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I have to agree that Ryan Khoo is not a very crisp speaker but I can see he is trying his best and has keen interest in what he is talking about.

I have to agree that I learned a lot of things from his talk. We learn from each other all the way. I am quite pleased with the developments of Puteri Harbour when I went for the talk. Just 6-8 years ago I chatted with the security guard at 3pm on a weekday and the whole place is a huge tract of bare land.

Look at what it has become now. Simply amazing.

Sidetrack a bit.. any owners of Imperia keen to sell your high floor marina facing unit? My uncle who is in his 60+s and who has been staying in Kulai and working as a driver for 20-30 years ( RM 1200 salary a month ) is keen to buy.

He has earned a few million ringgits from the sales of his land in Sendenak ( think to Microsoft ) and is now looking to retire in a high rise condo in PH after I brought him for makan a few months ago. Budget RM 800psf ( very high floor )



anyone interested in ph southern marina can listen to a talk by ryan khoo from alpha marketing tomorrow.

Southern Marina Residences – Puteri Harbour Preview Event
DATE: 17th October 2015 (Saturday)

LOCATION: Puteri Harbour, Johor Bahru



Ryan Khoo will be speaking at the Southern Marina Sales Gallery in Puteri Harbour, Johor Bahru on 17th October 2015 (Saturday).

“High Speed Rail and the Nusajaya Economy”

Date: 17th October 2015 (Saturday)

Time: 2.30pm – 3.30pm

Location at Southern Marina Sales Gallery in Puteri Harbour. Next to the International Ferry Terminal.

Parking available on site at the sales gallery.

http://alphamarketingsg.com/event/southern-marina-residences-puteri-harbour-preview-event/
 
I have to agree that Ryan Khoo is not a very crisp speaker but I can see he is trying his best and has keen interest in what he is talking about.

I have to agree that I learned a lot of things from his talk. We learn from each other all the way. I am quite pleased with the developments of Puteri Harbour when I went for the talk. Just 6-8 years ago I chatted with the security guard at 3pm on a weekday and the whole place is a huge tract of bare land.

Look at what it has become now. Simply amazing.

Sidetrack a bit.. any owners of Imperia keen to sell your high floor marina facing unit? My uncle who is in his 60+s and who has been staying in Kulai and working as a driver for 20-30 years ( RM 1200 salary a month ) is keen to buy.

He has earned a few million ringgits from the sales of his land in Sendenak ( think to Microsoft ) and is now looking to retire in a high rise condo in PH after I brought him for makan a few months ago. Budget RM 800psf ( very high floor )

I-property price RM1080 lowest.
 
I-property price RM1080 lowest.

There's only 4 unit per floor facing the sea. Smallest unit is 1800 sqft. So it will be about rm2 mil for a high floor sea facing unit, only sgd 680k. Can only get a studio unit condo facing hdb in sg.
 
I dare not boast how much spare cash I have.. but my loans are easily 4 times that ;p

No need to boast..........his KLCC condo has its own swimming pool within its unit. That sums it up all. :)
 
No need to boast..........his KLCC condo has its own swimming pool within its unit. That sums it up all. :)

Not to sure abt others.. but I feel everyone should believe in themselves and not worry too much about whether their decisions are right or wrong. Its just a matter of perception. At the end of the day, the hokkien saying as "as long as you are happy will do".

There will be no deal if the seller wasn't thinking that the price will sink further.. and the buyer wasn't thinking that the price will rise. The same goes for the debate on renting and investing.

And from my experience, I have met Malaysians and Singaporeans whom have different viewpoints and mindsets. There are always the optimistic ones and the pessimistic ones. So I don't like to generalize one group of people. I always look at the cup as half full not half empty.
 
You mean RM 1080psf lowest?

With all the gloomy reports from Singapore's State Propaganda Machine I am quite sure RM 800psf is a reasonable price now!

Launching price was RM800 to RM900 psf in 2012 la. Maybe you can try and see got any water fish there..lol
 
Southern Marina launched at RM1,000psf (RM950 with a 5% discount) within the last few months, so 800 isn't beyond the realms of possibility. They'll always be someone who is in a negative market looking to offload property. Sobering thing is that as Tekkun says, between 2012 and end of 2015 the baseline 'appreciation' of PSF launch prices was MYR50.

