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Haha, very true. But there are many who face a conundrum like her. They realized that it is a great idea especially when Johor is trying to shadow the works of Shenzhen. However, after realising that some of the early settlers are sitting on 2X or 3X gains, it is quite difficult to stomach...

Enjoying empty MRT seats!? My goodness, is she talking about sitting at the terminal? Dun think you can get seats so easily even you are on the last train of the day. Maybe at the last station!

But do you think that RM 1 million being the norm for terraces would be stretching the limit a little?

A sign that there are many redemptions taking place. As evident in the regional bourses.

School holiday season! During such times, 1st link would probably be more predictable? I usually stay away from 2nd link during holiday weekends.

True too. With no history of earthquakes, they are probably more comfortable staying in a high rise dwelling?

I think Japaneses typically like to be near amenities. Perhaps the condos are always near supermarkets, restaurants, schools, etc?

Re: Living in JB 3 (Johore) Always tough when you are a foreigner in a local prison. Remember the show, Midnight Express?

Singapore a is natural. Philippines is a good move. Well done. I think your philosophy puts you in good stead.

Definitely more crowded than the time when I was at the launch of Teega.

Have you considered investing in other locations like Kuala Lumpur, Australia or New Zealand since yield appears to be your priority? You may get better assurances there.

I second that, bro!

Agree that they were complete idiots with their investment in Bank of America but I think they clawed some of the monies back with their punt on Chinese banks that IPOed.

I second that!!! But the market is a little further than Iskandar. Tropicana Gardens looks interesting to me. A certain Bro LordEthan is quite conversant on KL market too. Not seen him around.

i think he is referring to RM?

Not cheap too. A good apartment in Makati could cost you more than S$300 psf easily. Significant disposal costs amounting to 5%. Fueled largely by huge capital inflows and expensive stock market.

Bro schtaw Agree that being designated as a Tax Haven would be great. But wasn't Labuan one such place for Malaysia?

Well said. I agree. Timing is important. That's why I am always grateful to my friend who held me by the scruff of my collar and insisted that I look at Iskandar some years back. Who knows, maybe we should be looking at Indonesia currently when the property market is growing by 20% without...

Bro, better than Sinkieland. We are chained here and continued to be squeezed dry. At least in Bolehland, we have a choice. :D

Bro NusaDuta Selling like hot cakes, eh!