beyond a valuation limit, the banks may do a margin call on owners if they are desperate for cash and sentiments sour further.
It is not cast in stone yet. The cleanest approach is allow existing owners to hold on to their freehold properties but allow subsale to locals as freehold, but to foreigners as leasehold. Current pricing with recent negative news (including this one) are likely to drive demand and valuation down. Beyond a valuation limit, the banks may do a margin call on owners if they are desperate for cash and sentiments sour further.
What I wish for is existing approved projects remain that way regardless of whom they transfer on to later. All as per title. New projects before they get their approval will be subject to new changes.
Those new forumers should be glad that you are still around here to provide proper advices and guidance ..lol
Those new forumers should be glad that you are still around here to provide proper advices and guidance ..lol
ka ki kong, ka ki song....
As long as you don't turn this place into your playground, anybody can give their view here.
ka ki kong ka ki song....sound like the CSL Porn King style....hahaha...
Hi Imperia owners - any update when VP letters are being issued?
Hi Imperia owners - any update when VP letters are being issued?
Hi Imperia owners - any update when VP letters are being issued?
Sorry IR to hijack this post, but curious to know if anyone's received the Supplementary Agreement.....
Hi Imperia owners - any update when VP letters are being issued?
i wonder any forumer who owns a imperia unit plans to stay there?