The Ringgit is back on the slide: for all the people who kicked themselves for not changing at 3.1, the exchange rate was testing 3.08 yesterday. I may well change a bit of SGD once it breaks that level again.
 
By the way, has anyone added up the total number of units around just the Puteri Cove area? By my count, Puteri Cove (987), Teega (1,292), Imperia (246), Pinetree (264) and Southern Marina (706) account for 3,231 units, which excludes the serviced apartments and hotels being put up. Quite a lot around this little bay!
 
By the way, has anyone added up the total number of units around just the Puteri Cove area? By my count, Puteri Cove (987), Teega (1,292), Imperia (246), Pinetree (264) and Southern Marina (706) account for 3,231 units, which excludes the serviced apartments and hotels being put up. Quite a lot around this little bay!

Chances is 50% occupancy max.
 
On weekends only! I've found it hard to see evidence of a buildup in commercial activity, named 'anchor tenants' etc for Medini. Is that because there are none, or have I missed a treasure trove of information online? Just looking for pipeline support of businesses locating in the area, to support a local population...
 
By the way, has anyone added up the total number of units around just the Puteri Cove area? By my count, Puteri Cove (987), Teega (1,292), Imperia (246), Pinetree (264) and Southern Marina (706) account for 3,231 units, which excludes the serviced apartments and hotels being put up. Quite a lot around this little bay!

You missed Almas, another few hundreds. Mind boggling just to think about the traffic on the 2 lane road in and out of the area during peak hour, assuming full occupation. Hope it will not become the Docklands of Melbourne.
 
Pan Pacific Hotels Group partners Pacific Star and DB2 to debut Malaysia’s first Pan Pacific Serviced Suites in Iskandar’s Puteri Harbour

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19 October 2015

SINGAPORE -- Singapore-based real estate developers Pacific Star and DB2, through their joint-venture company Pearl Discovery Development Sdn Bhd, have signed a management agreement with Pan Pacific Hotels Group for the hotel chain owner to operate 205 luxury serviced suites under the "Pan Pacific" brand at Puteri Harbour, the crown jewel of Nusajaya, a major flagship zone in Iskandar Malaysia.

Developed by Pearl Discovery, Pan Pacific Serviced Suites Puteri Harbour will offer studio, one- and two-bedroom apartments to cater to the needs of short- and extended-stay professionals and expatriates working in Iskandar. The 205 suites are scheduled to open in early 2018, when Pearl Discovery's Puteri Cove Residences is completed. The only luxury waterfront development in Iskandar with both private-marina and sea views, Puteri Cove Residences will comprise three towers of premium apartments, four blocks of SOHO/loft units and a two-level waterfront retail promenade. Pan Pacific Serviced Suites Puteri Harbour will occupy 16 floors within Tower 3.

Puteri Cove Residences will overlook a private marina with more than 300 berths designed for the international boating community. The facility will be managed by Singapore's award-winning Marina and lifestyle operator.

A premium waterfront lifestyle development Bernold O. Schroeder, CEO of Pan Pacific Hotels Group, said: "Pan Pacific collaborates strategically with well-reputed developers who share our vision of setting the highest standards
Page 2 of 4 Press Release for quality accommodation and services in thriving destinations around the world. Pan Pacific Serviced Suites Puteri Harbour is a premium property that will extend our geographical reach and strengthen our engagement with customers in Malaysia."

Glen Chan, President and CEO of Pacific Star Development, said: "Partners, investors and buyers are increasingly discerning and are looking for well-located prime properties by developers they trust to deliver quality. This partnership underscores the confidence in our latest development Puteri Cove Residences and Quayside, which faces a private marina and is the only luxury waterfront project with both private-marina and sea views in Iskandar." Puteri Harbour, Iskandar's thriving new centre, is a 10-minute drive from Singapore via Tuas Second Link, and is close to major attractions and buildings, including Ascendas Nusajaya Tech Park, Pinewood Studios, Gleneagles Medini Hospital, EduCity and Legoland. It is also within a 5-minute walk from the Puteri Harbour International Ferry Terminal, which is planning daily ferry services to Singapore's HarbourFront terminal.

