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Re: Other parts of Malaysia - KL
haha.. too late.. can't clear it liao... maybe wuqi can clear it for me. paisei..
haha.. too late.. can't clear it liao... maybe wuqi can clear it for me. paisei..
Re: Puteri Harbour Community
Make all the sense to park at some high end KLCC units for the same price. At least the risk factor is lesser.
Make all the sense to park at some high end KLCC units for the same price. At least the risk factor is lesser.
Re: Puteri Harbour Community
Try google Idaman Residence KLCC. I think it is worth to take a look. Still at RM900per sf and just 3min walking distance to KLCC. I was told that developer is buying back units then fully renovating them for rental.
Try google Idaman Residence KLCC. I think it is worth to take a look. Still at RM900per sf and just 3min walking distance to KLCC. I was told that developer is buying back units then fully renovating them for rental.
Re: Puteri Harbour Community
Yes, I realised that many are starting to realise the potential in rental as the big projects start to take off like the MRT and Tun Razak Exchange. Expats will start to come in for the construction firms and will provide good rental support for corporate housing. If developers are buying back, it shows signs of prices are near or below replacement costs. Little downside from what I see. But still has to depend on the elections.
Yes, I realised that many are starting to realise the potential in rental as the big projects start to take off like the MRT and Tun Razak Exchange. Expats will start to come in for the construction firms and will provide good rental support for corporate housing. If developers are buying back, it shows signs of prices are near or below replacement costs. Little downside from what I see. But still has to depend on the elections.
Re: Other parts of Malaysia - KL
I went to KLCC to countdown.
Not much performance there. Only at the last 30 minutes toward midnight, they show some videos. All the while is just fountains with coloured lights. it will be better if you pay cover charges to the pub like skybar and marini 57 to view the fireworks. Bear in mind the cover charge is about 150rm.
I went to KLCC to countdown.
Not much performance there. Only at the last 30 minutes toward midnight, they show some videos. All the while is just fountains with coloured lights. it will be better if you pay cover charges to the pub like skybar and marini 57 to view the fireworks. Bear in mind the cover charge is about 150rm.
Re: Other parts of Malaysia - KL
if you not some high profile terrorist or wanted by interpol, just a normal guy, you will be granted a state consent.
if you not some high profile terrorist or wanted by interpol, just a normal guy, you will be granted a state consent.
Re: Other parts of Malaysia - KL
Done
http://sammyboy.com/showthread.php?139287-Other-parts-of-Malaysia-Penang&p=1354406#post1354406
Done
http://sammyboy.com/showthread.php?139287-Other-parts-of-Malaysia-Penang&p=1354406#post1354406
Re: Other parts of Malaysia - KL
I visited Riana Green Condo @ Wangsa and thought it was a nice area too. Only 3 blocks of condo built on a hillock and depending on your unit, some have great views of KL City in front and Genting mountain range at back.
Lots of Koreans and Arabs seem to favour the place and as in many new developments, there is also a nice neighborhood mall - Wangsa Walk just minutes walk away not to mention a Hypermart beside (can't remember the name but could be Tesco). Downside is its a 99 year old leasehold ....
I visited Riana Green Condo @ Wangsa and thought it was a nice area too. Only 3 blocks of condo built on a hillock and depending on your unit, some have great views of KL City in front and Genting mountain range at back.
Lots of Koreans and Arabs seem to favour the place and as in many new developments, there is also a nice neighborhood mall - Wangsa Walk just minutes walk away not to mention a Hypermart beside (can't remember the name but could be Tesco). Downside is its a 99 year old leasehold ....
Re: Other parts of Malaysia - KL
99 years ..? oh man.. that is a let down.. but it can be an investment for rent.
nonetheless, i will go and check that place out..
thanks for the tip and recommendation bro.. appreciate it.
99 years ..? oh man.. that is a let down.. but it can be an investment for rent.
nonetheless, i will go and check that place out..
thanks for the tip and recommendation bro.. appreciate it.
Re: Other parts of Malaysia - KL
Yah. Understand many buy to rent as seems Koreans and Arabs like the place. I did hear my friend say they plan to build 2 more blocks but not sure if this is still the plan. Good luck with your hunt.
