shucks.........
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Living in JB 2 (Johore)
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shucks.........
Danteakc
Yes it is. Maybe u wan to edit n delete e web. Remembered wuqi mentioned to be private and someone broadcast it.
Yes it is. Maybe u wan to edit n delete e web. Remembered wuqi mentioned to be private and someone broadcast it.
Chief,
Congratulations of ur new bundle of joy!
May u have continuous love and laughter with tis newest addition!
:p
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Congratulations bro. Joy and happiness to you and your wife.
Bro , whats the price ? My guess is 1M + - 100K .
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Good news for us in JB..
KUALA LUMPUR - The Malaysian government will link hundreds of existing closed-circuit television (CCTV) cameras with police vehicles to respond more quickly to crime outbreaks, after a spate of violent robberies gripped the country in recent weeks.
The project - to cost RM95 million (S$38 million) - aims to stream real-time CCTV footage from shopping malls, businesses and residential areas to police vehicles via a centralised command in their respective states.
The project will begin in Johor and include more than 300 CCTV cameras in the state by 2013, before being rolled out in Kuala Lumpur and Selangor, states which have been targeted as crime 'hot spots' by the government.
The system will allow a police response team to receive live footage from a crime scene and pursue the suspect.
KUALA LUMPUR - The Malaysian government will link hundreds of existing closed-circuit television (CCTV) cameras with police vehicles to respond more quickly to crime outbreaks, after a spate of violent robberies gripped the country in recent weeks.
The project - to cost RM95 million (S$38 million) - aims to stream real-time CCTV footage from shopping malls, businesses and residential areas to police vehicles via a centralised command in their respective states.
The project will begin in Johor and include more than 300 CCTV cameras in the state by 2013, before being rolled out in Kuala Lumpur and Selangor, states which have been targeted as crime 'hot spots' by the government.
The system will allow a police response team to receive live footage from a crime scene and pursue the suspect.
Wow , why prices for basic house also hitting 1M mark ? Will scare away Singaporean home buyer or not ?
98M to "host" 300 CCTVs , stream real time ? We pay about 200bucks per CCTVs , they pay 300K per CCTVs ?
Contractors installing those 300 CCTVs huat !
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Not when there are talks to increase the minimum bar for purchase to RM 1 million. But helps when RM is also weakening against SGD.
It is about time that the MY Govt plays hard ball when it comes to crime management. With the elections around the corner, it is important for them not to turn a deaf ear to sic social issues. PKT has shown that crime rates are lower in the Penang state.
bro wuqi, really your wife have safely given birth? Congrats bro!
c o n g r a t u l a t i o n s !!
In God we trust, in people we verify and validate!
Hi Neshnara,
In which area? lot size (55 x 80) seem quite bigger for cluster house, but build-up (2923sq) quite small as for semi-D. I think it is not a standard lot, i guess is cluster end-lot or corner lot. Could advise on the buying price? discount early bird, freebies? Thank you.
Agents' commission
According to the Malaysian Institute of Estate Agents, "Estate Agents in Malaysia are allowed to collect a total 3% fee for their services. They are, however, they are not allowed to collect from both parties except under some special circumstance..... where the agent is unable to get his full fee from one party, he MAY, with the express knowledge of both parties, claim the balance of his fee from the other party. This is however rarely practiced."
According to the Malaysian Institute of Estate Agents, "Estate Agents in Malaysia are allowed to collect a total 3% fee for their services. They are, however, they are not allowed to collect from both parties except under some special circumstance..... where the agent is unable to get his full fee from one party, he MAY, with the express knowledge of both parties, claim the balance of his fee from the other party. This is however rarely practiced."
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Guys
I am wondering if I wan to drive to KL using first link , I can use EDL to KL right ? shorter way and pay less tolls right ?
Thanks
Guys
I am wondering if I wan to drive to KL using first link , I can use EDL to KL right ? shorter way and pay less tolls right ?
Thanks
Re: Agents' commission
Distance wise not much diff.
EDL connects directly to the existing north south highway entrance at Tebrau Highway.
Second link connect into Senai North exit.
You save on the diff check point toll (Woodlands Vs Tuas)
Either way is a smooth sailing as you dun hv to exit from the highway after custom connect you directly to the north south highway off to KL.
Distance wise not much diff.
EDL connects directly to the existing north south highway entrance at Tebrau Highway.
Second link connect into Senai North exit.
You save on the diff check point toll (Woodlands Vs Tuas)
Either way is a smooth sailing as you dun hv to exit from the highway after custom connect you directly to the north south highway off to KL.
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