at this point of time,I cant tell Niucomer belong to which side,say min purchase 1mil,knn we had it.....how can our ppty price be price at 1mil,take many many years to appreciate to that point,unless we bought the penthhouse or high floor 3rooms which is close to 1mil.Those whom bought at close to 600-700k no chance to sell.....local wouldnt buy it.Thus this purchase is for own use,not for investment.As for "international lot" I pick this up from guru.my ,I have no knowledge about it,jus a newbabe here....,maybe like what malpaso said,some expert here can give us a pointer.
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Thanks for the info. Just considering. Like the location and the swimming pool. Is the first unit reserved for Msia because of (a) price (b) no of bedrooms or (c) title deed restrictions? Thanks in advance.
singaporean cannot buy bumi lot, or any property < 500k RM AS VALUED BY STATE AUTHORITY (NOT THE BANK).
Not sure whether discussed before. Searched forum but nothing found.
Anyone got opinion on whether acquisition of SP Setia by PNB is good thing or not so good thing
Views welcome. Thank you.
You can read on a previous acquisition of Pelangi by PNB in 2005. Overall, I think the execution of govt-linked companies have improved since. However, I do notice that Setia's ads have decreased a lot in recent weeks....
http://mavrkyprojectphoto.blogspot.sg/2005/11/goodbye-pelangi-welcome-berinda.html
I hope my understanding of the article is correct but article seems to say is worse off after takeover "In the six months since Frank exited Pelangi and headed Kuok Bros property division, KBSB had chalked up housing sales totalling RM150 million, while Pelangi seems to have lost much of it rigour".
Hardly hear of any Pelangi projects, though Berinda is still around with Molek and Ponderosa ... at least in JB. Don't know enough of Pelangi to comment.
The article was written only a few months after the takeover and may not be accurate assessment as will take some time for new management style to creep in. So ditto for SP Setia.
Yes indeed it's hard to gauge the impact on Setia, since Tan Sri is still around. Let's see what happens when he exits in a year's time.
On Pelangi, its most recent project (which a friend bought) is at Taman Perling, called D' Serambi. It's a pretty gd project in a gd location (front row mostly swept up by Singaporeans) but overall Pelangi has been v quiet since the takeover.
On Pelangi, its most recent project (which a friend bought) is at Taman Perling, called D' Serambi. It's a pretty gd project in a gd location (front row mostly swept up by Singaporeans) but overall Pelangi has been v quiet since the takeover.
Hi, any way to pre-check if the state authority is lower than RM500K?
They will generally take the face value of the purchase price on the Sale and Purchase Agreement. If you are concerned as the price is around at the threshold level, you may consider getting a valuation report and submit it.
hi, i went to sales galery a few days ago. the price for d'fronde is 1188k and 1196k (depending on the facing)
do you know whether this has been increased since the first launch?
as for the package, 10% discount, DIBS, free legal fee n stamp duty on SPA, free MOT, free loan fees
hi gurus..
i'm considering to buy garden villa cluster smaller type, either d'flore or d'fronde. Before I decide to buy, need some enlightenment from the gurus here:
1. garden villa is the last piece of residential land in BI. i think there's pros n cons.
pro: the primary market supply for BI house is very limited, which may become factor to demand for capital appreciation
con: no new project means no benchmark for secondary market to ride on the price increase
any comments on this?
2. roughly what's the percentage of msian owners and singaporean owners in BI?
3. for secondary markets, who are the buyers? why would they buy the secondary market instead of buying directly from dev?
4. for rental markets, who are the targets? how many % is the avg rental yield in normal cases?
5. is there any way to check the transacted value in BI? Someone posted this URL in another thread: http://jpph.info/my-search.php
I tried, can see some graphs for HH, EL, leisure farms. But not BI. But those for HH, EL, and LF also looks wrong, it shows that LF average psf is 50RM in 2011.
TIA!
i'm considering to buy garden villa cluster smaller type, either d'flore or d'fronde. Before I decide to buy, need some enlightenment from the gurus here:
1. garden villa is the last piece of residential land in BI. i think there's pros n cons.
pro: the primary market supply for BI house is very limited, which may become factor to demand for capital appreciation
con: no new project means no benchmark for secondary market to ride on the price increase
any comments on this?
