Imagine people hoot hoot hoot until MRT lines run past BUT Train station in Taman Sentosa or Taman Molek. All sure cry
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Puteri Cove by RF
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Why would Malaysians want to buy condos when they can buy landed at for equivalent or less than this price? Why would Malaysians want to take MRT when they can drive?
Do you realise as well that there are fewer residents in an area three times the size of Singapore? Why will retirees want to stay in a high density area with offices and hotels?
I think I might if there is mall n MRT to SG. Keep a J-plate car to get around in JB. Half e retirement cost compared to staying in Singapore.
If you are retiree and Malaysian, how often would you travel to Singapore especially since you have pointed out that JB cost of living is much lower?
personally i don't like staying on top of a mall . it's noisy and busy , parking will be horrible (if the shops are "wong"). if the complex is deserted will attract riff raff . furthermre i don't see what the big deal in staying near to border crossings, you see any nice properties anywhere in the world that is located next to border crossings? normally border towns attract all sorts of dodgy people. furthermore, it's not like those who stay within 1km of the causeway will have an express lane clearance to singapore and vice versa, you'll still get stuck at the bridge jam.
ppl are targeting this r&f to either flip or rental out, the big plus factor being "next to singapore" and "future mrt". but i think it's rather high risk. this pricing is KL pricing already.
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Visit relatives and medical treatments.
I'm thinking of walking to MRT station. I like amenities within walking distance, can't be helped since I don't like to drive.
I can understand the first but not the second. I have witnessed Malaysians getting the shock of their lives when they found out about the medical bills incurred in Singapore. They don't get subsidies. Besides, many hospitals such as Gleneagles are already setting up in Johor.
Paid so much medishield must use SG hospitals. Also a lot of $ in medisave cannot take out.
you mean CPF Life? hwat is medi life?
oh yeah came out in paper. so many this life that life life, i oso hin ah.
seems like.. premium raised, so add the +life after medishield.
Hospitals are now busying adjusting their prices up since medical treatment is "cheaper" to the patients now.
Actually hor. This Medi Life thing i guess is more good than bad.
At least it covers everyone till u drop dead on a co payment(Patient % reduced) scheme using Medisave.
The premium kinds of pays itself example if u have 30k in ur medisave. 4% generates = $1200. Should be enuff pay premium.
Since medisave can't take out might as well use for Medi Life. At least we know most Major illness we can afford to pay (Govt Hospital class B2 down i think)
At least it covers everyone till u drop dead on a co payment(Patient % reduced) scheme using Medisave.
The premium kinds of pays itself example if u have 30k in ur medisave. 4% generates = $1200. Should be enuff pay premium.
Since medisave can't take out might as well use for Medi Life. At least we know most Major illness we can afford to pay (Govt Hospital class B2 down i think)
That's why must take MRT to SG and go to SG for medical treatment. PRs will continue to have the best of both world.
Is this confirmed? That will damage Singapore's standing as a medical treatment hub.
many baby boomers in mly and sg by then, don't think SG's hospitals are able cope.
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