Datuk Ismail Ibrahim, CEO of Iskandar Regional Development Authority (IRDA), said: "We are extremely pleased to welcome 'Pan Pacific', a leading hospitality brand, to Iskandar, especially at a time when demand for premium accommodation in this part of Malaysia is going strong." Optimism in demand for premium accommodation in Puteri Harbour, Nusajaya The collaboration between Pearl Discovery and Pan Pacific comes as more companies are setting up shop in Iskandar. IRDA disclosed in September that at least three theme park operators – from Japan, North America, Europe and Australia – are expected to open attractions in Iskandar. The theme park projects will be part of the RM30 billion of committed investments IRDA has targeted for 2015.

Investors, especially those in the manufacturing industry, are also actively seeking out space in Iskandar. Johor remains Malaysia's top investment destination for manufacturers, attracting RM27 billion in investments between January and June this year compared to RM21 billion for the whole of 2014. Attracted by lower business costs in Johor, many industrial property users are multinationals from Europe and companies from Singapore.

Ascendas Nusajaya Techpark in Gerbang Nusajaya also recently announced a joint venture with Mitsui & Co, one of Japan's leading conglomerates, to bring in quality Japanese industrial tenants as part of its phase 2 developments.

In the longer term, several major projects will continue to underpin demand for real estate in Nusajaya. Nusajaya, where the Pan Pacific Serviced Suites Puteri Harbour is located, will be easily connected to the rest of the country and Singapore when the Singapore-Kuala Lumpur high-speed rail link is established as it is one of seven stops in Malaysia identified for the rail
Page 3 of 4 Press Release route. Existing attractions in Nusajaya include Puteri Harbour Marina, Legoland, Hello Kitty Town and the Mall of Medini.

Pan Pacific Serviced Suites Puteri Harbour marks the latest collaboration between Pan Pacific and Pacific Star following the successful opening of Pan Pacific Serviced Suites Bangkok in 2010. Some 80% of the Bangkok property, developed by Pacific Star and operated by Pan Pacific, was pre-leased just six months after its opening.

For more details on Puteri Cove Residences & Quayside, visit www.putericoveresidences.com.

About Pacific Star Group
The Pacific Star Group is a real estate investment house specialising in investment management, fund management, development, REIT management, asset management and private equity. Headquartered in Singapore, the Group is one of Asia’s most successful real estate investment houses, serving a premier global investor base spread across Asia, Europe and the Middle East. Since its inception, Pacific Star Group has transacted multi-billion dollar deals in prime office, retail and residential properties in key cities spread across Asia. Notable investments include Shui On Land in China which owns the renowned Xintiandi in Shanghai; the iconic Pavilion in Kuala Lumpur; Wisma Atria, Ngee Ann City and Capital Square in Singapore.

http://www.hospitalitynet.org/news/4072223.html
 
You missed Almas, another few hundreds. Mind boggling just to think about the traffic on the 2 lane road in and out of the area during peak hour, assuming full occupation. Hope it will not become the Docklands of Melbourne.

I was wracking my brains for the name of that one! That brings the number of units to 3,777 in just that little area. Tenants will literally be spoilt for choice. Think I saw someone say that only a 2,000 sq ft (i.e. somewhere North of RM2m) has a chance of getting appreciation, can see why now: these size units are the exception to the norm of the large number of 1,300sq ft units arriving in 3 years.
 
Over supply is coming.. Better have holding power..
But in the long run should be OK.
 
Long terms of 5-10 years will be ok for sure. Lets not forget Keppel Bay also has thousands of units.

Let me be frank here. Out of the 3000+ units in Puteri Harbour, just how many boost of stunning sea or Marina bay views 20th level and up? About 300-500 at most. Southern Marina and Puteri Cove has the answer as they still hve left overs ( I went there yesterday )

I was also told that very few Imperia superior view owners want to sell their units as they want to use for themselves. I was asking the agents for fire sales as the Singapore press kept harping on oversupply in Iskandar

Sidetrack a bit...

"Investors, especially those in the manufacturing industry, are also actively seeking out space in Iskandar. Johor remains Malaysia's top investment destination for manufacturers, attracting RM27 billion in investments between January and June this year compared to RM21 billion for the whole of 2014"
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This year for 6 months already RM 27 billion?!?! Last year 12 whole months RM 21m?? [SIZE=4]Who says Iskandar is failing??? [/SIZE]
 
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