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In addition to the Johorean, all the wealthy China men and women the Malaysia government has attracted will keep all the 10 impressive malls humming for a long time to come.

The Johorean will be spoilt for choice when all 10 impressive malls open for business.

With so many up and coming brand new launches c/w generous perks thrown in by developer, why would anyone even consider the above foreclosed unit? I will be very interested to attend the next Malaysia Property Fair to listen first hand how the panel of invited speakers brain wash potential buyers.

If the RM$ slides continue, I won't be surprised that traders, businessmen and salaried staff will start to demand payment in other stable currency.

To see one's dream home bought few years ago turning into a nightmare with strings of unsettled liability are certainly making the owner feel rotten. Other owners who are now waiting for their development to complete and keys collection likely suffer forex losses.

Clearly RM$ is on a long term bear trend and we shall see another round of price increase soon from restaurants dining to shopping to foot reflexology.

Reuters RM$3.1405

As time passed, I think even the blind can see that investing in Iskandar properties without good connectivity will likely be unrecoverable in the long run.

Expert sees spectre of ghost towns in Johor PETALING JAYA: A veteran property consultant has warned that many places in Johor will become ghosts towns because of the top-down nature of development there, particularly in the Iskandar region. In an interview with FMT, chartered surveyor...

Why would anyone invest in a property right in the middle of Causeway and 2nd link? I always wondered.

I think those bank foreclosed unit will not attract any interest at all looking at the current state.

The RM$ Out-Of-Stock situation happened in 1999 Asian Financial Crisis on both side of the Causeway when news leaked that the MY government was about to issued a currency peg. The weakest level was RM$2.52 vs S$1.

Today you can easily get RM$3.10 in JB City Centre. Plenty of stock even when we are so near to CNY.

I think the savvy Malaysian will change the minimal and bring back a safer physical S$ notes to their kampong. We all learn from history.

Taking into consideration the proposed all-in road charges, JB properties are considered expensive investment

Reuters RM$3.1311 Anyone got the latest MC rate?

I saw some Grab transport using J-plate.

Foreign vehicles entering Singapore to pay 'reciprocal road charge' of S$6.40 SINGAPORE: Starting Feb 15, all foreign-registered cars will have to pay a reciprocal road charge (RRC) of S$6.40 when they enter Singapore via the Tuas or Woodlands Checkpoints, the Land Transport Authority (LTA)...

If the RM$ stays weak, our brigade of retirees, Tai-Tai, students and PMET will keep the many eateries , bakeries, pharmacies, health and beauty saloon, supermarkets, fashion outlets very busy; pre and post CNY.

Singapore to match Malaysia's road charge: Khaw Boon Wan- Channelnewsasia SINGAPORE: Singapore will match Malaysia’s RM20 (S$6.50) road charge which was rolled out on Nov 1 last year, Minister for Transport Khaw Boon Wan...