Yah. Understand many buy to rent as seems Koreans and Arabs like the place. I did hear my friend say they plan to build 2 more blocks but not sure if this is still the plan. Good luck with your hunt.
Re: Other parts of Malaysia - KL
There are a few more development in the Wangsa Maju area, one upcoming one is "The Veo"http://www.simedarbyproperty.com/property_view.aspx?productID=738ea257-91d8-44c6-941c-7a7aa16fdca2
Wangsa Maju has Tunku Abdul Rahman College( Tar College), the largest college in Malaysia, perhaps 30K student population or even more, so some of the mid end properties like PV(Stands for Platinum Victory) series of condos offer very good rental returns from the students and young working adults. Besides, it is only less than 10 KM to the city centre and is connected by the LRT. Due to TAR college, amenities like food places, hyper markets etc are all over the place so that makes it very convenient. Years ago, there were some issues regarding security(snatch thieves, burglary etc) but i think it had improved significantly now.
Seri Maya Condo, Villa Wangsamas, Metroview, One Jelatek(this is the closest to KLCC) are a few other condos around the area.
A few mins away from Wangsa Maju, you can also look at Ampang Boulevard, Putra Condo, One Ampang etc. This is the korean enclave of KL with all the Korean restaurants as if you are in Korea! Even some signage are in Korean.. Good rental demand from the koreans and recently the middle easterns and more specifically, the Iranians.
There are a few more development in the Wangsa Maju area, one upcoming one is "The Veo"http://www.simedarbyproperty.com/property_view.aspx?productID=738ea257-91d8-44c6-941c-7a7aa16fdca2
Wangsa Maju has Tunku Abdul Rahman College( Tar College), the largest college in Malaysia, perhaps 30K student population or even more, so some of the mid end properties like PV(Stands for Platinum Victory) series of condos offer very good rental returns from the students and young working adults. Besides, it is only less than 10 KM to the city centre and is connected by the LRT. Due to TAR college, amenities like food places, hyper markets etc are all over the place so that makes it very convenient. Years ago, there were some issues regarding security(snatch thieves, burglary etc) but i think it had improved significantly now.
Seri Maya Condo, Villa Wangsamas, Metroview, One Jelatek(this is the closest to KLCC) are a few other condos around the area.
A few mins away from Wangsa Maju, you can also look at Ampang Boulevard, Putra Condo, One Ampang etc. This is the korean enclave of KL with all the Korean restaurants as if you are in Korea! Even some signage are in Korean.. Good rental demand from the koreans and recently the middle easterns and more specifically, the Iranians.
Re: Other parts of Malaysia - KL
Hope that you get something soon!! Best wishes sir. I would rather go for something freehold then 99 years but thats just me. Banks here may tighten or loosen their borrowing standards and one of their considerations includes the property/ownership type.
Hope that you get something soon!!
Best wishes sir. I would rather go for something freehold then 99 years but thats just me. Banks here may tighten or loosen their borrowing standards and one of their considerations includes the property/ownership type.Re: Other parts of Malaysia - KL
i have the same sentiment as you. freehold makes more sense to me. do bank usually loosen their borrowing standard when comes to freehold?
Hope that you get something soon!!
i have the same sentiment as you. freehold makes more sense to me. do bank usually loosen their borrowing standard when comes to freehold?
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Re: Other parts of Malaysia - KL
Ideal is freehold however there are certain areas where it is predominantly leasehold. If you area really bullish about that particular area then go for it.
Banks rely on their valuers to value the property. No such thing as leasehold much lower LTV. Borrowing standards remain the same regardless of freehold/leasehold. The valuation is the determining factor.
Ideal is freehold however there are certain areas where it is predominantly leasehold. If you area really bullish about that particular area then go for it.
Banks rely on their valuers to value the property. No such thing as leasehold much lower LTV. Borrowing standards remain the same regardless of freehold/leasehold. The valuation is the determining factor.
Re: Other parts of Malaysia - KL
What sort of borrowing standards are there if the value of that area is high, normal or low?
What sort of borrowing standards are there if the value of that area is high, normal or low?
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