2. roughly what's the percentage of msian owners and singaporean owners in BI?
3. for secondary markets, who are the buyers? why would they buy the secondary market instead of buying directly from dev?
4. for rental markets, who are the targets? how many % is the avg rental yield in normal cases?
5. is there any way to check the transacted value in BI? Someone posted this URL in another thread: http://jpph.info/my-search.php
I tried, can see some graphs for HH, EL, leisure farms. But not BI. But those for HH, EL, and LF also looks wrong, it shows that LF average psf is 50RM in 2011.
TIA!
no guru here but can give you agar-agar answers. ok?
1. benchmark against perling or nusa idaman (i.e against nearby dev'ts targetted to middle and upper mid class buyers) .
2. no exact figures. but a number of singaporeans in BI, more so than in other tamans. however, there are strong local prsence there too. BI is good location. however don't expect it to be as high class as EL/LF/HH. And, also.. the price you buying now.. ahem*
3. the buyers are same irrespective of primary or secondary market.
4. rental sux. beware.
5. Nope.
am no expert, i better quickly clarify, just in case
good luck and happy house hunting.
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Contínues.
2) I think there are some % listed by the land authroity for foreigner ownership to landed ppt, correct me if I'm worng & depend on projects, it could be 20 ~30% for foreigner landed onwership. But how is the enforcment will be a interesting topic to discuss about.
3) Good question but could be foreigner - SG people or SPR or even local Malaysian? Again depending on the Land authority ownership % & enforcement. But U do see lot of SG car plate in the weekend at BI.
Contínues.
2) I think there are some % listed by the land authroity for foreigner ownership to landed ppt, correct me if I'm worng & depend on projects, it could be 20 ~30% for foreigner landed onwership. But how is the enforcment will be a interesting topic to discuss about.
3) Good question but could be foreigner - SG people or SPR or even local Malaysian? Again depending on the Land authority ownership % & enforcement. But U do see lot of SG car plate in the weekend at BI.
no guru here but can give you agar-agar answers. ok?
1. benchmark against perling or nusa idaman (i.e against nearby dev'ts targetted to middle and upper mid class buyers) .
2. no exact figures. but a number of singaporeans in BI, more so than in other tamans. however, there are strong local prsence there too. BI is good location. however don't expect it to be as high class as EL/LF/HH. And, also.. the price you buying now.. ahem*
3. the buyers are same irrespective of primary or secondary market.
4. rental sux. beware.
5. Nope.
am no expert, i better quickly clarify, just in case
agar-agar answer is fine
the price you buying now.. ahem*-> u mean too expensive or lower compared to EL/HH?
i see some other members think that this price is too exp.
after discount it's 1.08m, build up psf is 430, land psf is 480. is that too much?
i see that the secondary house listings demand for ard the same psf, even some demand for higher than that.
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agar-agar answer is fine
the price you buying now.. ahem*-> u mean too expensive or lower compared to EL/HH?
i see some other members think that this price is too exp.
after discount it's 1.08m, build up psf is 430, land psf is 480. is that too much?
i see that the secondary house listings demand for ard the same psf, even some demand for higher than that.
in a bull market, everyone is always buying at the most expensive, true? so yes it's expensive now. in a few years time , who knows? but personally i think it's expensive for johor market. you may want to look at Ecoworld , it's balloting. 900k for a cluster, design looks nice, management is ex-setia so they know how to execute (hopefully). and the lanscaping should be better. give it a thought. in the end, you should be comfortable or know exactly why you want to buy a certain property. note also that if you don't invest , you will not lose money. that is also an option.
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ic. thanks bro.
yeap, been eying ecoworld actually, but i heard it's left with 100-200 units after taken by insiders n associates, total chqs is 3000, some ppl submit multiple cheques. i guess leftover units are those nearby HTC, may be difficult to sell in future.
now I'm looking at neighboring devs like NI and NS. NI is out bcoz there's no launch ongoing and also no discount, i'm looking for the one with low cash outlay.
reading thru NS thread now..
i thought a bit about my post and added "note also that if you don't invest , you will not lose money. that is also an option." in fact that is the best option if you are unsure.
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depends on how we see it bro. if compared against inflation, money in bank with low interest can be considered losing certain value
n if we don't invest, we're losing potential income
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